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June 19, 2026
Juneteenth Observance
 In observance of Juneteeth, City Hall Offices will be closed Friday, June 19.
This week follows a holiday collection schedule. Appliance and metal pickup is canceled this week, with the next pickup scheduled for June 25. There will be no South End garbage pickup on Friday, June 19.
NRPD Promotion Ceremony
Congratulations to New Rochelle's Finest!
Family, friends, colleagues, residents, and City officials gathered on June 18 to celebrate the promotion of eight members of the New Rochelle Police Department.
The following officers were promoted:
Lieutenant to Captain
Cpt. Nicholas Zuzulo
Sergeant to Lieutenant
Lt. Robert Johnson
Lt. Joseph Salerno
Detective Sergeant to Lieutenant
Lt. Dwayne Jones
Police Officer to Sergeant
Sgt. Joseph Vieira
Police Specialist to Sergeant
Sgt. Za’quawn Griset
Sgt. Stephen Parker
Detective to Sergeant
Sgt. Deivy Martinez
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Roadway Alert: June 29
The New York State Thruway Authority today announced that the Centre Avenue bridge over I-95, will temporarily close to traffic on Monday, June 29, to allow crews to safely repair the 68-year-old bridge. Approximately 3,400 vehicles use the bridge daily.
The bridge will close to both vehicles and pedestrians at approximately 9 p.m. on June 29 and reopen no later than Tuesday, Sept 1.
Work is scheduled to take place during both daytime and nighttime hours. It will include partial demolition work, joint reconstruction, bearing work, concrete substructure repairs, new sidewalks and new pavement. The bridge will also be slightly raised to provide additional vertical clearance over the highway.
Overnight lane closures on I-95 will be required for night work to facilitate the safety of the project’s workers and motorists. The shoulders below Centre Avenue (MP 5.39) will be closed to stage bridge jacking equipment.
Local traffic should follow the posted detours:
- Eastbound: Use Warren Street, Union Avenue, Memorial Highway and Huguenot Street.
- Westbound: Use Memorial Highway, Division Street, Union Avenue and Warren Street.
Pedestrians should use Warren Street, Union Avenue, Memorial Highway and Huguenot Street in both directions.
Variable Message Signs (VMS) will be lit in the area to alert the public of the closure.
All work is weather dependent and subject to change.
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Shakespeare Under the Stars at Wildcliff Mansion
Red Monkey Theater Group (RMTG) returns to New Rochelle this June with William Shakespeare’s beloved comedy, Much Ado About Nothing. Performances will take place outdoors in the restored ruins of Wildcliff Mansion (44 Wildcliff Road) on June 20, 21, 27, and 28 at 6:00 PM, presented in partnership with the New Rochelle Council on the Arts. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10.
Arrive early and enjoy live music before each performance. On June 20 and 21, the Evermuze Cello & Guitar Duo will perform a unique blend of classical and jazz-inspired music from 5:00 to 5:45 PM.
On June 27 and 28, Pamela Sklar (flute) and Alyssa Reit (Celtic harp) will present an enchanting program of Renaissance music from 5:00 to 5:45 PM.
Pack a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy an evening of live theater and music in one of New Rochelle’s most scenic settings.
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Go Skateboard Day!
Grab your deck and hit the park!
Celebrate Go Skateboarding Day with Parks & Recreation on Saturday, June 20, from 1–3 PM at Sidney E. Frank Skate Park in Flowers City Park.(Rain date: June 21)
Enjoy music, refreshments, a skate instructor demonstration, and plenty of time to show off your skills—whether you're a first-time rider or a seasoned skater.
Free for New Rochelle residents.
Safety gear is recommended.
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Chai with the Mayor
Same chats, different drinks!
Join Mayor Yadira Ramos-Herbert for an hour of chai and conversation.
Sunday, June 21 @ 10AM-11AM at MONA (15 Leroy Place)
"Drink your tea slowly and reverently, as if it is the axis on which the world earth revolves – slowly, evenly, without rushing toward the future." – Thich Nhat Hanh
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Councilmember's Corner
Join Councilmember Shane Osinloye for Councilmember’s Corner, a series of community conversations designed to connect directly with District 4 residents.
Dates and Locations
6PM-Tuesday June 23- Isaac E. Young Middle School
6PM-Tuesday June 30-Webster Elementary School
All are welcome to attend this free event.
