Town of Clarkstown
Clarkstown Town Hall
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Community Meeting at Jeffrey Court in West Nyack Addresses Flood Solutions
Supervisor Hoehmann, alongside town engineers and officials, convened with residents of West Nyack’s Jeffrey Court this week to explore potential flood solutions for their neighborhood. The Town has been actively seeking a federal grant through Congressman Lawler’s office to secure funding for flood mitigation and infrastructure enhancements within the vicinity.
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Clarkstown’s Food Scrap Composting Program Continues
Clarkstown’s partnership with Rockland Green to compost residents’ food scraps remains in full swing. Properly collected and composted food scraps contribute to pollution reduction and an enhanced quality of life. For details about the program and bin pickup locations, click here.
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Celebrating Liberty Elementary School’s 5th Grade D.A.R.E. Graduates
Hats off to the exceptional 5th-grade scholars at Liberty Elementary School for their remarkable D.A.R.E. Graduation this week! Kudos to the students and the dedicated Clarkstown Police Department for a job well done.
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Groundhog Day Delight: Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Early Spring
Exciting tidings! Punxsutawney Phil, the famous weather-prognosticating groundhog, made his appearance today and didn’t cast a shadow, foretelling an early spring! It’s time to envision warmer days, blooming flora, and outdoor escapades. Who’s prepared to bid adieu to winter and welcome the imminent splendor of spring?
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Senator Bill Weber Appointed to New York State Senate Elections Committee
Albany, NY – Senator Bill Weber (38th District) has assumed a new role as a member of the New York State Senate Elections Committee. This appointment follows Senator Mark Walczyk’s (49th District) deployment to Kuwait for a nine-month military assignment, where he serves as a Captain in the Army Reserve. Expressing gratitude for Senator Walczyk’s…
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All RCC campuses will be closed on Friday, January 19, 2024
Due to anticipated weather conditions, all Rockland Community College campuses will be closed on Friday, January 19, 2024. This closure includes the cancellation of all in-person classes. However, fully remote and online classes will continue as originally scheduled. Non-essential staff members are not obligated to work remotely on this day. If you have any queries…