Demand Public Takeover Before Liberty Rates Increase
110 Comments
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Kathleen Coyne
1 month ago
Stop 🛑!
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karen joseph
1 month ago
The prices are ridiculous. Why are we paying more for our water than the rich people in Garden City?
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Ira B
1 month ago
Enough is enough. We demand the same public water as other Town of Hempstead residents!
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Carolyn Do
1 month ago
This lack of accountability affecting our water bills has gone on too too long.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Water bills are outrageous already. A 37 percent hike is criminal.
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Debbie Melendez
1 month ago
Im singing because the unnecessary tax payer funded flyers are burdensome and a waste of tax payer dollars and that money should be better spent on tax payers needs
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Jeri Pines
1 month ago
We want public water. Our water bills are ridiculous high, & is only going to get higher if the pubic service commission approves Any increase.
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Andreas Eleftheriou
1 month ago
They are significantly overpriced. The average monthly water bill in Nassau County is between $50 and $100. I’ve paid as much as $900 for a single month’s water bill.
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Menachem Paneth
1 month ago
Prices are so ridiculously high. Lived 4 blocks away, in West Hempstead water district. Paid approximately 1/10 of current Liberty charges.
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Supporter
1 month ago
To Blakeman and Ferretti: I've been unfairly overpaying for water for decades. And now Liberty gets a 37% increase?!
Stop claiming you're helping your constituents. Until this water issue is fixed, your campaign claims are a hoax.
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David Plass
1 month ago
Water should be a public utility
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Michael Reid
1 month ago
All the residents of the Town of Hempstead deserve to be treated equally.
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Supporter
1 month ago
We need relief for high water taxes.
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Supporter
1 month ago
We need public water!
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Supporter
1 month ago
Sick and tired of Liberty and the outrageous price for water. Terrible water,low water pressure and brown in color.
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J Friedman
1 month ago
As taxpayers were getting tortured enough already in Nassau County!! Water is a lifeline and we need to be the right price. No one should be ripping us off in government at all. Fernie got his job via an under the table deal. We did not vote him in.
Blakeman got in for one turn term and made a fool out of the Nassau County residence after he made heartwarming promises and screwed with everyone as well!! they should not be involved in our water system systems. They should not be profiting!!
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Supporter
1 month ago
Our rates keep increasing while the rates of those in neighboring areas remain low because we pay for a private water company. It doesn't have to be this way if our public officials commit to doing what is only fair.
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Carole Scialdone
1 month ago
We are tired of paying liberty's outrageous prices! We want clean, safe, affordable PUBLIC water! Enough already. We have waited for this long enough. We've been here in Merrick for 38 years.
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Donna Franzese
1 month ago
We are sick and tired of paying more for water!! And sick and tired of paying liberty’s taxes!!! This should all be disclosed when new homeowners are buying a house !!!! It’s disgusting! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
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Karlene Molina
1 month ago
We deserve safe water at rates that our neighbors who get town water pay. We should get water from a public entity rather than a for profit one. We are entitled to get federal funding to deal with lead pipes in our system rather than us having to foot the bill for that. We deserve fairness
Stop 🛑!
The prices are ridiculous. Why are we paying more for our water than the rich people in Garden City?
Enough is enough. We demand the same public water as other Town of Hempstead residents!
This lack of accountability affecting our water bills has gone on too too long.
Water bills are outrageous already. A 37 percent hike is criminal.
Im singing because the unnecessary tax payer funded flyers are burdensome and a waste of tax payer dollars and that money should be better spent on tax payers needs
We want public water. Our water bills are ridiculous high, & is only going to get higher if the pubic service commission approves Any increase.
They are significantly overpriced. The average monthly water bill in Nassau County is between $50 and $100. I’ve paid as much as $900 for a single month’s water bill.
Prices are so ridiculously high. Lived 4 blocks away, in West Hempstead water district. Paid approximately 1/10 of current Liberty charges.
To Blakeman and Ferretti: I've been unfairly overpaying for water for decades. And now Liberty gets a 37% increase?! Stop claiming you're helping your constituents. Until this water issue is fixed, your campaign claims are a hoax.
Water should be a public utility
All the residents of the Town of Hempstead deserve to be treated equally.
We need relief for high water taxes.
We need public water!
Sick and tired of Liberty and the outrageous price for water. Terrible water,low water pressure and brown in color.
As taxpayers were getting tortured enough already in Nassau County!! Water is a lifeline and we need to be the right price. No one should be ripping us off in government at all. Fernie got his job via an under the table deal. We did not vote him in. Blakeman got in for one turn term and made a fool out of the Nassau County residence after he made heartwarming promises and screwed with everyone as well!! they should not be involved in our water system systems. They should not be profiting!!
Our rates keep increasing while the rates of those in neighboring areas remain low because we pay for a private water company. It doesn't have to be this way if our public officials commit to doing what is only fair.
We are tired of paying liberty's outrageous prices! We want clean, safe, affordable PUBLIC water! Enough already. We have waited for this long enough. We've been here in Merrick for 38 years.
We are sick and tired of paying more for water!! And sick and tired of paying liberty’s taxes!!! This should all be disclosed when new homeowners are buying a house !!!! It’s disgusting! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
We deserve safe water at rates that our neighbors who get town water pay. We should get water from a public entity rather than a for profit one. We are entitled to get federal funding to deal with lead pipes in our system rather than us having to foot the bill for that. We deserve fairness