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Originally posted August 5, 2020 at 7:22PM Good evening Rye Brook Residents.  Let me start off by saying that for those of you without power, I understand how difficult this period is, and I promise you that we are doing EVERYTHING that we can to get Con Ed to restore power as quickly as possible. ...

Debris Clearing Policy: Rye Brook Public works crews will help clear branches and small limbs from the curb. Starting Monday, August 10th they will start and make one pass through the Village. The list of streets they have completed, and the dates they completed them, will be listed on the Village web site (ryebrookny.gov) This...

Good evening Rye Brook residents.  As if 2020 couldn’t get any better, Tropical Storm Isaias really did tremendous damage today to Westchester County and Rye Brook. There are approximately 699 homes (approximately 18%) without power in the Village.  In fact, approximately 24% of Con Edison’s Westchester customers have no power.  With the large number of...

Our new public space on Lincoln Avenue (upper Lincoln towards King St) is the perfect spot for viewing planes landing at the airport! ✈️ Residents can also pickup small amounts of compost or mulch for their gardens (no landscapers please) in the designated area by the site entrance

This email is specifically for all of the students and families celebrating graduations over the next few weekends, including those Blind Brook High School students who are graduating this coming Sunday. I want to wish each of you my sincere congratulations! I am absolutely thrilled for you! This is a tremendous achievement and you should...

Good afternoon Rye Brook, I have 3 important pieces of information for you in this email: Information about the tropical storm headed our way, Coronavirus information, and an important reminder about the 2020 Census. Tropical Storm Fay As if we did not have enough to worry about with a pandemic, here comes Tropical Storm Fay,...

Originally posted June 12, 2020 Good afternoon Rye Brook Residents.  I would like to take a moment to give you an update on the Coronavirus Pandemic and our plans for reopening our athletic facilities and playgrounds here in the Village of Rye Brook. As of today, there are 177 cumulative Coronavirus cases in the Village. ...

Recently Rye Brook Mayor Paul Rosenberg was interviewed by Westchester Talk Radio to discuss how Rye Brook is dealing with the Coronavirus Pandemic and its effects on residents and local businesses. Watch the interview here.

Good afternoon Rye Brook Residents, As we head into the Memorial Day weekend, I wanted to give you an update as to where we stand with the Coronavirus pandemic, and its effects on the Village of Rye Brook.  The cumulative number of residents who have tested positive for coronavirus in Rye Brook has been in...

Good evening Rye Brook Residents, The cumulative number of residents who have tested positive for coronavirus in Rye Brook is 171.  I appreciate all the efforts most people are making to keep social distancing.  But as I have said in prior emails, we must not let our guard down now. This Friday marks the initial...

Originally posted May 6, 2020 Good evening Rye Brook, Although we had lousy weather today, we finally had some nice spring weather this past weekend, which brought out many residents. What we all need to remember is that we are still in the midst of a global pandemic, and while the number overall state hospitalizations...

(originally published April 26, 2020) Good evening Rye Brook. I hope that everyone had a nice weekend. The cumulative number of Rye Brook residents who have tested positive for Coronavirus is 138. Although this number has not spiked like in other communities, our curve here in Rye Brook continues to rise and I ask that...

Hello Homeowners: Your home Village of RYE BROOK needs you now more than ever.  By responding to Census 2020, you will help direct millions of dollars in federal funds to YOUR local community for public health, schools, roads, and other public services.  The purpose of the census is to count people, not citizens.  So even if you are not...

The coronavirus has changed so much of how we go about our daily lives. I want to take a moment to update you with some new information since my last village-wide communication. Today, Governor Cuomo extended until May 15th the New York PAUSE Program, requiring non-essential employees to stay home and also requiring social distancing...