Town of Greenburgh

09/27/2026

A few weeks ago, I announced plans to organize a job club for unemployed recent college graduates who are facing a difficult time finding work. Our first planning meeting will be held this Monday, September 28 at Greenburgh Town Hall, 177 Hillside Ave, WHitte Plains at 3 PM to 4 PM.

The purpose of the club is to help young people stay connected, build skills and transition into careers instead of being discouraged by a difficult hiring environment. I decided to form the club after speaking with recent graduates and their parents.

We will offer monthly workshops dealing with different aspects of the job search: civil service exams, using AI tools productively, understanding what skills are in demand. Helping people find work through personal connections. I expect to bring together local employers, alumni, entrepreneurs, and professionals to work with those who join the club. And will share tips.

The purpose of the meeting on Monday will be to discuss with volunteers and participants how we could be most helpful to those needing assistance. Looking for ideas on how we can make this a useful program . One doesn't have to pre- register for the club. But if you have questions you can e mail me at [email protected] or you can call me on my cell: 914-438-1343.

One doesn't have to live in Greenburgh to participate.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

09/23/2026

https://greenburghny.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/3748 Friends of Greenburgh Public Library booksale this weekend

09/22/2026

Greenburgh Disabled Advisory Committee to be formed to advocate for the disabled. Sharon Mosley, a member of the Greenburgh Future Leaders mentoring program, will chair committee. Members wanted...
Sharon Mosley is a member of the Greenburgh Future Leaders mentoring program. She is also a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) and a Social Welfare PhD student. With a background in public health and social work, her academic and professional interests center on social welfare policy, community-based participatory research, and disability advocacy. I have asked her to chair a new Greenburgh Disability Advisory Committee..
The Disability Advisory Committee will be a collaborative community engine dedicated to ensuring our local government, public spaces, and municipal services are fully accessible, equitable, and inclusive for all Town of Greenburgh residents. We will meet monthly, offering hybrid/virtual options to maximize accessibility. Our very first meeting will be held on September 28th at 6:00 PM. We strongly encourage participation from Greenburgh residents with disability experience, as well as caregivers, family members, and support providers. Whether you bring professional expertise, community connections, or direct personal experience, your input is vital to shaping a more accessible community.
Here is the email address to reach out for more details and the Zoom link:
[email protected].

We would like Greenburgh to be responsive to the needs of our disabled population and look forward to the participation of residents.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

09/20/2026

Displaced tenants need your help!
Yesterday there was a major flood at 172 Saw Mill River Road resulting in families being displaced from their apartments.

The Building Department was called to 172 Saw Mill River Road by the Elmsford Fire Department following a sprinkler system discharge at the apartment building.

Upon responding to the property, the Building Department observed substantial water damage throughout the building, including multiple collapsed ceilings, water-exposed electrical wiring and fixtures, and extensive damage to several apartment units. Due to the extent of the damage and the condition of the building, eight families, including families with children, were displaced from their apartments.

The American Red Cross, Elmsford Fire Department, and Greenburgh Police Department have been on the scene. The CERT team has helped the families. The Theodore Young Community Center has provided temporary shelter for the families impacted by letting them shelter at the Theodore Young Community Center. The Building Dept has advised the landlord to find shelter for the displaced families until the repairs are made. The Town has been advised that, because this incident resulted from a sprinkler discharge and was not a fire, the American Red Cross does not provide financial assistance to the displaced residents in the same manner that it does following a fire. As a result, the affected families currently must provide for their own food, beverages, and other daily necessities while they are displaced from their homes.

The property owner will be required to obtain the appropriate permits for the repair and restoration of the building. Based upon the damage observed, this will include building, electrical, and plumbing permits, as applicable to the scope of work.

I stopped by at the Theodore Young Community Center on Saturday afternoon- spoke with all the families and asked them to provide me with their needs. This is an e mail one resident just sent me. If you want to help her and e mail me at [email protected] I will forward you her contact information.

We are parents currently in need of housing assistance, as we have nowhere to stay; we have two children, making us a family of four. We also need food, clothing, basic necessities, and personal hygiene items. Our belongings are trapped at the other location, and it is very difficult going through this situation without answers. We would appreciate any help.

I will update the community on the other families needing help in the coming days.

PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor

09/17/2026

Greenburgh has been recognizing our veterans nearly every year for close to two decades. We're proud to sponsor our annual barbeque tonight for veterans at AF Veteran Park on Heatherdell Road beginning at 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Over 200 veterans are expected to attend. The event, sponsored by Shoprite, is free for veterans and their families.

This event is important because our veterans have served our country. It's a way to say thank you in a meaningful way. The barbeque brings veterans, spouses, caregivers, volunteers, and the community together in a relaxed setting. It's an opportunity for veterans to reconnect with fellow veterans and to develop friendships with people who share similar experiences. Another benefit: We're providing veterans with an opportunity to meet and interact with town officials, volunteers.

In Greenburgh we remember our veterans not just on Memorial Day and Veterans day but throughout the year.

To get an idea what to expect tonight - click on to the link to highlights from last year's barbeque:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvGlWsadKzc
PAUL FEINER

On Thursday September 18, 2025 at Anthony F. Veteran Park, the annu...

09/15/2026

https://greenburghny.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/3734
Free repairs on September 19th at Greenburgh library
volunteer fixers will make repairs for you at no cost- jewelry, garments, , woodworking (chairs, furniture) ,electronics , knife sharpening. A great service sponsored by the Fairview Empowerment Group & library. We offer repair cafes twice a year---our third year!

09/08/2026

Fairview Empowerment hosts another Repair Cafe on September 19, 2026 from 11-3 at Greenburgh Public Library. See flyer for more details. It's a great green event where volunteers will help you restore your broken stuff.

09/03/2026

Parents of future Olympic champions --enter your one or under 2 year old in the Greenburgh diaper dash this Sunday at AF Veteran Park at 10 AM. Two race options: for crawlers and for runners. Info in flyer below. Our third annual diaper dash.

08/31/2026

This great photography show, inspired by the beauty of tree bark, is on display at TDYCC through Sept. 25. Please stop by and support the arts in Greenburgh and our local artists!

Gideon Vardi is bringing his solo abstract exhibition to TDYCC from August 15th. It will be on display through September 25th. It is in the TDYCC Dance Studio. The Theodore D. Young Community Center is on Manhattan Ave in the Fairview neighborhood of Greenburgh.

See poster for visiting hours.

08/27/2026

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