Town of Greenburgh

12/23/2025

With snow anticipated for today we need snow angels!!!
NEIGHBORS - THE GREENBURGH SNOW ANGELS PROGRAM IS IN SEARCH OF VOLUNTEERS AND VENDORS - both folks who want to earn a little money all over town or those willing to volunteer for their seniors/disabled neighbors on their own street if it snows tonight and ongoing.
With more snow predicted this week - we have a number of seniors or disabled residents in town who could use help shoveling out but can’t afford the normal rates. They can afford to pay something but are on a fixed income. We are looking for able-bodied individuals and teens who would be interested in EARNING SOME EXTRA QUICK CASH while also offering these folks a discounted price.
*If interested, please fill out this form for the SNOW ANGELS program and indicate you’d like to be a vendor and what your rate is, along with anything else we should know, so we can connect you with people looking to pay for some labor. http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers
While we do have a volunteer Snow Angel program, there are a limited amount of busy teenagers and we can’t guarantee help to meet all the need. We realized we should try to pair residents with someone willing to help on their very own street. Some seniors have given us permission to find them a neighbor to help them specifically. Below is a short list of some residential streets where there is a senior/disabled resident in need who is on fixed income and could use some help.
*If you live on one of these streets and would like to assist someone right near you, please also fill out this form: http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers and indicate you’re a neighbor who would like to help your neighbor.
The streets we have someone to help on currently are:
BARNWELL DRIVE, WHITE PLAINS
DRISLER AVE, WHITE PLAINS
NORTH WASHINGTON, HARTSDALE
W. HARTSDALE AVE, HARTSDALE
PINEWOOD ROAD, HARTSDALE
NORTHWAY, HARTSDALE
GREENWOOD LANE, WHITE PLAINS
KENNETH ROAD, HARTSDALE

*Finally, if you’re open to volunteering wherever is needed near you, please also fill out our volunteer form so we can pair you with some seniors in need. http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers

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...

12/23/2025

Sign petition for speed cameras on Sprain Parkway--another accident this weekend
There was another accident on the Sprain Parkway this weekend. Not unusual—there are many accidents on the Sprain Parkway during the year—injuries and fatalities.
The NYS police don’t have the resources to properly monitor speeding on the Sprain. I started an online petition in November calling on the state to place speed cameras on the Sprain Parkway. So far over 450 people have signed the petition. The link is below. NYS has placed speed cameras on highways around the state- but not on the Sprain in our area.
Speed cameras could save lives and send a message that speeders on the Sprain will get ticketed.
https://www.change.org/p/authorize-speed-cameras-on-sprain-parkway?source_location=psf_petitions
https://dailyvoice.com/new-york/greenburgh/crash-on-sprain-parkway-sends-multiple-people-to-hospital-in-westchester/
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

Several people were taken to the hospital after a single-vehicle crash on the Sprain Brook Parkway, fire officials said. The crash happened early Sunday morning, Dec. 21, when crews were dispatched at about 5 a.m. to the northbou…

12/22/2025

Ellice Lim is a junior at Edgemont High School and a second-place award winner at the 2025 Somers Science Fair. Her science research focuses on the mental health challenges experienced by second-generation children of immigrants, with particular attention to the role of parental support among second-generation teens from Asian and Latino immigrant families in New York.

As a second-generation Korean American, Ellice has observed the unique challenges faced by second-generation teens through both her own experiences and those of her peers. These observations served as a primary motivation for her research. Her research paper and findings were discussed on the Town of Greenburgh cable show Solving Problems.

https://youtu.be/n5j5a09CIzQ

PAUL FEINER

Paul and Pauline sit down with Edgemont High School Student Ellice Lim to discuss her recent project.Solving Problems, with Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul F...

12/21/2025

GOOD NEWS—A STEP CLOSER TO OUR NEW SUPERMARKET ON EAST HARTSDALE AVE!--Building permit applications filed

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I have been in touch with Louis Weisman, owner of the building on E Hartsdale Ave that will soon house the Hartsdale Marketplace, which is affiliated with the Key Foods Co-Op. The location: the former Rite Aid store.



Some excellent news. Final plan sets will be submitted to the town on Tuesday. An interior demolition permit for the marketplace was submitted to the Building Department on December 15th. Once the Building Department issues the permits construction could proceed and our much-wanted food market will be closer to opening!!!

Very grateful that the Building Dept, property owner and food market are working together so that this market will be able to serve our community. A food market on E Hartsdale Ave will be a big boost to downtown E Hartsdale Ave, will help other merchants, increase pedestrian traffic on the Avenue. Having an important anchor on East Hartsdale Ave will also help fill up vacant storefronts when there are vacancies with high quality tenants.

