New $1M Program Targets Westchester’s Child Care Shortage With Wage Boosts

Erika Pierce said high costs and waitlists creates “a crisis for children, for families, for employers, and for our economy,”

“Childcare is such a critical issue for our local economy and for families here,” she said. “If we want employers to keep moving to Westchester, we have to be able to provide families with childcare options.” 

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WESTCHESTER COUNTY’S COMPLETE STREETS PROGRAM ADVANCES WITH FIRST CONSTRUCTION AWARD IN MOUNT KISCO