Town of Clarkstown

  • Snow Emergency Declared in Upper Nyack

    A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for our area, prompting the declaration of a Snow Emergency in Upper Nyack. This emergency will be in effect from midnight tonight until midnight Tuesday. During this time: Additionally: It is urged that all residents adhere to these guidelines for their safety and the efficient clearing of snow […]

  • Winter Weather Advisory: Residents Urged to Limit Travel

    New City, NY – County Executive Ed Day and Superintendent of Highways Charles “Skip” Vezzetti issued a warning to residents in anticipation of an approaching winter storm set to impact Rockland County overnight Monday, February 12th, into Tuesday, February 13th. The U.S. National Weather Service has forecasted the potential for 11.5” of snow during the […]

  • Local Author and Photographer Jane Aguilar Murphy’s Debut Book

    Congratulations to local author and nature photographer, Jane Aguilar Murphy, on the publication of her first book, “My Name is Skye.” Jane recently visited Supervisor Hoehmann to discuss her book, which delves into the lives of eagles residing on Lake DeForest in West Nyack. Impressed by the book’s educational value and captivating storytelling, Supervisor Hoehmann […]

  • Clarkstown Youth Court: Empowering Teen Residents and Promoting Justice

    Established in 1981, the Town of Clarkstown Youth Court serves as a peer court for juvenile first-time offenders to have their cases adjudicated. Comprising teenage town residents, the court hears cases related to violations and misdemeanors, offering a unique approach to youth justice. This week, Supervisor Hoehmann, Chief Wanamaker, and the Town Board recognized the […]

  • Town of Clarkstown Secures NYSDEC Grant to Combat Invasive Species at Congers Lake Memorial Park

    Supervisor George Hoehmann proudly announces that the Town of Clarkstown has been awarded a $67,500 grant from the NYSDEC to address invasive plant species at Congers Lake Memorial Park. The lake is plagued by invasive water chestnuts and dense vegetation, which block sunlight, leading to the demise of native aquatic plants and reduced oxygen levels […]

  • Rockland County Civil and Human Rights Hall of Fame Reception Update

    New City, NY – Rockland County Executive Ed Day and County Human Rights Commissioner Spencer Chiimbwe emphasize that the Rockland County Civil and Human Rights Hall of Fame Reception for new inductees, scheduled for Monday, February 12th from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., is strictly RSVP only and closed to the public. Despite the event’s […]