Nassau County Comptroller Howard Weitzman and the members of the Governor’s commission released their final report with recommendations on how to make government more efficient in order to reduce the state's high local tax burden.
To read the final report click here or on the report
|
Comptroller Weitzman serves as the fiscal watchdog for Nassau County,
which has a population of 1.3 million and annual budget of $2.4
billion.
Comptroller Weitzman and his staff:
- monitor Nassau’s budget and financial
operations
- audit government agencies, agencies with county contracts, and
town-created special taxing districts to uncover waste and abuse.
- review county contracts and claims
- report on matters that significantly
affect Nassau’s
financial health and operations
- work with the Administration and Legislature to help the county
overcome its fiscal challenges
- prepare Nassau’s Comprehensive
Annual Financial Report
- administer the county payroll and employee health benefits functions
Since first taking office in
2002, Howard Weitzman has committed the Comptroller’s Office to fiscal openness and transparency.
On this Web site you will find a wealth of information about Nassau’s
finances and operations, including the complete text of all our
audits and financial statements. You will also find timely reports
about serious issues facing the county, and information about Nassau’s
free prescription discount card for all residents, the NassauRx
card, pioneered by this office.
Have a question or comment? Comptroller Weitzman would like to hear from you. Click here to send him an email.
|
