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04-06-09
 MAYOR YOUNG WELCOMES NEW YORK STATE COMPTROLLER THOMAS P. DINAPOLI TO MOUNT VERNON
     As part of his on-going efforts to develop Green Initiatives and strengthen the city’s infrastructure, Mount Vernon Mayor Clinton I. Young, Jr. invited New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli to meet with local leaders at City Hall last month.  
    “I have developed a great deal of respect for the work Comptroller DiNapoli has done to advance New York State,” said Mayor Young. “In these difficult economic times, we are fortunate to cultivate strong inter-governmental partnerships to bring Mount Vernon’s renaissance to fruition. Comptroller DiNapoli and our state delegation have been tremendous allies in advancing our green initiatives, information technology systems, the memorial field project, downtown infrastructure renovation and expanding our emergency services. We are pleased to have partners like Comptroller DiNapoli to help Mount Vernon achieve success.”
     Last year, Mayor Young announced the commencement of the Mount Vernon Green Initiatives. Mayor Young introduced a partnership with a group lead by John Berenyi, a world renowned expert in the fields of alternate energy and alternate fuel technology, which will result in the creation of a vision plan that will outline steps the City of Mount Vernon will be able to take to become a more green community. Mayor Young has also initiated a Comprehensive Plan project that will ultimately shape development in Mount Vernon for decades to come.
     This year, Mayor Young hopes to announce new pieces of the Mount Vernon Green Initiatives, including the incorporation alternate-energy vehicles with an emphasis on energy efficient engine modifications for the current municipal fleet.
     “With this initial relationships with Comptroller DiNapoli’s Office, we can both work together to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Mount Vernon,” said Mayor Young.

Mayor Clinton I. Young and New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli

Mayor Young (c) accompanied by his staff, Yolanda Robinson (l) and Brian Bochow

 

 

 

 

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