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Legislator John G. Testa Will Not Seek Reelection
Career as County Legislator, Mayor and City Councilman Spans 22 Years Westchester County Legislator John G. Testa announces he will not run for reelection in 2019. Testa’s career as an elected official has spanned 22 years, beginning with his first … Continue reading
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Statement from Minority Leader John Testa on “Ban the Box” Law
Testa warns legislative agenda is “Death by a Thousand Cuts” to Westchester County small businesses. On Monday, December 4, 2018, my Democrat colleagues on the Board of Legislators (with the exception of one Democrat) passed a Local Law (by a … Continue reading
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Independence Day!
Below is an article I was asked to write for the Cortlandt Living Magazine July 2018 edition. They wanted a short piece showing some of the important events associated with July 4th other than being Independence Day, especially local connections. … Continue reading
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Legislator Testa Announces $4 Million in Upgrades at George’s Island Park
Legislator John Testa (Cortlandt/Peekskill/Yorktown)) was joined by his Legislative colleagues on Monday, May 21, 2018 in unanimously passing a Bond Act in the amount of $3,940,000 for major rehabilitation work at George’s Island Park in Montrose. The Legislation was an … Continue reading
Legislator John Testa Announces Three Major Infrastructure Projects for His Northern Westchester District
Major rehabilitation to Albany Post Road, George’s Island Park and Washington Street. Follows Completed Projects to Rehabilitate Main Street (Rt. 6), Crompond Road/Division Street (Rt. 202) and Upgrades in Blue Mountain Reservation and George’s Island Park In a continuation of … Continue reading
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County Legislator Testa to Seek Fourth Term
Cites Record of Tax and Spending Reductions and Accomplishments for Residents of Northern Westchester On Monday, May 18th Westchester County Legislator John G. Testa announced his intention to seek re-election for a fourth term in front of a capacity crowd … Continue reading
Watch the Latest Edition of On Topic with John Testa Show
This edition of On Topic with John Testa covers a number of important issues for Westchester and the Peekskill, Cortlandt and Yorktown region. The latest issue discussed is the August 22, 2012 ruling by the State of New York Supreme … Continue reading
Westchester Legislators Propose “Protest Law”
Westchester County Republican Legislators Sheila Marcotte, John G. Testa, Jim Maisano, Gordon Burrows and Bernice Spreckman are proposing legislation that would prevent the disruption of funeral services by protesters. The primary purpose of the law which Marcotte submitted on April … Continue reading
On Topic with John G. Testa 