I hope this newsletter finds you enjoying the beginning of spring. Your Town Board and I have been working hard at addressing infrastructure concerns and planning for an exciting year of community celebrations. Members of the Town Board and I attended an Route 9A Open House to push against the State DOT’s proposed road diet, which would reduce the number of traffic lanes on this vital corridor. The Town’s position is clear: we are advocating for a traffic signal near Beverly Road. I am pleased to announce the launch of the Mount Pleasant America 250 Committee. This dedicated group of volunteers is committed to organizing our local celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Look out for their events. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping Mount Pleasant safe and vibrant.
Carl Fulgenzi, Town Supervisor
NEWS
Route 9A Open House
Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and members of the Town Board attended the NYSDOT Open House to provide critical feedback on Hawthorne corridor enhancements.
250 Years
Throughout 2026, Mount Pleasant will proudly commemorate the 250th Anniversary of American Independence.
Privacy Prevails
New York’s highest court reversed a lower court order regarding “E-news” subscriber privacy.
Pool Season
Pool registration is now open. Residents must present a photo ID and a utility bill to obtain a membership.
Coffee with Carl
Supervisor Fulgenzi will host a coffee meet-and-greet at Town Hall on April 25 from 10 a.m. to noon.
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Grand Reopening
The Hawthorne Applebee’s™ has reopened as a dual-branded concept with IHOP.
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