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It’s our hope that the marketplace will open this spring if not earlier.

We’re going to work hard to revitalize the Ave in 2026.

PAUL FEINER

Greenburgh Town Supermarket

12/19/2025

https://thehudsonindependent.com/tavern-style-pizza-restaurant-opens-first-store-in-westchester/

By Rick Pezzullo--- A family-friendly restaurant known for its tavern-style pizza recently opened its first location in Westchester County in the Crossroads

12/19/2025

Greenburgh Town Board approves contract with Police Association
It's important to have good relations with all our employees

Greenburgh has many exceptionally dedicated town employees who work hard every day. I am very pleased that on Wednesday evening the Greenburgh Town Board unanimously approved the last unresolved contract with one of our unions – the Police Association.

The contract covers the years 2024 to the end of 2026. Had the Board failed to negotiate a contract the dispute would have been settled by mandatory arbitration, a requirement of the NYS Taylor Law. This contract was challenging at times and there were compromises on both sides.
In the future I hope that negotiations can take place without having to incur additional outside legal expenses. I also believe that contracts should be approved the same year the contract begins—not a few years after services were rendered.

We also have outstanding contracts with some of the volunteer fire departments -dating back to 2024. I have written to all the villages that have volunteer fire departments and asked that they provide the Town Board with their proposed contracts by the end of March of the year the contract begins so that the Town Board can finalize the contract the same year. I don’t believe that it's good policy to argue over terms of a contract two years after the services were delivered.



By having ratified contracts – we can continue to attract skilled police officers. We can retain experienced officers who might otherwise leave for better condition and reduce turnover, training and overtime expenses

A big thank you to our outstanding Greenburgh police officers who keep us safe and really care about our community. Another shout out to members of the Teamsters and CSEA for also working very hard during the year and making management and elected officials look good. All your work is appreciated.


PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

12/14/2025

BENCH PLACED IN FRONT OF LITTLE FREE LIBRARY STOLEN--PLEASE CONTACT POLICE DEPT AT 914 989 1700 IF YOU HAVE INFO....If you want to contact Ms. Carbone please e mail me at pfeiner@greenburghny.com and I'll forward her contact info to you.
PAUL FEINER
My name is Patricia Carbone I live on Spencer Court in Hartsdale in Poets Corner. I started a “little family library “ 📚 on my property which I purchased myself and had my brother help me put it in . I wanted all the children and adults in the neighborhood to have access to books. I saw the idea on a visit to California and I thought what a great idea. You could bring a book take a book. I just loved the idea of community and sharing. I got such a positive response from my neighbors that I went out and purchased a bench so they could sit and read or figure out which books they wanted . Many times I would see either moms or grandparents with their children sitting on the bench and it was lovely to see-UNTIL today I went to restock the library and the bench was gone. It is very heavy so it had to have been taken by car or truck with two people. You definitely could not just walk down the street with it. I felt so bad.Especially it’s the holiday season. I really hope whoever took it will return it. I did report it to police but I said I would not press charges I just wanted it back. I still am hopeful for a Christmas Miracle 🎅🏼. If you could possibly pass this on . Thank you.

12/13/2025

NEIGHBORS - THE GREENBURGH SNOW ANGELS PROGRAM IS IN SEARCH OF VOLUNTEERS AND VENDORS - both folks who want to earn a little money all over town or those willing to volunteer for their seniors/disabled neighbors on their own street if it snows this weekend and ongoing.

It may snow this weekend - we have a number of seniors or disabled residents in town who could use help shoveling out but can’t afford the normal rates. They can afford to pay something but are on a fixed income. We are looking for able-bodied individuals and teens who would be interested in EARNING SOME EXTRA QUICK CASH while also offering these folks a discounted price.

*If interested, please fill out this form for the SNOW ANGELS program and indicate you’d like to be a vendor and what your rate is, along with anything else we should know, so we can connect you with people looking to pay for some labor. http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers

While we do have a volunteer Snow Angel program, there are a limited amount of busy teenagers and we can’t guarantee help to meet all the need. We realized we should try to pair residents with someone willing to help on their very own street. Some seniors have given us permission to find them a neighbor to help them specifically. Below is a short list of some residential streets where there is a senior/disabled resident in need who is on fixed income and could use some help.

*If you live on one of these streets and would like to assist someone right near you, please also fill out this form: http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers and indicate you’re a neighbor who would like to help your neighbor.

