Town of Greenburgh

03/12/2026

Join us now with the Greenburgh Chamber of Commerce at Piece of the Game shop in Crossroads plaza for a free event/membership drive with free Duck Donuts and Riko’s Pizza! Now until 7 pm.

03/12/2026

Artists and Crafters Market - Call for Vendors! Sign up Now:

Artists and Volunteers! It’s time to apply to participate in our THIRD annual:

Greenburgh Artists & Crafters Market
Presser Park, 218 N. Central Avenue, Hartsdale, NY

Greenburgh Parks and Recreation, Nature Center at Greenburgh, and Greenburgh Arts and Culture Committee announce the 3rd annual Greenburgh Artists and Crafters Market. This event is dedicated to introducing and promoting local artisans, and fostering a deeper appreciation for the creative process within our community. The Market will take place Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 11 am until 4 pm - with a rain date of Sunday, May 17th.

The planning committee is seeking VOLUNTEERS in several categories to make this event successful: marketing, registration and management of exhibitors, and coordination of participants and volunteers on the day of the event. If you are interested in joining the planning committee as a volunteer, please sign up at https://bit.ly/greenburghvolunteers. We'll contact you.

For ARTISTS & CRAFTERS in all media who want to showcase and sell their creative expressions at this event, submit your application at https://bit.ly/greenburghartists.
Participation is not limited to Greenburgh residents, but Greenburgh residents will be given preference in the event registration exceeds our booth capacity. *Please note that every vendor has to have an interactive component – a hands-on lesson, presentation, or something interesting and dynamic for our visitors of all ages; we won’t accept applications that don’t offer this element.* This year we will also be charging a $50 registration fee to those accepted; the fee is only $25 for returning artists who participated in prior year(s). Deadline to apply is end of March. Selections made by April 15.

​​​​Please see and share flyer attached.

Questions? Sarahbracey.white@gmail.com

Thank you

03/01/2026

Natalie Barry , President of the Hastings Historical Society, recently were interviewed on Solving Problems cable TV series. They discussed the Society’s mission, the current 1960s exhibit which features life in Hastings during the 1960s, ongoing projects like the Clark Commemoration Project and Revolutionary Hastings, plus some of the fascinating residents who have helped shape Hastings’ history. The current exhibit featuring the 1960s is very interesting. The Hastings Historical Society does a great job highlighting our local history.

https://youtu.be/Ir96l2vZaUE?si=J11Ajumdi0MAGNEo

PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

Destination Hastings

On this episode of Solving Problems, Paul and Pauline sit down with Natalie Barry, to discuss the Hastings Historical Society. Solving Problems, with Greenbu...

02/27/2026

Hartsdale farmers market is back-Saturday's from March 14 to Nov 28
The Greenburgh Town Board approved a Resolution of the Town Board of the Town of Greenburgh authorizing the Town Supervisor to enter into an agreement with Joseph Katona of Satori Unlimited LLC to operate a Hartsdale Farmer's Market adjacent to the Hartsdale Train Station building within a sectioned off portion of the Town’s right-of-way, on Saturdays from March 14, 2026, through November 28, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Mr. Katonah took over the market late last summer. The market was a big success and is helping the town revitalize E Hartsdale Ave. Am very pleased that the market is back.

PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

02/26/2026

In recent years, the Town of Greenburgh has made our community much more pedestrian friendly. About 12 miles of new sidewalks. At last night’s Greenburgh Town Board meeting the Board unanimously approved a resolution seeking a NYS grant that will enable pedestrians to walk from White Plains to Yonkers on a continuous sidewalk on Central Avenue. 6,150 linear feet of sidewalks will need to be constructed filling in gaps on Central Ave. There are some sidewalks on Central Ave – but lots of gaps.
I believe that this will be one of the most important sidewalks if the grant is approved. We have received 5 previous grants from NYS for sidewalks on West Hartsdale Ave (that sidewalk will be built at the end of 2026 and completed in 2027); Knollwood Road, Old Army Road (being constructed next year), Hillside (completed) and Central Ave (Marion to W Hartsdale Ave (completed).

