Register to Vote | Where Do I Vote? | Get an Absentee Ballot | How New Voting Machines Work | Contact Your Elected Officials a Follow us on Facebook Meetings & Events  Sign up for Email Alerts Glen Cove News At the last City Council meeting, resident and mayoral Candidate Paul Meli questioned the City Council regarding the rumor that the Village of Sea Cliff and the City of Glen Cove were exploring the possibility of sharing the City's Police services.[ Read on ] The City Considers Sharing Police with Sea Cliff Newsday reported that an audit of Nassau County's Industrial Development Agency (IDA) showed that there was little or no benefit accrued to having one at the county level. So what, if any, benefit does the City of Glen Cove's IDA provide to the taxpayer, and who provides most of the funding for its activities?[ Read on ] City of Glen Cove IDA - More Wasted Money? Citizens of Glen Cove should heed this admonition when considering the 'Piazza' construction pending final approval before the Planning Board. The Piazza is a downtown development project slated to replace the failed 'Village Square'.[ Read on ] The Mayor and The Developer This is the official line on the 2011 budget for Glen Cove. Taxes are going up by less than 3%. A senior city official recently was quoted in a local paper saying that the low increase in the tax levy is “really extraordinary”... [ Read on ] 2011 Glen Cove City Tax Increase – What Really Happened? At the last Glen Cove City Council meeting, discussion once again turned to the Mayor and Council’s refusal to replace board and agency members whose service has exceeded the City’s 2-term limit, rather than open up those seats to all of the City’s residents. [ Read on ] Glen Cove Boards and Agencies – Lifetime Appointments? Moody’s Investors Service has assigned a Baa3 rating and negative outlook to the City of Glen Cove’s (NY) $11.7 million Various Purposes Serial Bonds... [ Read on ] Moody’s Downgrades Glen Cove’s Bond Rating Read More Glen Cove News  Did you know? Glen Cove now collects over $10 million more a year in real estate taxes than it did in 2006, when the current administration took office. (an increase of nearly 57%).    Despite this $10 million in additional revenue, the City has overspent revenues by $11.3 million since January 2006.    20% of Glen Cove's expenditures is for debt service. Glen Cove Republican Club Meeting Wednesday, 22 Feb. 2012 - 7:30 pm at Page One Restaurant 90 School Street, Glen Cove View Larger Map Past Events Meet & Greet the Candidates for Mayor & City Council of Glen Cove Hosted by the Landing Pride Civic Association  Wednesday, 2 Nov. 2011 - 7:30 PM St. Sergius Russian Orthodox Church Parish Hall Mayoral Candidates Debate Sponsored by the Glen Cove Record-Pilot  Saturday, 29 Oct. 2011 - 4 PM in the Wunsch Auditorium at Finley Middle School Brunch & Jazz at Page One Sunday, October 16th Page One Restaurant Thursday, September 22nd Wonderful Dinner with Champagne and Top Shelf Liquor at The Swan Club Scudders Land & Glenwood Road in Glenwood Landing Overlooking Spectacular Grounds and Roslyn Harbor Grand Opening of Republican Campaign Headquarters  Tuesday, 13 Sept. 2011 10 Cedar Swamp Road Glen Cove View Untitled in a larger map Glen Cove Republican Party BBQ "TAKE BACK GLEN COVE !" Saturday, September 10th at the Soundview - G.C. Golf Course 2011 Campaign Kick-Off Fundraiser Wednesday, July 13th Republican Party Candidates for Mayor and City Council (L - R) John Hanley, Reginald Spinello, Pamela Panzenbeck, Paul Meli (for Mayor), Kristina Heuser, Anthony Gallo Jr., Filomena Ricciardi Epiphany Restaurant 284B Glen Street Glen Cove, NY Viewpoints Events Newsletter Read Letters & Articles   Republican Club Meeting Date: Wednesday, Feb. 22nd, 7:30pm Location: Page One Restaurant 90 School Street, Glen Cove City Council Meeting Location: Council Chambers Glen Cove City Hall Planning Board Meeting Location: Council Chambers Glen Cove City Hall The Glen Cove Informer       © 2011-2012 Glen Cove Republican Party