Unfortunately, life as we have known it for so long has changed for the time being. As we’ve all seen in the media, Coronavirus is an extremely infectious virus. We discourage you from engaging in activities which up until a few weeks ago were considered completely normal. Please, for the benefit of the community, practice...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: With the weather improving day by day, I’m concerned that there are some people in this community who are not taking the Coronavirus Pandemic seriously. I drive the neighborhood, and I see children and adults clustered in large groups walking together. Parents are walking 3 or 4 abreast, with perhaps a...
March 22, 2020 Dear Rye Brook Residents: Tomorrow, another work week begins with many of us working form home, including our students who now find themselves adjusting to remote learning. I wanted to take a moment to thank the vast majority of Rye Brook residents who have heeded our call to institute social distancing. As...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: Here are the latest Coronavirus stats for Rye Brook and Westchester County: Since testing began in Westchester, there have been approximately 7,176 people tested, with 1,091 testing positive (an increase of 293 since yesterday). 39 people have required hospitalization in Westchester. There are approximately 6 cases in Rye Brook. I say...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: Here are some Coronavirus updates since my email yesterday: There are currently 220 confirmed Coronavirus cases in Westchester. However, that number is most likely higher, as testing is happening slower than we would like. One person in Rye Brook is confirmed to have Coronavirus. That person is recovering at home (80%...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: As I have discussed in prior messages, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is a situation that is evolving and requires revaluation on a daily (or sometimes hourly) basis. As of today, there are 196 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Westchester. Out of an abundance of caution, the Village has decided to take...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: I wanted to provide a brief community update on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and some of the village’s actions which continue to be re-evaluated and modified as additional information becomes available. I will not summarize all of the health department and Center for Disease Control (CDC) information, precautions, and recommendations in...
April 1, 2020 is Census Day! The Census, which is mandated by the US Constitution, has been conducted every ten years since 1790. Census 2020 will be the 24th Census. Census mailers should be going out to residents in mid-to-late March so look out for those soon! Data collected from the Census will be used...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: The number of confirmed cases of Coronavirus is climbing in the U.S. each day. I want to assure our residents that the Village of Rye Brook is remaining diligent regarding the potential impacts of the spread of Coronavirus. Current Coronavirus Situation: As of today there are 33 positive cases of Coronavirus in New...
The Westchester County Department of Health has put out information about the Coronavirus disease, prevention, and additional public health resources on their website. The New York State Department of Health has information on their website about the disease as well as a COVID-19 Hotline -(888)364-3065 . If you're planning to travel and have questions about...
Dear Rye Brook Residents: It’s that time of year when everything seems to start winding down. Before everyone heads out of town to be with family and friends, I wanted to send you a quick holiday greeting. I would like to start with a huge thank you to all my colleagues on the Board...
November 20, 2019 Dear Rye Brook Resident: I’m writing to notify you about an important and sudden change to our sanitation services. As you may have heard, the Village’s current sanitation company (Waste Services, Inc.) had its license revoked to operate as a solid waste hauler in Westchester County...
Let your voice be heard and help shape the Port Chester-Rye Brook Library's Long-term Strategic Plan. The survey will help the Library set the direction to meet the needs of our community.
August 28, 2019, Rye Brook, NY—Cerebral Palsy of Westchester (CPW) is happy to announce the installation of a mural entitled “No Boundaries” at The Harmony Park Playground and Sensory Garden at CPW’s David G. Osterer Center at 1186 King Street. The mural project, organized and executed by Kevin O’Neill, as 2019 Eagle Scout Project for...
Westchester City Managers, Village Administrators: SUEZ is dedicated to providing our customers with water that is safe and healthy. At SUEZ, we take great pride in our ability to provide you with drinking water that meets -- and often surpasses -- all the health and safety standards set by the United States Environmental Protection Agency...
What is Lost Money? For your protection, banks, insurance companies, utilities, investment companies and many other businesses are required by State law to surrender inactive accounts to the State. These accounts are known as “lost,” “abandoned,” or “unclaimed” funds. The Office of the State Comptroller serves as custodian of this money. If you can prove...
Reducing Human-Bear Conflicts In New York State, people and black bears often find themselves living nearby one another. Bears are intelligent and opportunist animals that will find and consume whatever food they can access most easily. Not all bears are problem bears but available human food sources can quickly turn them into one. Most conflict...
Rye Brook Village Police Department Has joined Neighbors by Ring! Neighbors by Ring is the Neighborhood Watch App that sends real-time crime and safety notifications directly to your phone. To join the Rye Brook Village Police Department on the FREE Neighbors App, Text ryebrookny to 555888 What can you do with watch App by Ring?...