If we receive the grant the sidewalk probably will be built in 2029 or 2030.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor



RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF

GREENBURGHSUPPORTING THE SUBMISSION OF A 2025

TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM (TAP) GRANT

APPLICATION RELATED TO A SIDEWALK AND RELATED

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT FOR IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED ALONG

CENTRAL PARK AVENUE (NYS RT. 100)

WHEREAS, the Town of Greenburgh has been the recipient of five prior TAP grant awards,

two projects complete (Central Park Avenue & Hillside Avenue Sidewalks) and three projects in

design (East Hartsdale-West Hartsdale Avenue Transportation improvements; and Old Army Road

and Knollwood Road Sidewalk project); and

WHEREAS, New York State recently announced a new round of 2025 TAP grant funding in

the amount of $97.4 million; and

WHEREAS, this 2025 TAP grant funding round (Applications due March 12, 2025)

represents a significant opportunity to focus on and plan for pedestrian safety and pedestrian

enhancements along an important corridor in the Town, New York State Rt. 100 – Central Park

Avenue; and

WHEREAS, several portions of Central Park Avenue lack of ADA-compliant sidewalks,

which are identified as a high priority gap in the Town’s sidewalk prioritization report, as well as the

Edgemont Community Council’s (ECC’s) Comprehensive Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Initiative -

October 2023 Report, due to high population densities, connections to schools, religious institutions,

places of employment, central business districts, etc.; and

WHEREAS, the Town has identified this TAP grant application candidate and envisions the

following improvements: 6,150 linear feet of sidewalk gap construction, new pedestrian signals, ADA

curb ramp updates, enhanced bus stop connections, new crosswalk striping, introduction of new

curbing/sidewalks to defined expansive driveways, and drainage improvements;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Town Board of the Town of Greenburgh

supports the submission of a 2025 Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) application related to

the Central Park Avenue (NYS Rt. 100) sidewalk project and commits, if the grant (projected

application - $4,728,000) is awarded, to the 20% local match, projected to be $1,182,000

02/24/2026

The Commissioner of Public Works recommendations--the most efficient and quickest way to get your DPW issues resolved quickly: reach out to the department directly
SANITATION SCHEDULE -Follow the calendar. Those who get garbage pickup on Tuesday will get pickup tomorrow.
A FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO GET THE HELP YOU NEED REGARDING SNOW REMOVAL
I have been forwarding many constituent requests for snow removal to the Commissioner all day today. The Commissioner asked me to encourage residents to contact DPW directly in the following manner:

• See-Click-Fix https://www.greenburghny.com/653/Fix-It-Greenburgh
• Emailing the DPW office DPW@greenburghny.gov
• Calling DPW office staff directly 914-989-1580
Please also send me copies of all e mails you send to the Commissioner and DPW so I can personally follow up on each concern. My e mail is pfeiner@greenburghny.com. My cell phone is 914-438-1343.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor
Paul:
In the past, complaints received by your office were often forwarded directly to the me or Frank. While well intentioned, this approach is not the most effective way for the public to communicate service issues to the Department of Public Works.
DPW has dedicated office staff whose primary responsibility is to log, track, and schedule complaints so that field crews can address them in a systematic and timely manner. When complaints are routed to the Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner, they must ultimately be re reported back to the DPW office staff before they can be entered into the system. This adds unnecessary steps and delays during periods when rapid coordination is essential.
As you know, this storm is a major snow event, and crews have been working around the clock to clear roadways. Snow is pushed, not removed, and the volume of accumulation requires a coordinated response based on route prioritization and available resources.
To ensure the most efficient handling of resident concerns, the Department respectfully requests that all complaints be directed through the established channels:
• See-Click-Fix https://www.greenburghny.com/653/Fix-It-Greenburgh
• Emailing the DPW office DPW@greenburghny.gov
• Calling DPW office staff directly 914-989-1580
Using these channels ensures that every issue is logged immediately and assigned appropriately, without diverting operational leadership from managing the storm response.
Thank you for helping streamline communication so our crews can continue to work safely and effectively.
Respectfully,
Rich
Richard C. Fon

Using Fix It! Greenburgh, you can submit concerns to Greenburgh and receive status updates on their progress. Submit requests on this webpage, or download the Fix It! Greenburgh app and submit requests on the go.

