Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

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    Westchester eyes $55M rebuild of Playland's Ice Casino

    Westchester County's Board of Acquisition and Contract is set to award a $54.97 million construction contract to E.W. Howell Co. to rehabilitate the long-shuttered Ice Casino at Playland Park in Rye.

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    Bronxville Planning Board meets Sept. 9 at Village Hall

    The Bronxville Planning Board holds its next meeting Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at Village Hall, with two more fall sessions scheduled in October and November.

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    Scarsdale police get $100,000 state grant for new motorcycles

    The Scarsdale Police Department purchased two new Harley-Davidson motorcycles and a trailer with a $100,000 state grant secured by Sen. Shelley Mayer through the CREST Program, replacing older models the chief called less safe.

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    Scarsdale attorney Scalise earns justice award at Sept. 16 gala

    Scarsdale ethics attorney Deborah Scalise will receive the Partner in Justice Award at Legal Services of the Hudson Valley's Sept. 16 gala in New Rochelle, alongside two other honorees.

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    Bronxville bridge engineering costs rise $151,500 as design advances

    Westchester County's Board of Acquisition and Contract approved a $151,500 increase to the engineering contract for Bronxville's Pondfield Road West Bridge, bringing the design total to $729,246 as the 1911 span moves toward construction bidding.

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    Eastchester details how it weighed 295 bus appeals ahead of school year

    Eastchester Superintendent Dr. Alison Villanueva detailed how the district evaluated 295 transportation appeals using IEP/504 status, distance, and childcare criteria, following an Aug. 18 community forum where town and police officials presented parking lot improvements underway at all five school buildings.

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    County asks seniors how they get around

    Westchester County is collecting input from seniors, caregivers and all residents on transportation needs for older adults, with a deadline of Oct. 5; local census data show the 60-and-older population is growing rapidly in Eastchester and Scarsdale.

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    Scarsdale weighs replacing 382 parking meters as petition opposition grows

    Scarsdale placed multi-space pay stations in Village Hall for residents to test before officials present a September proposal on replacing 382 downtown coin meters, a plan that has drawn more than 550 petition signatures in opposition.

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    Egg price-fixing settlement sends 140K eggs to food bank

    A multistate settlement with three egg producers caught rigging prices delivered more than 140,000 eggs to Feeding Westchester in Elmsford on Tuesday, Aug. 18, benefiting the 41 percent of Westchester households that struggle to afford food.

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    537 signatures challenge Scarsdale coin meter replacement

    A 537-signature petition and vocal opposition at the Aug. 11 Scarsdale Village Board meeting are challenging the village's effort to replace 382 aging coin meters with digital pay stations, with officials saying no plan is final and a detailed proposal is expected in September.

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    License plate flipper seized at Glen Island Park

    Westchester County Police seized a license plate flipper device from a vehicle at Glen Island Park on Aug. 9, warning that the gadgets are increasingly used to evade tolls and speed cameras across the region.

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    Lead registry bypasses Bronxville, targets nearby landlords

    New York State's mandatory Lead Rental Registry does not currently apply to Bronxville, Scarsdale or Eastchester, but Westchester County is pressing landlords in Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Yonkers to register pre-1980 rental buildings for inspections backed by $20 million in state remediation funds.

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