MINEOLA, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) -- Nassau County is getting ready to shut down half of its police precincts. County Executive Ed Mangano and Police Commissioner Thomas Dale announced the move Monday.

The Nassau County Police Department plans to redraw the boundaries of all of its precincts, closing two of the eight and expanding six others to help close a projected $310-million county deficit ...

Police precincts in Nassau County have been chopped due to an ongoing budget battle. The Legislature voted along party lines, 10-9, on Monday afternoon in favor of closing half of the county's ...

The plan, to be presented Wednesday at the county legislature, would redraw precinct jurisdiction maps, close two of the eight police precincts, lay off 81 nonpatrol officers and save $15 million ...

Two Nassau County police precinct station houses that were downgraded to community centers under a controversial consolidation plan seven years ago are being reopened, officials announced Thursday.

An artists’ rendering of the new Nassau County police First Precinct station house in Baldwin. Construction is slated to begin this month on a new $13 million Nassau County police First Precinct ...

Nassau Postpones Vote on Police Precinct Closings Deputy County Executive Rob Walker says the administration is negotiating with police unions on issues related to the police plan.

A Long Island county is considering closing two of its eight police precincts to help close a $300 million-plus budget gap.

In a contentious vote split down party lines, the republican county legislators decided to downsize half the precincts in Nassau County. So, instead of eight precincts, there will now be four.

In a contentious vote split down party lines, the republican county legislators decided to downsize half the precincts in Nassau County. So, instead of eight precincts, there will now be four.