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February 13, 2026
 2026 Work Plan Unveiled
This week the City Manager presented his 2026 Work Plan, reflecting priorities and projects identified as a part of the annual budget planning process, incorporating City Council initiatives and departmental operational and capital priorities.
Presidents' Day Weekend
In observance of Presidents' Day, City Hall Offices will be closed on Monday, February 16 and DPW will follow a holiday collection schedule:
Monday, February 16: No pickup
Tuesday, February 17: North End Garbage & Trash
Wednesday, February 18: South End Garbage & Trash
Thursday, February 19: North End Garbage & Paper
Friday, February 20: South End Garbage & Paper
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Website Revamp
NewRochelleNY.gov now has a new look! Refreshed, easier to navigate and mobile friendly!
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 Downtown Survey
The City of New Rochelle invites residents, business owners, and visitors to complete a new survey to help improve the downtown experience. Feedback will inform future planning and infrastructure efforts to make Downtown more accessible and user-friendly.
Local Safety Action Plan
The City of New Rochelle is launching a Local Safety Action Plan (LSAP), a citywide effort to reduce serious traffic injuries and make streets safer for everyone, including children walking to school, seniors crossing the street, and people traveling by foot, bike, transit, or car. Visit the project website to learn more and participate:
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Skate @ Lincoln Postponed
Due to current site conditions, Skate @ Lincoln is moving to Spring Break (March 28 – April 4). Safety is our top priority. Thanks for your understanding.
Stay tuned for more updates!
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Day of Service
Join Mayor Ramos-Herbert and HOPE Community Services on Thursday, February 19 for a rewarding volunteer opportunity.
Choose from two shifts — 10 AM–2 PM or 2–4 PM — to help prepare and serve meals for neighbors in need, meet other teens, and earn community service hours.
All teens who complete a shift are invited to a pizza party at City Hall on Friday, February 20 to celebrate your hard work!
For questions please reach out to mayorsoffice@newrochelleny.gov
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Black History Storytime
Join the New Rochelle Public Library and Youth Bureau for a special afternoon of inspiration and creativity celebrating Black History Month!
Event Details:
Friday, February 20 @ 2:00 PM
New Rochelle Public Library– 1st Floor Meeting Room
For kids ages 4 – 12
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Celebrate The Year of the Horse!
Join us on Saturday, February 21, from 5:00–7:00 PM at New Rochelle City Hall for a festive Lunar New Year Celebration. Enjoy cultural performances, refreshments, and more!
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NRCA: A Couple of Visions
This exhibition celebrates the artistic achievements and 25-year partnership of Stacy Miller and Scott Seaboldt. Longtime contributors to the arts communities of New Rochelle and Manhattan, Miller and Seaboldt have shaped creative life as artists, educators, and advocates, honoring a lasting commitment to each other, their community, and the power of art over time.
Location: New Rochelle City Hall Rotunda
Exhibit: February 11 – March 27
For more information visit newrochellearts.org or email hello@newrochellearts.org
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Winter Fun Fridays
The weather outside is frightful, but what Parks & Rec has in store is sure to warm up your spirits! Join us for Winter Fun Fridays, a series of fun events for kids grades K-6th at Downtown REC.
- February 27, 5-7 PM: Movie and Popcorn
- March 27, 5-7 PM: Music and Board Games
For more information or to register, contact Lisa Flowers at lflowers@newrochelleny.gov.
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Champions of Change Awards Ceremony
In celebration of Black History Month, the New Rochelle Youth Bureau's Youth Council and the NAACP NRHS Youth Chapter invite you to the Champions of Change Awards Ceremony Thursday, February 26, 6PM at New Rochelle City Hall, Council Chambers. 515 North Ave.
Light refreshments will be served.
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Coffee with the Mayor
Mayor Yadira Ramos-Herbert invites you to join her for an hour of coffee and conversation. These monthly gatherings held around the city allow residents to connect with the Mayor over coffee, share their thoughts, concerns, and ideas, and ask questions about City issues.
Upcoming coffees are:
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Sat. 2/28 @ 10AM at Iona University Spellman Hall, Burke Lounge , 715 North Ave.
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Sun. 3/22 @ 10AM at North End Grill, 1301 North Ave.
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Sat. 4/18 @ 11:30AM at Pizzeria La Rosa, 12 Russell Ave.
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Summer Camp Info Sessions
Dreaming of summer while winter drags on? Join one of two upcoming info sessions:
Tuesday, March 3 at City Hall Rotunda (515 North Ave)
Wednesday, March 4 at Downtown REC (29 LeCount Pl, 2nd Floor).
Both sessions run from 5:30–7:00 PM.
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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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Summer Sounds Auditions
New Rochelle Council on the Arts' Summer Sounds Concert Series Committee is accepting applications from professional musicians of all genres. To learn more and submit an application, follow the link below:
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Stay Current!
Our Community Calendar has the latest events from City departments and community partners.
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Active Duty & Veterans Parking Available
The City of New Rochelle is honoring residents who currently or previously served in the United States Armed Forces through the Active Duty/Veterans Parking Permit Program, providing designated parking spaces in select municipal parking lots and City Park facilities.
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Want to Improve your Finances?
Join the Financial Capability Academy, a 4-class series where New Rochelle residents can learn how to improve their finances to move into affordable housing, newly built housing developments, or become homeowners!
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IN ENGLISH- Thursday March 12, 2026, at City Hall
Pick Up the Poo
New Rochelle City Code (§ 281-4.1) says it’s your responsibility to remove any dog or cat waste from your property, including the area between the sidewalk and the curb.
The Buildings Department enforces this requirement, and violations may result in fines of up to $250 per day.
A quick, daily cleanup before Noon helps keep our streets clean and welcoming for everyone.
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Rental Heat Requirement
NY State requires landlords to keep spaces at a minimum of 68°F through May 31st.
If your rental is dipping below that mark, reach out to the New Rochelle Department of Buildings at (914) 654-2035 weekdays from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Any heating issues on the weekend can be reported to the Heat Hotline at (914) 654-4809.
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Home fires occur more in winter than any other season. Stay safe and learn more about fire prevention here!
Alternate Side Parking Winter Suspension
Alternate side of street parking restrictions are suspended until March 31 on many City streets.
Check the list of streets at newrochelleny.gov/alternateside
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The City's new Vacant Storefront Registry supports the revitalization of New Rochelle's downtown and commercial corridors by improving communication with property owners, enhancing the appearance of vacant spaces, and reducing long-term vacancies. The registry provides the City with up-to-date data on storefront conditions and leasing activity, helping to strengthen the safety, vibrancy, and economic appeal of the city's business districts. LEARN MORE
All ground-floor, street-facing commercial spaces that remain unoccupied for 90 consecutive days are required to be registered with the City.
Food Scraps Recycling
Compost bin kits are available for $20 at the Public Works office (City Hall, 515 North Ave) and include a 2-gallon countertop bin, a 6-gallon storage bin, and compostable bags.
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New York State Programs/Assistance
H.E.A.P
The 2025–2026 HEAP benefit helps eligible households with heating and cooling costs, including emergency assistance. Residents may also qualify for monthly bill discounts through New York’s Energy Affordability Program (EAP). Facing a utility shutoff? Call the NYS Department of Public Service at 800-342-3355.
Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage (EPIC) Program
EPIC can help seniors pay for prescription drugs.
Unclaimed Funds
You may have unclaimed funds in your name.
School Tax Relief (STAR) Program
If you are a homeowner, you may qualify for the STAR tax credit.
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