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Destination Scarsdale & Farmers Market Kick Off This Sunday!Get ready for fun, vendors, live music, and family activities in the heart of the Village as Destination Scarsdale and the Scarsdale Farmers Market return this Sunday, May 4, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. along Chase Road and a portion of Spencer Place. Presented in partnership with the Scarsdale Business Alliance and Down to Earth Markets, it’s the first of many Scarsdale Sundays celebrating local shopping, dining, and community life. Watch Mayor Justin Arest discuss the event on County Executive Ken Jenkins’ Westchester Weekly update here — and don’t miss them both in person at the 11 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony kicking off the day’s festivities. The event also coincides with Westchester County’s first Bicycle Sunday of the season, with Scarsdale serving as a scenic midpoint along the Bronx River Parkway. For featured vendor highlights at the Farmers Market, click here. For full event details, including parking info and the complete schedule of upcoming Destination Scarsdale Sundays, click here. |
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Scarsdale Recognized for Leading Waste Reduction Efforts The Village of Scarsdale was honored at Westchester County’s 6th Annual Eco Awards, held Friday, April 21 at Tibbetts Brook Park in Yonkers, for achieving the highest percentage reduction in waste across all municipalities in the County in 2024. Hosted in celebration of Earth Month, the event was led by County Executive Ken Jenkins and the Department of Environmental Facilities to spotlight outstanding environmental and sustainability achievements by individuals, schools, businesses, and local governments. Mayor Justin Arest, Village Manager Alex Marshall, and Department of Public Works representative Tyler Seifert accepted the award on behalf of the Village. Watch a recording of the ceremony here. |
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2025 Water Main Flushing Begins Monday, May 5Beginning Monday, May 5, the Scarsdale Water Department will conduct its annual water main flushing program. This routine maintenance helps prevent discoloration during periods of high demand in the summer. During this time, residents may experience discolored water, which should clear within a short period. While the water remains safe to drink, it may stain laundry. For guidance on what to do if your water appears discolored, please visit scarsdale.gov/flushing. Flushing will be conducted by neighborhood—to view the full schedule and learn more, click here. |
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Lost Dog in Scarsdale? Here’s What to DoLosing a pet can be a stressful experience, but the Scarsdale Police Department has shared helpful tips and key information to guide residents through what to do if their dog goes missing—or if they come across a loose dog in the community. If you didn’t see your dog get out, it may still be somewhere inside. Try shaking a food bowl, treat jar, or favorite toy to draw them out of hiding. Once you’re confident your pet is no longer in the house, take a slow walk around the neighborhood while calling their name, and share a clear photo and description on local social media groups, such as neighborhood Facebook pages, to alert nearby residents and increase the chances of a quick reunion. After taking those initial steps, call the Scarsdale Police Department’s non-emergency line at 914-722-1200, and contact local shelters or humane societies to report your missing pet and check whether it has been found. If you come across a loose dog, avoid handling it directly and instead contact SPD. An officer or animal control officer will respond and attempt to identify the owner, including checking the Village’s Dog License List—just one of many reasons why dog licensing is not only required, but also helpful. You can also post the found dog’s photo and location on local social media to help locate the owner, but always wait for trained personnel to manage direct contact with the animal. If the owner cannot be located right away, the dog will be safely housed at the SPCA of Westchester in Briarcliff Manor until it can be reclaimed. Please note: in accordance with Village Code, all impounded dogs are subject to a summons and an associated impoundment fee. This fee must be paid at the Village Clerk’s Office before the dog can be released or the summons resolved in court. |
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Spring Field Hockey Clinic The Recreation Department will offer a four-session field hockey clinic for girls in grades 3-8. The clinic will take place on June 17, 18, 20, and 23 (with a rain date of June 24) at the Scarsdale Middle School from 3:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The clinic, run by coach Mark Gryzlo, will focus on fundamentals in dribbling, passing, agility skills, and fun. Players are required to provide their own field hockey stick, shin guards, sneakers, googles, mouth guard and water. The clinic fee is $185, and registration is available on scarsdale.gov/catalog. |
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ICYMI: Public Safety Technology UpdateThe Village of Scarsdale is in the process of upgrading its public safety technology to ensure that our police department is equipped with the appropriate tools to protect and serve our community effectively. This initiative is designed to enhance public safety while maintaining a strong commitment to individual privacy. We invite all residents to learn more about this effort by clicking here. As always, we welcome your input. Please share any feedback or questions with us at mayor@scarsdale.gov |
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ICYMI: Memorial Day Parade Registration Now OpenThe Village of Scarsdale invites local organizations to participate in this year's Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 26, 2025. The event will begin with a ceremony at 10 a.m. at Chase Park. The parade will follow a one-mile route through the Village, concluding back at Chase Park around 11:30 a.m. Organizations interested in marching must register online by Monday, May 12 at scarsdale.gov/memorialday. For more information, please contact the Manager's Office at 914-722-1110. |
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Upcoming Meetings at Village Hall- Tuesday, May 6, 6 p.m.: Village Board Work Session
- Monday, May 12, 7 p.m.: Board of Architectural Review
- Tuesday, May 13, 8 p.m.: Village Board of Trustees Business Meeting
- Wednesday, May 14, 8 p.m.: Zoning Board of Appeals
- Tuesday, May 20, 7 p.m.: Committee for Historic Preservation
- Tuesday, May 27, 8 p.m.: Village Board of Trustees Business Meeting
- Wednesday, May 28, 7 p.m.: Planning Board
Note: Other Village Board Work Sessions TBA Click here for a calendar of meetings, including Village Board Work Sessions. All meetings will have agendas posted in accordance with New York State regulations. Click here to sign up for meeting notifications.
Residents are encouraged to attend Village Board Business meetings to speak during the public comment period(s), but also have the option of reaching out to the Village Board at publiccomments@scarsdale.gov in order to have their message included in the official meeting minutes. To communicate with the Board without having correspondence published in the meeting minutes, email the Board at VillageBoard@scarsdale.gov. |
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Quick Updates Village Hall will be closed on Monday, May 26 in observance of Memorial Day. - Sign up for Notify Me to subscribe to various notifications from the village.
- Register for Everbridge to receive emergency alerts.
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Wondering If You Missed Something? Go to the Village website to find past issues of Scarsdale Official here. Not a subscriber yet? Click HERE to subscribe to Scarsdale Official! Have ideas? Contact Todd Sliss at Tsliss@scarsdale.gov to share feedback. |
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