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Mahopac, NY is a beautiful, small town located in Putnam County. It's known for its picturesque views and lakefront activities. Visitors to the area can enjoy fishing and boating on the Lake Mahopac, as well as picnicking in the nearby parks. There are also plenty of hiking trails and golf courses ready to be explored. Reviews for Mahopac, NY have been overwhelmingly positive, with many people noting its friendly atmosphere and abundance of recreational activities. People from all over come to visit this quaint town every year and leave with great memories. Whether you're there for a relaxing weekend or an extended summer vacation, Mahopac has something for everyone.
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Mahopac with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Mahopac
School out of control - 12/20/2010
The school budget is 108,000,000 for roughly 5250 students. cost per student is roughly 20,600 per student as of 2009-2010. The best local private school cost $7000 and has higher academic performance. The school district manipulates the election locations discriminating against seniors, inflates the budget to guaranty the contingency budget as mandated by the state, and routinely threatens all music and sports programs if their budgets demands aren't voted in. The district can boast teachers salaries average about $100,000 which is one of the highest paid in the country and an only average academic standing of 221 out of 640 districts with an extremely favorable student demographic. School taxes are roughly 2/3 - 3/4 of total local taxes or between $7000 to $9000 on
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Great Place To Live - 12/6/2007
Just moved here a few months ago from Long Island. It's a beautiful area, gorgeous scenery, the people are friendly and the schools great! We did a lot of research before moving (including checking Sperlings Best Places) and everything we heard was correct. Even drivers are polite. It takes a little longer to drive to major shopping than we're used to but its more than worth it to see deer in our yard. I wish we'd moved here
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Where the country begins - 6/20/2006
Though it's where the country begins and only an hour or so from Manhattan. People have discovered this place and trsffic is getting
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