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October 18, 2024
A new contract will begin November 1, 2024 and current Westchester Power/Constellation Energy customers will be automatically opted in.
CLICK THIS LINK TO OPT-OUT
For information on Westchester Power rates, the choice between 100% Renewable Energy or 50% Renewable Energy for your supply, and upcoming virtual meetings in October visit the Sustainable Westchester website
Questions? Contact wp@sustainablewestchester.org | 914-242-4725
Fall Leaf collection underway;
yard waste collection ends 10/25
Fall leaves can be placed in biodegradable paper bags or open containers anytime for pickup. Next week is the last week for yard waste collection.
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ArtsFest thru Oct. 20
New Rochelle Council on the Arts (NRCA) ArtsFest tradition continues! This weekend filled with visual and performing art draws thousands of people from all over the region to enjoy art exhibits and live performances including art exhibits, open artists’ studios, live music and dance, spoken word, a Makers Market, a classic car show and more.
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New downtown retail strategy unveiled
The next phase of City’s historic downtown redevelopment includes the creation of New Rochelle’s Vanguard District, and a broad array of initiatives to promote a lively retail environment with a diverse mix of tenants, including live entertainment, notable eateries and more. And, a Tenant Improvement Program provides retail tenants with an opportunity to access a $2.25M grant program.
New design concept for historic train station
The newly unveiled design and robust vision for a reimagined New Rochelle Transit Center features state-of-the-art technology and equitable design principles to better serve residents and commuters. Led by FXCollaborative, a leading NYC architecture firm committed to building a better world through equitable and sustainable design, the concept repositions the historic center into a modern, pedestrian-oriented, and well-connected facility.
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 Tuesday, October 22 from 3:30-5:30 PM
Join the City of New Rochelle for a fun-filled afternoon celebrating sustainability at our Halfway to Earth Day Fall Festival at the Pinebrook Tennis Center, a drop-off site for the City's new food scraps collection program.
- Learn about the City's innovative food scraps collection program and the two new convenient drop-off locations: Pinebrook Tennis Center and D'Onofrio Park.
- Discover how you can contribute to a greener New Rochelle by composting your food scraps and reducing waste
- Purchase a compost kit for $20, or enter a raffle to win one!
- Learn more from the sustainability organizations in our community
- Enjoy delicious apple cider and donuts, and participate in engaging sustainability-themed games and fun fall activities for the whole family
Italian American Heritage Month Celebration- Oct. 23 at 4PM
Join us at City Hall to celebrate and honor the rich contributions of Italian-Americans to our community and beyond.
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Upcoming workshops for business owners
The City has partnered with WEDC for a series of workshops in October and November on social media marketing, personal branding, and markeing strategy; and MWBE certification for entrepreneurs.
Howl'oween Dog Costume Parade- October 26
Hosted by the Ward Acres Conservancy in partnership with the City of New Rochelle Parks and Rec Department, this inaugural event features a parade, costume contest and dog treat bag. Held at Paws Place Ward Acres Dog Park, for dogs of all sizes and ages. Must be a Paws Place Dog Pass Holder
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Early Voting Begins October 26
Early voting for the Federal/ State/ County/ Local Primary and General Election is a nine day period where voters can vote in-person before Election Day in Westchester County. There are two early voting sites in New Rochelle:
-City Hall Annex, 90 Beaufort Place
-United Methodist Church, 1200 North Ave
Click on link below for poll hours.
The General Election is Tuesday, November 5.
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NRPD launches Special Needs Registry program
The New Rochelle Police Department has launched a new Special Needs Registry, aimed at improving communications and safety for individuals with special needs in our community.This voluntary registry allows families and caregivers to provide valuable information on challenges like mobility, communication, or mental health issues that will be readily available to Police Officers responding to a call for service.
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Downtown overnight paving continues Oct 21- 23
Main Street from LecCount Place to Echo Avenue will be milled and paved 10/21-23. All work will take place between 8PM and 6AM. Work is done as conditions permit. More information will be posted on the paving calendar.
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Street Tree Inventory underway
Over the next few months, the City’s consultant Arbor Pro will use GPS and arborist expertise to perform mapping and data collection on New Rochelle’s over 20,000 urban street trees, with the ultimate purpose of creating a comprehensive forest management plan.
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Youth Council applications now open
New Rochelle youth in grades 8-12 will have the opportunity to earn community service hours, plan and participate in events throughout the City of New Rochelle for teens, and have fun!
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Fall Youth Employment
New Rochelle youth and young adults are encouraged to apply for positions through the New Rochelle Youth Bureau’s Fall Employment Programs. Each program operates 20 or 25 hours per week for six weeks during November and December and pays $16.00 per hour. The deadline to apply is October 22nd.
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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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Beechwood Organic Waste Transfer Station now open
- New facility features electronic scale to streamline disposal process
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New permits are required. For commercial landscapers only. Click link below to learn how to apply.
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Stay current!
Our Community Calendar calendar has the latest events from City departments and our community partners.
VIEW CALENDAR
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