Village of Castleton-on-Hudson

09/02/2026

It’s National Preparedness Month.

08/30/2026

CASTLETON RESIDENTS

The waterworks repair is not yet fully completed since the state of emergency that was declared on July 31st. It has been extended. The water quality is fine, and and the system is running in manual mode. When repairs are complete, and the system can run automatically, the state of emergency will be lifted. The water is safe to drink….we are just not completely back to normal yet.

08/30/2026

08/29/2026

Happenings around Castleton……🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂

08/24/2026

ATTENTION CASTLETON RESIDENTS

The Village of Castleton-on-Hudson will be holding a special meeting to discuss the flooding event on 7/29, its impact on Village infrastructure and residents, and preparation for future disasters. The meeting will be on Monday, August 31 from 5:15-7:30 pm at the Castleton Ambulance Hall, 1700 Brookview Rd.
There will be a public comment at the beginning of the meeting for residents impacted by the flood to share their experiences.

08/21/2026

Save the Date!

08/14/2026

BICENTENNIAL REFLECTIONS

The railroad has played a part in Castleton’s history almost from the beginning of the Village. In 1848 construction of the railroad bed began and the New York Central Railroad began service in 1850. During excavation for the railroad, workers found ashes, blankets, and skeletons, suggesting that the area had been a burial site for Native Americans.

The railroad made the transportation of goods and passengers easier all along the east side of the Hudson River and contributed to the economic expansion of the nineteenth century. The train station, located on the southwest corner of Main Street and Scott Avenue, was a hub of activity for the community.

Samuel B. Campbell was an early supporter of the railroad. His mansion, located where the current Convent of the Sisters of the Resurrection is today, overlooked the Village and reflected the wealth and influence of the Campbell family.

08/13/2026

County Waste did not complete the route yesterday. They are back in the Village now to finish it.

08/12/2026

VILLAGE RESIDENTS:

08/10/2026

📣 Calling all Creative Minds
in Castleton 📣

As some of you may know, Castleton is turning 200 years old next year! (We know, she doesn’t look a day over 150). We have some exciting events in store to celebrate, but we need your help!

Currently we’re brainstorming a slogan for the bicentennial and we’re hoping your collective minds could help us out. Please comment under this post any ideas you may have for the slogan. We’d like something simple, short, and sweet. Something that honors the village and exemplifies 200 years of tradition. No idea is a bad idea, but let’s keep it PG!

We’ll be accepting suggestions until August 17th. After that, all suggestions will be discussed and decided on within the planning committee. 🤔 Think on it, ask around for ideas, and let’s see what we can come up with!