The Village puts all of its budgets and audits online for public viewing. However, Rye Brook is looking to go much further by providing to continue its transparency initiatives if residents are interested in learning more about various subjects. For several years Rye Brook has had a Financial Transparency portal available on our web page … Continued
If you would like to submit a FOIL request by mail, fax or in person , submit it to the Village Administrator. Or if you would like to submit a FOIL request by e-mail please visit the instructions page and email your request to cbradbury@ryebrookny.gov . If you need further assistance you may contact the Village … Continued
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The Village Rye Brook does not provide marriage licenses. They can be obtained via the Town of Rye.
Download the peddlers and vendors license form. Fill it out and bring it in to the Administration Department with the required fee.
The responsibility for maintaining fire hydrants unobstructed and accessible to the Fire Department lies with the contiguous property owner. If there is a fire hydrant in front of your home or property, it is your responsibility to maintain the hydrant such that it is accessible to the Fire Department at all times, and to remove … Continued
Rye Brook Code provides relief from the permitting process for qualifying sheds. Please inquire with the Building Department for details before placing a shed on your property.
Rye Brook Code requires a permit for almost all interior and exterior work. Please inquire with the Building Department before commencing any home-improvement project.
Since 2010, NY State Law has required every home having an attached garage or other source of carbon monoxide such as oil or gas burning heating equipment or a gas stove, to be equipped with carbon monoxide detectors installed outside of each sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of the bedrooms.
As of April 1, 2019, NY State Law is requiring all existing homes to be equipped with 10-year sealed non-removable battery operated smoke detectors, or with a hard-wired interconnected smoke detection system. The smoke detectors must be located in every bedroom or other room used for sleeping purposes, in the hallway adjacent to those rooms, … Continued
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