He said the county would cooperate fully with "our district attorney in ensuring whatever concerns are effectively addressed." When the District Attorney's Office's seized financial records in August, Day said both Hi-Tor management and the county government shared a number of concerns about operations at the shelter.
The county has allocated $8.3 million in capital project funding and the center has received additional money from state grants and donations. The county government has been working with DiBernardo and the Hi-Tor board to build a new facility on county land near the Rockland Fire Training Center off Route 45 in Ramapo. "It is a sad day for Rockland County when an individual who is entrusted with overseeing shelter operations and providing vital services to animals in desperate need stands accused of violating the public's trust." County committed to new facility "Many of us have dogs and cats as pets, that become loved members of our families," Walsh said.
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