I can’t believe I’m writing this – but I’d like to commend Con Ed for the way they handled the power outages in Greenburgh on Christmas day. After the storm […] Read more »
I am reaching out at this time with the hope that you might be able to share your experiences and resources related to Covid Testing. As a new wave of […] Read more »
The average cost of milling and resurfacing a standard 26 foot wide roadway is approximately $360,000 per mile. This approximation is based off the unit prices from the town of Greenburgh’s most recent […] Read more »
To help you avoid lines if you wish to vote at the Greenburgh Town Hall on early voting days we have installed a live stream video camera at the entrance […] Read more »
Before I was elected to the Board of Legislators and Town Supervisor I was a political activist. I organized many protests and rallies and once the Greenburgh police even threatened […] Read more »
Last week the Greenburgh Town Board heard from our Volunteer Ambulance Corp’s. Some are having problems recruiting and keeping their volunteers. A suggestion that could be of help to the volunteers. Currently, […] Read more »
Thousands of Westchester voters will be casting their ballots for President of the United States, for Congress and State Legislative positions by absentee ballots (mail ballots). With the postal service […] Read more »
Running a government looks easy when it’s well run. But, it takes lots of work and good talent. Tarrytown has been fortunate to have been served by a hard working, […] Read more »
Why Hasn’t New York or The Board Of Elections Authorized Secure Voting Box Locations Like Many Other States? Voters should have ability to place ballots at secure voting boxes at […] Read more »
Many voters complained during the June primary that they did not receive absentee ballots in a timely manner after they submitted the requests. And, other voters worry that the postal […] Read more »