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Men's Health Month: Prostate Cancer Screening
Take a proactive step for your health. The New Rochelle Police Department and community partners are offering a free prostate cancer screening on Tuesday, June 23, from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM in the City Hall Rotunda (515 North Avenue).
The screening consists of a simple blood draw, and participants must be 40 years of age or older. Pre-registration is encouraged, and attendees will also have the opportunity to enter raffles. Join us in raising awareness and promoting men's health through early detection and prevention.
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Namaste' This Way!
Find your center this summer with Free Yoga in the Park, returning every Wednesday at 6:00 PM from June 24th through August 26th!
Held at Hudson Park, these community sessions are guided by yogi Liza Tuck from The Self Studio. All sessions are held in proud support of the Hudson Park Children’s Greenhouse.
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What to bring: Bring your own yoga mat or borrow one on-site!
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Stay for the fun: After class, stick around to enjoy live concerts and local food trucks in the park, presented by the NRCA.
For more information & registration:
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Summer of Soccer Presents: Community Soccer Tournament
Lace up your cleats and join the fun at New Rochelle’s Community Coed Soccer Tournament on Friday, July 10, beginning at 5:30 PM at Skidelsky Field in Flowers City Park (rain date: July 11).
Open to New Rochelle residents and City or School District employees ages 18 and older, this free tournament features 8-vs-8 coed teams, a three-game guarantee, and playoffs for the top six teams. Space is limited to the first 10 teams.
Register by July 8, or until all spots filled.
Team captains must register in advance, with team rosters submitted on the night of the event.
Even if you're not playing, come cheer on the teams and enjoy food trucks, live music, and a beer garden hosted by Beechmont Tavern for a summer evening of community fun.
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What's to see @ Ruby Dee?
The Summer Sizzle concert series is heating up! Join us Saturday June 20 for Gospel Night!
Liz “Cookie” Coples will take the stage, followed by performances from Living Word Church and Generations Church.
The free event kicks off at 6:30 PM at Ruby Dee Park Library Green. See you there!
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Get Ready for a Summer of Outdoor Fun!
Something for everyone, this summer in New Rochelle.
Kidz Archery — Wednesdays, July 8–August 12 from 4:15 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. at Five Islands Park. Open to youth ages 9–14. All equipment and instruction provided. For information, email Lflowers@NewRochelleNY.gov.
Kidz Kayaking — Tuesdays, July 7–August 11 from 4:15 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. at Five Islands Park. Open to youth ages 9–14. Safety equipment, instruction, and supervision included. For information, email Lflowers@NewRochelleNY.gov.
Space is limited for all programs.
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Save the Date: NRCA Presents: Summer Sounds Concert Series
The Summer Sounds Concert Series returns to the historic Emil Paolucci bandshell at Hudson Park from June 24 through August 28.
Produced by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts (NRCA) in partnership with the City of New Rochelle, this free annual tradition brings top bands and local food trucks right to our waterfront every week.
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City Manager's Update
City Manager Wilfredo Melendez, P.E., released the May edition of the City Manager’s Update, offering residents a clear and comprehensive look at the work happening across New Rochelle. This monthly update highlights key initiatives, projects, and programs from City departments, providing transparency into ongoing priorities while keeping the community informed and engaged.
Register Your Neighborhood Association Today
The City launched a new Neighborhood Association Database to strengthen communication and collaboration between City Hall and local communities.
The database will help the City share neighborhood-specific updates, emergency alerts, public meeting notices and important community information directly with residents and association leaders.
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Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future: Ward Acres Barn
The Ward Acres Barn may be gone, but its story isn't over. The City is inviting residents to help shape the future of this historic site by sharing ideas through a community survey and participating in an upcoming visioning workshop.
Whether you want to honor the past, create new gathering spaces, or imagine something entirely new, your voice can help write the next chapter of Ward Acres.
Workshop: July 15, 6:00 PM–7:30 PM, Ward Elementary School Gymnasium.
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Hometown Hero Banners
 New Rochelle’s Hometown Heroes Banner Program honors local veterans and active-duty service members with personalized banners currently displayed along Main and Huguenot Streets in the East End.
Each banner features a service member’s name, photo, branch of service, and years served, creating a lasting public tribute to their dedication and sacrifice.
