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White Plains, NY — On Monday, the Westchester County Board of Legislators celebrated Asian-American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month with an in-person ceremony recognizing the efforts of inspiring Westchester residents: Dr. Yung Yi Diana Pan of Hastings-on-Hudson, and Lili and Sam (Mun) Moy of Rye.
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White Plains, NY — On Monday night, the Westchester County Board of Legislators convened its seventh meeting of the year and voted on several crucial legislative items. Notably, they approved a $2 million bond act to support flood mitigation, implemented measures to bring new affordable housing to the Village of Ossining, and allocated funds to establish a financial empowerment center in Mount Vernon. These initiatives demonstrate the Board's dedication to addressing critical community issues and improving public services.
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White Plains, NY — At their regular Board meeting, the Westchester County Board of Legislators voted unanimously to approve a $1 million bond act for a critically needed mental health clinic in White Plains, and a $1.5 million bond act to revitalize Merestead Park to preserve its historic significance. Additionally, items in the areas of contracts, sustainability, and tax amendments were moved forward, reflecting the Board's proactive stance addressing pressing community issues and enhancing public services.
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White Plains, NY — Yesterday, Westchester County Board of Legislator Chair Vedat Gashi (D- New Castle, Ossining, Somers, Yorktown) and Legislator Erika Pierce (D- Bedford, Lewisboro, Mount Kisco, North Salem, Pound Ridge, Somers) submitted a letter to Chair Praeprer and Members of the Carmel Planning Board in response to comments from their constituents, as well as those from municipal and County Department officials, expressing their concerns in connection with the proposed action for a 116 megawatt battery storage facility.
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White Plains, NY — Last Friday marked the start of construction on Mt. Hope Plaza, an affordable housing project for seniors in White Plains. The development, collaborating with Mt. Hope A.M.E Zion Church and Community Housing Innovations, will offer 56 affordable apartments, with 20 units earmarked for those needing supportive services.
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