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Tri-Agency Shared Services Recreation Feasibility Study. Village of Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow, Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, New York

Local Government Efficiency, Planning & Community Development, Projects /

The Villages of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, along with the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, contracted the Laberge Group to complete the Tri-Agency Recreation Feasibility Study on Shared Services. Due to their close proximity and the extensive current sharing of resources, finding a way to consolidate park maintenance and recreational programming services was a real […]

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Police Department Consolidation Feasibility Study. Town & Village of Chester, New York

Local Government Efficiency, Planning & Community Development, Projects /

Laberge Group was retained by the Town and Village of Chester to develop a Police Consolidation Feasibility Study. The study will aid the municipalities in determining the: Common interests of the town and village and how they can together provide essential public safety and law enforcement services while maintaining quality of life; Most beneficial relationship

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Police Department Consolidation Feasibility Study, West and East Goshen, & Westtown, Pennsylvania

Local Government Efficiency, Planning & Community Development, Projects /

Laberge Group was retained by West Goshen, East Goshen, and Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania to develop a Police Department Consolidation Feasibility Study. The study will aid the municipalities in determining the: Common interests of the town and village and how they can together provide essential public safety and law enforcement services while maintaining quality of

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Overcoming Barriers in Local Government

Moving the Barometer: Overcoming Barriers to Shared Services in Local Government

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Every level of government in New York State is responding to the repercussions of a slow economic recovery, forced to develop municipal budgets that must account for unfunded mandates and increasing demand for quality services, all while keeping the budget under the tax cap. Shared service strategies have become increasingly critical to help municipalities meet these demands and have evolved from rhetoric to

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DPW Shared Services/Consolidation Feasibility Study – Villages of Dobbs Ferry & Hastings-on-Hudson, New York

Local Government Efficiency, Planning & Community Development, Projects /

DPW Shared Services/Consolidation Feasibility Study Laberge Group was retained by the villages of Dobbs Ferry and Hastings-on-Hudson to develop a Shared Services/Consolidation Feasibility Study. The purpose of the Study was to evaluate the way DPW services are currently delivered and identify further collaborative opportunities and potential areas of cost savings and efficiencies between the two

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Justice Court Consolidation Feasibility Study. Towns of Edwards, Hermon, and Russell, New York

Local Government Efficiency, Planning & Community Development, Projects /

Justice Court Consolidation Feasibility Study Laberge Group was retained by St Lawrence County and the Towns of Edwards, Hermon, and Russell to study the feasibility of consolidating justice court functions. Funded by a grant from the NYS Department of State, Local Government Efficiency (LGE) grant program, this study provided assistance to government officials and the

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