The streets we have someone to help on currently are:
BARNWELL DRIVE, WHITE PLAINS
DRISLER AVE, WHITE PLAINS
NORTH WASHINGTON, HARTSDALE
W. HARTSDALE AVE, HARTSDALE
PINEWOOD ROAD, HARTSDALE
NORTHWAY, HARTSDALE
GREENWOOD LANE, WHITE PLAINS
KENNETH ROAD, HARTSDALE
FIELDSTONE DR, HARTSDALE
STONEWALL CIRCLE, WHITE PLAINS

*Finally, if you’re open to volunteering wherever is needed near you, please also fill out our volunteer form so we can pair you with some seniors in need. http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers

THANK YOU ALL and happy holidays, we so appreciate your help this winter!
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...

12/12/2025

NEIGHBORS - THE GREENBURGH SNOW ANGELS PROGRAM IS IN SEARCH OF VOLUNTEERS AND VENDORS - both folks who want to earn a little money all over town or those willing to volunteer for their seniors/disabled neighbors on their own street if it snows this weekend and ongoing.

It may snow this weekend - we have a number of seniors or disabled residents in town who could use help shoveling out but can’t afford the normal rates. They can afford to pay something but are on a fixed income. We are looking for able-bodied individuals and teens who would be interested in EARNING SOME EXTRA QUICK CASH while also offering these folks a discounted price.

*If interested, please fill out this form for the SNOW ANGELS program and indicate you’d like to be a vendor and what your rate is, along with anything else we should know, so we can connect you with people looking to pay for some labor. http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers

While we do have a volunteer Snow Angel program, there are a limited amount of busy teenagers and we can’t guarantee help to meet all the need. We realized we should try to pair residents with someone willing to help on their very own street. Some seniors have given us permission to find them a neighbor to help them specifically. Below is a short list of some residential streets where there is a senior/disabled resident in need who is on fixed income and could use some help.

*If you live on one of these streets and would like to assist someone right near you, please also fill out this form: http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers and indicate you’re a neighbor who would like to help your neighbor.

The streets we have someone to help on currently are:
BARNWELL DRIVE, WHITE PLAINS
DRISLER AVE, WHITE PLAINS
NORTH WASHINGTON, HARTSDALE
W. HARTSDALE AVE, HARTSDALE
PINEWOOD ROAD, HARTSDALE
NORTHWAY, HARTSDALE
GREENWOOD LANE, WHITE PLAINS
KENNETH ROAD, HARTSDALE
FIELDSTONE DR, HARTSDALE
STONEWALL CIRCLE, WHITE PLAINS

*Finally, if you’re open to volunteering wherever is needed near you, please also fill out our volunteer form so we can pair you with some seniors in need. http://bit.ly/snowangelvolunteers

THANK YOU ALL and happy holidays, we so appreciate your help this winter!

12/12/2025

A constituent has a piano that is no longer used by anyone in their home and theywould like to donate it. Perhaps some organization or family would like it. The only proviso is that it must be moved by professional movers, due to its weight. E mail me if you are interested and I will provide you with the contact info for the constituent: pfeiner@greenburghny.com.

12/11/2025

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A delicious new hot oil pizza business has opened at the Crossroads shopping center-- Riko's, 423 Tarrytown Road, White Plains
Yesterday I attended the grand opening of a new Pizza restaurant that opened at the Crossroads shopping center. The food was delicious. A great addition to the successful shopping plaza --minutes from the Theodore Young Community Center and Union Baptist Church.

12/07/2025

TIPS ON GETTING A CIVIL SERVICE JOB—LINK BELOW
This is a stressful time of year for those residents out of work. I frequently get calls from unemployed constituents seeking help finding a job.
Most government jobs are civil service positions. We hire from civil service lists. We are required to hire from the top test takers on an exam. In recent months I have spoken to many town employees who highlighted their successful experiences landing a government job.
Earlier this year the Greenburgh Library sponsored a forum for residents of out work. The forum was well attended. Frank Celentano, who works for the Westchester County Human Resources department, provided attendees with fantastic tips how to prepare for civil service exams and how to navigate the government hiring process. I thought the link would be helpful if you are currently out of work or if you are seeking to change jobs.
The link is below:

https://vimeo.com/1064830005?share=copy

I know how stressful being out of work is. If you have any questions, you can always call me on my cell phone: 914-438-1343. I’m also happy to meet with residents to share job hunting advice. Don’t get discouraged. Keep trying. I have met residents out of work for many months—only to land a great job.
Would welcome suggestions from constituents as to what government isn’t doing that we should do to help those out of work. My e mail is pfeiner@greenburghny.com.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

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