To participate in the expansion of the Banner program, submit a completed application, a photo of your military hero, and a copy of their DD-214 or discharge papers (if available). Banners are provided free of charge, though donations are welcome. Completed submissions should be mailed or delivered to New Rochelle Post 8 American Legion, Attn: Commander Dennis Starr, 112 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10801.
The submission deadline is August 1, 2026.
Participatory Budgeting: Make Your Voice Count
Participatory Budgeting (PB) gives residents a direct voice in how City capital funds are spent. Community members can propose ideas, help shape projects, and vote on improvements that matter most to their neighborhoods.
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Celebrating 250 Years of Independence
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, New Rochelle is proud to celebrate this historic milestone by honoring our shared history, recognizing our progress, and bringing the community together through events and initiatives that reflect the City’s unique spirit and character.
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NRCA Presents: The World of Ugo Mochi, "The Poet of Shadows"
The New Rochelle Council on the Arts invites the community to step into The World of Ugo Mochi. On view from April 29 through June 30, the exhibit transforms the Rotunda Gallery at City Hall into an immersive showcase of Mochi’s intricate black-and-white outline art.
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Missed a meeting or event? Catch it on NRTV
Missed a City Council meeting? Or want to tune in live? Catch meetings as they happen or watch anytime that works for you. Explore the full meeting calendar and stream live or recorded sessions at your convenience—just click the links below!
You can also watch on NRTV:
- Optimum Channel 75
- Verizon Channel 28
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Vendors Wanted
The Holiday Market is on the hunt for vendors ready to bring festive cheer to New Roc City this December. From handcrafted gifts to seasonal treats and one-of-a-kind finds, this is your chance to showcase your business and connect with holiday shoppers all season long.
Applications are open through July 15, 2026.
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Home Sweet Home, Downtown!
A new pathway to homeownership is coming to Downtown New Rochelle. Rose on Main will bring 126 affordable condominium homes to the heart of the city, creating new opportunities for individuals and families to put down roots in our community.
Interested applicants are encouraged to attend an informational session on Monday, June 22, from 6:00 to 7:30 PM to learn more about the development, eligibility requirements, and application process.
Applications are open now and must be submitted by September 9, 2026.
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Considering a Career in Law Enforcement?
The Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle and the New Rochelle Police Department are hosting the Police Career Pathway Program for Summer 2026. This program offers local youth a unique, hands-on look into the world of law enforcement while building essential life skills.
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Vendors Wanted
 Showcase your business, art, or talent at one of our community's biggest events of the year! The City is now accepting vendor applications for the 13th Annual New Rochelle Street Fair, returning on Saturday, September 19 (Rain date: Sunday, September 20) from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM around City Hall.
More than 200 local vendors will line North Avenue and Hamilton Avenue for a spectacular day of food, crafts, live entertainment, and family fun. Spaces fill up quickly, so don't wait to lock in your spot!
Submit your application by July 13 to take advantage of discounted Early Bird rates:
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New Rochelle-Based Vendors: Non-Profits ($25), Merchants ($60), Food Vendors ($100), and Food Trucks ($150).
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Out-of-Town Vendors: Non-Profits ($50), Merchants ($175), Food Vendors ($250), and Food Trucks ($275).
Seasonal Positions Available
Parks & Recreation is now hiring for 2026 seasonal positions! Many roles include weekend and evening hours—perfect for those looking for flexible, community-focused work.
Positions are open until filled, and New Rochelle residency is required except where noted.
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Youth Bureau: Camp N.O.W.
The Youth Bureau’s Camp N.O.W. (No Opportunity Wasted) is a six-week summer program for New Rochelle students graduating 5th–7th grade, running July 6–August 13, Monday–Thursday from 10:00 AM–3:00 PM at New Rochelle High School, with lunch provided and a $125 program fee.
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Work Here!
Job postings and civil service examinations for the City of New Rochelle, the City School District, and the New Rochelle Public Library are regularly updated and available on the City’s website
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New York State Programs/Assistance
H.E.A.P
Facing a utility shutoff? Call the NYS Department of Public Service at 800-342-3355.
Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage (EPIC) Program
Unclaimed Funds
School Tax Relief (STAR) Program
HEAP Cooling Assistance Benefit
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