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January 24, 2023
** REMINDER: DPW recycling calendar change**
The calendar mailed to homes in December lists an incorrect rotation of paper and commingled recycling. To remedy the error, here is the updated January schedule. A new calendar is being mailed to homes this week.
-This week is PAPER recycling, and then the alternating schedule with commingled will resume for the rest of the year.
-The Town Planner calendar information is incorrect. The schedule is the REVERSE of what is printed.
You can view the schedule online at www.newrochelleny.com/DPW where you can also register for RecycleRight, and get a customized collection schedule for your address.
North Avenue Bridge Replacement Project begins this week
The New York State Thruway Authority has started a three-year project to replace the North Avenue bridge, which is located above a section of the New England Thruway (I-95). Improvements will include a wider overpass structure, a dedicated left turn lane on North Avenue onto Garden Street and more efficient traffic flow in the area. Work should begin around January 26. The bridge will remain open with one lane in either direction throughout construction. There will be no left turn permitted onto Garden Street from North Avenue southbound. Garden Street will be closed to traffic from North Avenue to May Street. Please observe posted detours and travel carefully in the area.
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Deputy City Manager Appointed
City Manager Kathleen Gill has appointed Development Commissioner Adam Salgado to additionally serve as Deputy City Manager. Mr. Salgado has over 20 years of public service experience and has been with the City of New Rochelle since 2014.
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Winter Clothing Drive
In the spirit of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, a Winter Clothing Drive is underway, collecting new cold-weather clothes in adult sizes through January 25 for distribution to NRHS students in need. #NewRoStrong
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Alternate Side Parking Enforcement Suspended
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Christmas tree pickup
Please remove all ornaments and place trees at curb by the first week in February. No plastic bags, please!
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Resident input wanted on affordable housing and community development priorities- Public meeting 2/2
Public input is needed for development of the City's five-year Consolidated Plan, including the Annual Action Plan and Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice.
New Rochelle’s five-year plan will include a list of housing and community development priorities to guide the City’s spending plan for its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds and HOME funds from 2023 through 2027.
Residents are encouraged to attend an in-person community meeting on Thursday, February 2 at Bethesda Baptist Church to learn more about the plans, and offer comments on affordable and fair housing and other neighborhood needs. An online survey is also available for input in both English and Spanish.
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Winter Holiday Market
In December, the Department of Development and Downtown Revitalization Initiative hosted a Holiday Market at the Train Station. Tell us your thoughts so next year's market can be bigger and better!
New Rochelle Community Engagement Survey
Please provide your feedback about the LINC project through the City's NRVR platform. Responses will help us improve the way we are capturing your feedback for different projects.
Affordable Housing and Community Development Priorities
Help rank the affordable housing, fair housing and community needs in our neighborhoods. Survey results will be included in the five-year Consolidated Plan.
Work local- we're hiring!
Visit the City of New Rochelle's website for the latest job postings and to subscribe to posting alerts..
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Coming Soon: The Atelier, a new affordable housing community for artists
The Atelier, a 65-affordable-unit development with preference for artists will open this year on Westchester Place in Downtown New Rochelle. The Atelier will create live/work space for artists and provide them with opportunities to rent out art studios and spaces to showcase their work.
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Flu and COVID vaccine boosters
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