Sanitation collection scheduled for today, Thursday December 17th will be collected tomorrow due to inclement weather. Sanitation collection scheduled for Friday, December 18th will be collected on Saturday, December 19th.
The NYS Department of Transportation, following requests from Rye Brook officials and state legislators Senator Shelley B. Mayer and Assemblyman Steve Otis, have agreed to and installed ‘No Left Turn’ signs at Exit 30S Route 120A/Rye Brook/Greenwich exit ramp, off the northbound Hutchinson River Parkway. The change was also sought by officials of the Blind Brook … Continued
Rye Brook Recreation kicked off the 2021 holiday season with our gingerbread house building contest by Parks and Recreation Photos of the construction of gingerbread houses and completed versions can be submitted to klaoutaris@ryebrook.org until December 18th at 9:00pm. If you have not registered, the recreation department still has a limited number of gingerbread house … Continued
Rye Brook has approved the use of six (6) overnight permit public parking spaces located at the New Public Works and Parks Facility. These six (6) spaces are located at the northeast corner of the property directly adjacent to Ellendale Avenue. We are making these overnight spaces available to the public to offset the loss … Continued
Holiday Home Decorating Contest! As the holiday season is upon is, we are inviting members of the community to participate in our first “Holiday Home Decorating Contest”. We had so much fun with our Halloween Home Decorating Contest that we wanted to extend another fun opportunity to you during the December holidays. All those wishing … Continued
Good afternoon Rye Brook residents. I have received several inquiries from residents about the best way to handle COVID-19 concerns regarding college students returning from school. While the SUNY system has instituted its own set of testing protocols for their students returning home for Thanksgiving, NY State has not published official guidance targeted at college … Continued
Dear Rye Brook Residents: I hope you and your family are feeling well, and I apologize in advance for the length of this email. They say that you never fully appreciate something until its gone. That should be the theme for 2020, the year of being told what not to do — traveling for work … Continued
What work is being done? Microsurface paving – a mixture of polymer-modified asphalt emulsion, mineral aggregates, water and additives will be applied to the previously placed chip seal. This “quick set” preventative maintenance treatment extends the life of the road surface in an economical way, while minimizing the inconvenience to residents and the traveling public … Continued
What it is? Cape Seal, a combination of Chip Seal and Slurry Seal, is usually applied on residential roads. The Chip Seal improves the strength of the road’s surface and the Slurry Seal provides uniformity of the surface. There is approximately a 5-10 day interval period between the Chip Seal and Slurry Seal (DEPENDING ON … Continued
Here is a chart showing the number of Altice outages in Westchester County as of August 11, 2020 at 10AM. There are currently 137 customers out in the Village of Rye Brook.
