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August 9, 2024
SEVERE WEATHER ALERT
The remnants from Debby move into our area today with rain, wind gusts and flooding in vulnerable areas through tomorrow morning. Prepare now by securing outdoor items and charging cellphones and monitoring weather alerts. The City's multi-departmental Emergency Operations Center has been opened for response overnight as needed. Report power outages to Con Ed directly at 1-800-75-CONED, and report downed trees or flooding issues to NRPD at (914) 654-2300. For emergencies call 9-1-1. More info in link below. Stay safe!
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Flood Mitigation Unit- hard at work
Acting City Manager/ Public Works Commissioner Wilfredo Melendez and Sewers & Drains Bureau Manager Alexander Oliveira stopped in to express their appreciation to the Flood Mitigation Unit crews for their hard work on the City's expanded Stormwater Maintenance Program with catch basin and culvert cleaning. In advance of storms, crews double down their efforts.
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NRPD Promotions Ceremony
Congratulations to New Rochelle Police Department's newest promotees: Lieutenant Samuel Goldman, Sergeants Matthew Velasco, Derek Pierson and Anthony Sabatino, and Detectives Michael Nader and Jon Bulfamante.
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The dedicated members of NRPD and NRFD were recognized for their service at Golden Krust's Community Appreciation Day, held earlier this week at their store on Anderson Plaza.
Teen Fest 2024
Thank you to all of the organizers, vendors, performers, youth and supporters who came out to make the New Rochelle Youth Bureau's first Teen Fest at Ruby Dee Park on Saturday, August 3rd such an amazing event!
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Two Clinton Place Ribbon Cutting
CIty officials joined Master Developer RXR in celebrating the grand opening of Two Clinton Park in the downtown. One and Two Clinton Park replaced an aging municipal parking structure with two amentiy-rich towers, a welcoming public plaza with community programming, and permanent local jobs.
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Highgarden Tower Opens at 11 Garden Street
New Rochelle welcomes its newest 100% affordable housing building, an energy-efficient, 19-story building located at 11 Garden Street and steps away from the New Rochelle train station. Highgarden Tower offers 219 affordable units with great views of the city and coast, 77 of which are reserved for households with individuals who need on-site support services. A community incubator will soon come to life on the ground floor.
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Clinton Park Saturday events: Plant Workshop
Grow! Lincoln Park Community Garden will teach you the basics of growing your own plants. This event is part of RXR’s Clinton Park Summer Series of free events for the New Rochelle community and also features a coffee cart from Casaroma Cafe. Saturday, August 10 from 10AM to 12PM at Clinton Park Plaza, 50 Clinton Place.
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Big Viv's Unity in the Community- 10AM-6PM
Featuring inflatables, vendors and more! From 10AM to 6PM on Saturday, August 10 at Lincoln Park.
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Ready, Set, Jump! Double Dutch Day at City Hall
Presented by the New Rochelle Youth Bureau Wellness Wonderland- 11AM to 1PM on the front lawn of City Hall.
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Downtown Summer SIzzle: The Empire Strikes Brass
Enjoy this dynamic BrassFunkRock band hailing from Asheville, North Carolina. Their shows are high energy and driven-powerful affairs that carry the audience through a full range of emotions. Ruby Dee Park at Library Green, 6PM.
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Taste of Anderson Plaza + Jazz Under the Stars: New concert August 15
Enjoy live music and expanded outdoor seating on Anderson Plaza. Take out dinner from one of the fantastic nearby restaurants, grab a table, and take in the ambiance of Jazz Under the Stars. It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy delicious food, great music and a vibrant atmosphere. And, join us in welcoming Grey's Donuts- new in the Anderson Plaza kiosk!
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Enjoy Summer Fun Friday at Flowers "City" Park- August 16
A Glow in the Dark Party for kids in grades K-8, featuring the Blacklight Bubble Bus from 7-9PM.
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 Bicentennial of the visit of General Lafayette- Aug. 18
An 1824 living history extravaganza featuring reenactors, 19-gun salute, blacksmith, children’s toys & music, free arts & crafts, a large petting zoo and more on Sunday, August 18 from 11AM-3PM. Presented Huguenot & New Rochelle Historical Association and the New Rochelle Public Library, highlights include a re-enactment of Lafayette’s arrival at noon, Charles Dickerson Fife and Drum Bugle Corp, and live music and performances. This free community event is rain or shine. More details at CelebrateLafayette200.org.
NRPD National Night Out rescheduled; now joins Street Fair on Saturday, September 14
This annual event will feature an evening of fun at NRPD headquarters including equipment demonstrations, food, games, children’s activities, bubble bus, and more.
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Vendors, performers and sponsors wanted for the 2024 Street Fair
Apply by Monday, August 12th
Applications now open online for 11th Annual New Rochelle Street Fair, surrounding City Hall. *NEW DAY* Saturday, September 14.
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Beechwood Organic Waste Transfer Station opens to Commercial Landscapers September 3
- New facility features electronic scale to streamline disposal process
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New permits are required. Click link below to learn how to apply!
City Hall renovations
To accommodate renovations and asbestos abatement, first floor offices will be relocated to the City Hall Annex at 90 Beaufort Place as follows:
Through AUGUST 28: LAZ PARKING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT.
AUGUST 29- SEPTEMBER 30: PARKS AND RECREATION, YOUTH BUREAU
NOTE: Department services are NOT disrupted. Business as usual!
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2024 Paving Underway
The master schedule and calendar are posted online. Work is done as conditions permit. Please observe posted parking restrictions and travel carefully in the work area.
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Work here!
Job postings and examinations for the City, City School District and New Rochelle Public Library are posted to the City website.
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