• DWI Accident Demonstration for Clarkstown South Students

    This week the Town coordinated a DWI accident scene demonstration at Germonds Park for Clarkstown South High School seniors.  The demonstration was planned to raise awareness of drinking and driving as well as distracted driving.  The time between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known as the 100 deadliest days, with increased accidents involving young people.  The demonstration  provides […]

  • Western Highway Bridge Reopened

    The newly constructed Western Highway Bridge in West Nyack is completed and now open to traffic. The bridge replacement was part of the West Nyack Levee Improvement project, which significantly hardened a number of key infrastructure assets in West Nyack to alleviate devastating flooding that occurred in the past. The new bridge provides more capacity […]

  • CFA Round XII Resources and Events

    Round XII is now open and includes core capital grant and tax-credit funding to be combined with a wide range of programs from various state agencies that will provide funding for prospective projects.The deadline for most programs is Friday, July 29, 2022 at 4:00 pm SHARP.Note: The deadline does not apply for open enrollment programs, which […]

  • Rockland County OBC Fighting Lawsuit Filed By Irresponsible Landlord

    Landlord Files Lawsuit Following 100+ violations Issued Against Property New City, NY – The Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes (OBC) is fighting a lawsuit filed by NBM Management, Weinreb Management, Country Village Towers Corp., and Jacob Weinreb, the owners and operators of Country Village Towers in Spring Valley which had 100+ of the most […]

  • URGENT WATER ADVISORY IN NYACK

    5.20.22 6:30am Please be advised that extensive repairs have been made at the Nyack Water plant in the last few hours. Overnight customers have been served by Veolia water. This morning (by 8am) Nyack Water will be removed from the interconnections with Veolia and the water plant will be back online. Residents are asked to […]

  • What can YOU do to keep our water clean?

    Stormwater is water that comes from rain or melting snow that is not absorbed into the ground. Controlling stormwater and keeping it free from pollutants at the local level is mandated by law. The Stormwater page on our website has many resources from Cornell Cooperative Extension you can use to reduce your impact on our groundwater and […]