Village Manager Bryan Healy reported that Dobbs Park renovations won't be finished by opening day but a fenced walkway will allow access to the fields for the parade. The rental registry letters have gone out — residents with non-10520 mailing addres…

a good idea. Just have the the women of village artists at the library. So it could be women village government related volunteers or workers event. Good idea. Okay. So I, along with, deputy mayor Simon, are, have the privilege to be liaisons to the …

Village Engineer Vincent Salanitro told the committee that the amendments are designed to clarify definitions and make the code easier to understand and administer. Village Manager Bryan Healy noted that the changes target inconsistencies that have b…

The Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees met behind closed doors on the evening of February 18 for a brief executive session focused on a criminal investigation. The meeting, held in the Georgianna Grant Meeting Room of the Stanley H. Kellerhouse Muni…

Village Manager Bryan Healy noted that Croton previously had no use for an occupancy tax because it has no operating hotels or motels, but a recent change in state law extended the taxing authority to platforms like Airbnb and VRBO.

The Croton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees met behind closed doors on the evening of February 4, 2026, for a brief executive session focused entirely on personnel matters. Gathering in the Georgianna Grant Meeting Room of the Stanley H. Kellerhouse Muni…

After approximately 25 minutes of deliberation, the board adjourned the executive session at 9:29 PM on a unanimous vote, with the motion made by Trustee Simon and seconded by Trustee Slippen. The minutes, submitted by Village Manager Healy and certi…

Village Manager Bryan Healy noted that free train station parking had already been offered during the storm and that crews prioritized business districts—Upper Village on Wednesday and Thursday, Harmon on Friday, and North Riverside on Tuesday. Mayor…

it. K. Very good. So, you know, I think that the whole board has tremendous appreciation for the RAC's work and as does the manager and his manager Healy indicated, he's very happy to meet, you know, at when he's available, when his schedule allows f…

The committee also received an update on the long-anticipated improvements at Gouveia Park. Committee Chair Debi Braddick shared a memo from Village Manager Bryan Healy indicating that work on the park's driveway, drainage, lighting, and fencing is s…

In other business, the board unanimously renewed Cablevision of Wappingers Falls' franchise agreement for another ten years. Village Manager Bryan Healy noted the renewal includes "PEG Grant" funds — fifty cents per subscriber per quarter — earmarked…

Residents should note that the board voted to waive snow parking summonses issued during last Saturday's surprise storm — a one-time exception. Going forward, Village Manager Healy reminded residents that parking is prohibited on all village streets …

In other business, the PAC waded into the ongoing debate over government surveillance. Village Manager Healy asked the committee to weigh in on proposed locations for two red-light cameras: the southbound Route 9 exit ramp at Croton Point Avenue/Muni…

Trustee Simon made the motion to enter the executive session at 9:06 PM, which was promptly seconded by Trustee Nicholson. The entire board—Mayor Pugh, Trustees Nachtaler, Nicholson, Simon, and Slippen—voted 5-0 to close the doors to the public. Vill…

Croton's fleet of Department of Public Works vehicles is going green. At the January 7 Board of Trustees meeting, Village Manager Bryan Healy announced the municipality will switch entirely to renewable diesel, a move expected to slash the Village's …

Village Manager Brian Healy acknowledged the gap. "As the rules are right now, if they don't have the ID card, they're not able to use the park," he said, suggesting the village could explore guest passes or sitter passes similar to what some municip…

This Ed Riley from Treesdale Drive. That was quick. On six a, paragraph three, memo from the village manager, Brian Healy, regarding newer renewable diesel initiatives. Hopefully, that we give her the opportunity that village manager will go into mor…

The board voted 4-0—with Trustee Nicholson absent—to set the new minimum wage for part-time village employees, including camp counselors, lifeguards, and laborers. Village Manager Bryan Healy noted that future increases will be tied to the rate of in…

Village Manager Bryan Healy said a permit portal is already live and residents will be notified how to apply for their two free permits. Trustee Slippen stressed the importance of clear communication so visitors don't get ticketed during the rollout.

The resolution authorizes Village Manager Bryan Healy to enter an Intermunicipal Developer Agreement with the county and WBP Development LLC. Under the agreement, the village acts as a pass-through fiscal agent for the Housing Implementation Fund mon…

Village Manager Healy reported that AT&T has been issued a permit to install an antenna on Village Hall and has agreed to replace the building’s generator—a swap he described as a significant cost savings. The village is also exploring speed mitigati…

Looking at local partnerships, Village Manager Bryan Healy led a discussion on existing shared services and the potential for a new intermunicipal agreement with the Croton-Harmon Union-Free School District. The board also continued its ongoing revie…

Mayor Brian Pugh announced that the housing lottery for the apartments at 25 S. Riverside Ave will take place in November. Village Manager Brian Healy reported that no-parking signs will go up on Benedict Blvd across from Harmon by next Monday, and t…

During the non-agenda public comment period, resident Ed Riely of Truesdale Drive questioned why village police officers were directing traffic at Con-Edison construction sites. Village Manager Bryan Healy clarified that utilities request off-duty of…

True to that statute, Village Manager Bryan Healy noted in the official minutes that "no formal action was taken during this session." At 7:02 PM, the board emerged and immediately voted to adjourn the meeting entirely, rather than opening the floor …

Trustee Simon made the motion to enter the private session, which was seconded by Trustee Politi and passed 4-0 at 6:03 PM. Notably, Trustee Nicholson was absent for the initial vote, arriving at 6:05 PM, shortly after the doors were closed. Mayor Pu…

The project, formally known as PIN 8763.03, will use federal aid to cover 80% of costs, with the Village advancing the full amount upfront before seeking reimbursement. Village Manager Bryan Healy credited the late Congressman John Hall and former Vi…

On the practical side, Village Manager Healy reminded residents that seasonal parking permits are now on sale and required after November 1, leaf pick-up begins next week, and early voting continues at Village Hall. Healy also confirmed that Westches…

Mayor Brian Pugh announced that the housing lottery for the new apartments at 25 S. Riverside Avenue will take place in November. Village Manager Brian Healy reported that NO PARKING signs will go up on Benedict Boulevard across from Harmon by Monday…

During the CAC’s October 14 meeting, council member Sherry Horowitz announced that after consulting with Hudson Valley Repair Café coordinator Suzie Fromer, the library was chosen as the ideal venue. The CAC will act as a primary partner, taking char…

Because no public business was conducted and no resolutions were brought forward, there was no public comment period and no reports from village officials during this specific gathering. The minutes, submitted by Village Manager Bryan Healy and certi…

Local Law No. 16 of 2025 requires landlords of two-family rental units where the owner does not live on-site to register their properties with the village. Village Manager Bryan Healy explained that while multi-family properties of three or more unit…

“BESS occupy little space, may be placed anywhere, and sit on pads high enough to avoid flooding,” Audin noted, explaining why the site—which is partially shaded and prone to flooding—wouldn't work for solar panels but is ideal for batteries. Village…