Statement on the Early Learning Center
Date: June 10, 2025
For more information:
Christopher Formisano, Communications Director
(845) 808-1001
From County Exec. Kevin Byrne
“The Early Learning Center will cut commuting times for children, save taxpayers money on a mandatory educational service, and provide well-deserved peace of mind to parents of special needs students. None of this would have been possible without our county Department of Health spearheading this dual childcare and cost-savings initiative. While more work remains before we can fully implement this program, today’s action marks a critical step to ensure we’re on track to open in time for the upcoming fall semester. This administration asked the county legislature to ‘think differently,’ and they responded with their unanimous support.”
Additional Articles
-
Putnam County, Daughters of American Revolution Mark 100th Anniversary with Donation to Restore Historic Sybil Ludington Statue -
Byrne Takes Questions from Residents at Open Forums -
Photo Release - Putnam CAP's Local Hero Award -
Putnam County Seeks Vendors for 3rd Annual Youth Business Market on June 14 -
Putnam County Announces Application for State Grant to Improve Pedestrian Safety Along Fair Street in Philipstown & Cold Spring
-
Byrne Announces Plan to Create $2+ Million Mental Health Services Fund, Protecting Commitment to Mental Health
-
Byrne Highlights Putnam County Transparency Initiatives During Sunshine Week
-
Putnam County Celebrates Women’s History Month with Revolutionary-Era Performances at Mahopac Public Library -
Youth Award Honorees Announced
-
Byrne Highlights Historic Tax Relief, Expansion of Services in 2026 State of the County
