Town of Clarkstown
The Hoehmtown Podcast
Tune in to the official Hoehmtown Podcast with Clarkstown Town Supervisor George Hoehmann! Stay up to date on important community updates as Supervisor Hoehmann and his guests dive into intriguing conversations about local initiatives, projects, and much more.
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26 de may. de 2026
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Episode 3: Clarkstown Community Preservation Act 26.05.2026 25:39
On this episode of the Hoehmtown Podcast, Supervisor George Hoehmann sits down with the Town's Director of Finance, Colin Schmitt. Colin Chairs the Town's newly created Greenway Commission and discusses the Clarkstown Community Preservation Act, a program that conserves and protects open space, farmland, water sources, natural resources, and historical landmarks.
Episode 2: Understanding Planning and Zoning in the Town of Clarkstown 11.04.2026 27:48
On this week’s episode of The Hoehmtown Podcast, Supervisor Hoehmann sits down with key members of the Town’s planning and development team. Principal Planner and Economic Development Director Jeff Gillies provide an in-depth look at the planning and approvals process, offering insight into how projects move from concept to completion in Clarkstown. Enjoy!
Episode 1: Nanuet TOD 01.04.2026 18:39
Join Supervisor George Hoehmann, Councilman Don Franchino, and Vice President of the Nanuet Chamber of Commerce Susan Farese for the first ever episode of The Hoehmtown Podcast! In this episode, the Supervisor and guests discuss the millions of dollars in community project grants received through the state and federal government to go toward the Nanuet TOD zone and the improvements they will bring...
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