"No Matter How Long the Winter, Spring Is Sure To Follow!" | |
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Dear Residents & Community Members:
We hope this update finds you all well and staying positive, especially given the downward trend in COVID cases as many mandates are lifted. It seems Mother Nature can't make up her mind these days....Spring like temperatures one day and snow and ice the next! The good news is Spring is officially just a few weeks away! As we start to think Spring, we begin to think about our June Food Truck Festival on Saturday, June 18th. This event will honor Boy Scout Troop 440 and their valuable contributions to the town through several Eagle Scout projects. Additional details for this fun-filled day will follow in the months ahead.
As we work to consistently improve our services to residents while maintaining our commitment to keeping our community informed, we hope you will consider attending the Open House event this evening at Town Hall. In conjunction with the Village of Monroe and Village of Harriman, this event will provide the opportunity for both new and long time residents to better understand the community by interacting with elected officials, local law enforcement and volunteer services, community organizations, as well as municipal board members. This event is a good opportunity to have any questions answered while learning more about your town.
We hope to see you there!
Cordially,
Tony Cardone
Supervisor, Town of Monroe
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Join Us Tonight For Our Open House Event! | |
New Vehicle Added to MOVAC Fleet | |
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The Monroe Volunteer Ambulance Corps (MOVAC) & The Town of Monroe accepted delivery of their new 2021 Ford vehicle recently. All five Town Board members along with current Ambulance Board members and volunteers were present as the Town Board received a tour of the new rig. Monroe Councilman Mike McGinn stated, “This state of the art ambulance will serve our community and enhance the ability of the MOVAC members' preparedness in performing their community service while adding to the safety the volunteers have always provided.”
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Helping to Grant Wishes to Hudson Valley Children Facing Critical Illnesses | |
Pictured left to right is Town of Monroe Supervisor, Tony Cardone, Senator Mike Martucci, Kristine Burton, President & CEO Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley, Denise D'Amico, Chief of Staff and Abe Almanza, Director of Marketing & Volunteer Management | |
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Senator Mike Martucci recently stopped by Town Hall to present Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley with a donation check on behalf of the Michael & Erin Martucci Family Foundation. This donation and others continue to assist the Hudson Valley Chapter in fulfilling their mission of granting wishes of children with critical illnesses. As a result of redistricting, Senator Martucci will represent the Town of Monroe beginning in 2023.
Make-A-Wish® America provides the Hudson Valley Chapter with technical assistance, training, national coordination and support; however, all funds required to grant wishes are raised entirely within the Hudson Valley.
For more information on Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley or to become a volunteer, please contact the Wish House at (914) 478-9474 or via email at [email protected].
| Online Water Bill Payments Now Accepted for Town of Monroe Water District Customers | |
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The Town of Monroe is pleased to announce the launch of an online water bill payment system for Town Water District customers. The online payment portal can be accessed through the Town of Monroe website or via the following link: edmundsgovpay.com/townofmonroe
For water billing inquires, please contact the Town of Monroe Finance Department at 845-783-1900, extension 204.
| Upcoming Scheduled Vegetation Management | |
Beginning on or about March 1, 2022 and continuing for approximately four (4) weeks, Orange & Rockland will be performing tree trimming and removal work along Harriman Heights Road, Orchard Hill Road, Pine Tree Road, East Mombasha Road, Sapphire Road, Lake Shore Drive, Woodland Road, Winchester Drive, Conklin Road, Circle Drive, Linden Drive, County Road 105, Route 17M, and associated side streets. Nelson Tree service under O&R's supervision, has been contracted for this purpose. Residents will be contacted via letter to be apprised of the program trimming.
| Monroe-Woodbury Graduate Selected As Running Mate For Lieutenant Governor Position | |
Monroe-Woodbury graduate and Town of Woodbury native, Allison Esposito has been selected by New York State republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin as his running mate for Lieutenant Governor. Allison joined the NYPD in 1997 and was most recently the Deputy Inspector at the 70th Precinct in Brooklyn. She is retiring from the police department to run for public office, focusing on elevating public safety as one of her campaign issues. We wish her the best of luck!
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Pictured above from left to right is Town Councilman Sal Scancarello, Orange County Legislator Pete Tuohy, Allison Esposito, and Town Supervisor Tony Cardone | |
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Town Board Meeting:
March 7th, March 21st at 7 p.m.
Planning Board:
March 15th, 7:15 p.m.
Zoning Board of Appeals:
March 22nd, 7:30 p.m.
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