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(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...

As we enter week four of the Coronavirus Pandemic here in NY, I am encouraged and thankful by what I’ve been seeing while driving around the Village. For the most part, I see everyone making an active attempt to keep themselves at least six feet from each other. The Village really appreciates your efforts to...

Unfortunately, life as we have known it for so long has changed for the time being. As we’ve all seen in the media, Coronavirus is an extremely infectious virus. We discourage you from engaging in activities which up until a few weeks ago were considered completely normal. Please, for the benefit of the community, practice...

Dear Rye Brook Residents: With the weather improving day by day, I’m concerned that there are some people in this community who are not taking the Coronavirus Pandemic seriously.  I drive the neighborhood, and I see children and adults clustered in large groups walking together.  Parents are walking 3 or 4 abreast, with perhaps a...

March 22, 2020 Dear Rye Brook Residents: Tomorrow, another work week begins with many of us working form home, including our students who now find themselves adjusting to remote learning. I wanted to take a moment to thank the vast majority of Rye Brook residents who have heeded our call to institute social distancing. As...

Dear Rye Brook Residents: Here are the latest Coronavirus stats for Rye Brook and Westchester County:  Since testing began in Westchester, there have been approximately 7,176 people tested, with 1,091 testing positive (an increase of 293 since yesterday). 39 people have required hospitalization in Westchester. There are approximately 6 cases in Rye Brook.  I say...

Dear Rye Brook Residents: Here are some Coronavirus updates since my email yesterday: There are currently 220 confirmed Coronavirus cases in Westchester.  However, that number is most likely higher, as testing is happening slower than we would like. One person in Rye Brook is confirmed to have Coronavirus.  That person is recovering at home (80%...

Dear Rye Brook Residents: As I have discussed in prior messages, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is a situation that is evolving and requires revaluation on a daily (or sometimes hourly) basis. As of today, there are 196 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Westchester. Out of an abundance of caution, the Village has decided to take...

Dear Rye Brook Residents: I wanted to provide a brief community update on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and some of the village’s actions which continue to be re-evaluated and modified as additional information becomes available.  I will not summarize all of the health department and Center for Disease Control (CDC) information, precautions, and recommendations in...

Dear Rye Brook Residents: The number of confirmed cases of Coronavirus is climbing in the U.S. each day. I want to assure our residents that the Village of Rye Brook is remaining diligent regarding the potential impacts of the spread of Coronavirus. Current Coronavirus Situation: As of today there are 33 positive cases of Coronavirus in New...