02/23/2026

In a few hours it will stop snowing. I would like to update the list of snow plowing or snow shoveling vendors that I started compiling recently. The current list is not large enough.
If you are in contact with any vendor today please ask if you can share their contact info with the town. If you or someone you know provides snow clearing services and would like to be included in the list please submit the following information:
Business or individual name
Contact person
Phone number
Email address if available
Areas that they will serve
Are they willing to offer discounts to the elderly, disabled, those on fixed incomes
Type of services offered: driveways, sidewalks
Please e mail me at pfeiner@greenburghny.com
I will provide this list as a courtesy to residents. The town can’t endorse or guarantee any vendor’s services. But, this information can be shared.
Our Greenburgh snow angels’ program is an all-volunteer effort. There are not enough volunteers to help everyone who needs the assistance. We are also looking for more volunteers.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor
pfeiner@greenburghny.com 914-438-1343

02/21/2026

WANTED: MORE SNOW ANGELS/VENDORS
We need more snow angel volunteers to help the elderly and disabled clear driveways and paths after it snows. It is very important to provide first responders with the ability to get to their homes quickly if there are emergency situations.
We are also compiling a list of vendors who will clear snow for a fee.
Tomorrow’s snowstorm is expected to be a big one.
If you are a vendor or know someone who will help for a fee please e mail me at pfeiner@greenburghny.com.
http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

The Snow Angels give back to Greenburgh by helping shovel snow for seniors and residents with disabilities who can’t do it themselves or afford to pay full price for help. You can get involved in three ways: Be a Volunteer Snow Angel — shovel snow, clear walkways, and help keep your neighbors sa...

02/18/2026

Coast guard honors Olivia Ho**er with a ship in her memory: USCGC OLIVIA HO**ER
Leslie Davis and Johan Snaggs attended the commissioning ceremony for the
for the USCGC Olivia Ho**er as representatives of the Greenburgh community and the Greenburgh Black History Museum Initiative (GBHMI).
Dr. Ho**er lived in Greenburgh and was a prominent psychologist and professor. She was the first African American woman to enter the US Coast Guard and was a survivor of the Tulsa Race massacre of 1921. In 2015 President Barack Obama recognized her service and accomplishments.
Olivia Ho**er lived to 103 years old.
YOU TUBE VIDEO ABOUT OLIVIA HO**ER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N77i6MEe-w
YOU TUBE CEREMONY AT THE COAST GUARD (https://youtube.com/?si=qChEZJ6zqcK-tGM7) to see the highlights from the ceremony.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

U.S. psychologist and professor, Olivia Juliette Ho**er, was one of the last known survivors of the Tulsa race massacre in 1921. Ms. Ho**er was also the fir...

02/13/2026

THANK YOU, Ardsley Curling Club for making a difference -and helping to create an Olympian!

An interesting article in the Hudson Independent -highlighting the important role this club played in helping to train a champion.

02/12/2026

https://youtu.be/QZgLHAlQxrA

Here is the link to the video on how the DPW crews handled the snow removal from the big storm 2 weeks ago. The video, about 8 minutes long, will give you a better appreciation of what plowing entails and a better appreciation for the work of our DPW team. Snow removal is a difficult job. Town DPW crews, working with the parks dept, does an amazing job after each storm. THANK YOU. During the past year our cable TV video team has produced a number of short video's highlighting the work of our town employees.

FEINER

On January 25, 2026, Westchester County was hit with a massive snow storm. DPW Deputy Commissioner Frank Morabito let us ride along for the long day to show ...

02/02/2026

NYS Department of Transportation deposited a large mound of snow and ice in front of local stores on Central Ave –causing the businesses to lose customers and significant money. It’s been more than a week since the snow storm.The large mounds of ice and snow are still in front of the local stores/restaurants/market. Urban Central Restaurant owner Brian Angarola told me that very few people have eaten at his restaurant since the major snowstorm over a week ago. Cars can’t park in front of the stores. And many potential customers feel the businesses are not operating.

I have reached out to the state DOT and state officials asking for help in removing the snow and ice.

The snow mounds and ice are so high that it is impossible for snow angel volunteers to help. And -even snow blowers might not be powerful enough. There is no place to throw the snow and NYS won’t allow the snow to be thrown back on the street. The answer is for the state DOT to clear the mounds and help the businesses survive.

Over the weekend News12 interviewed Brian Angarola, owner of Urban Central Restaurant about the impact the snow mounds are having on businesses at the 4 corners.

BUSINESSES AT 4 CORNERS IMPACTED: Urban Central Restaurant, Gyro, Gryo, Rafael’s Barber Shop, Frontier Market Japanese Food & Del, a convenience store and Inkaterra Market -among others.

This is a clip from a News12 story about the impacts the enormous snow mounds in front of stores at the 4 corners in Hartsdale is having on local businesses. I hope that NYS DOT will clear the mounds up ASAP. This is a travesty.

Please help the local businesses survive by giving them some business this coming week.

PAUL FEINER

Greenburgh Town Supervisor

LINK TO NEWS12

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