IMPORTANT NEWS

"Rich in History"

Camp Shanks Museum Hours

• Every Saturday and Sunday, 11 AM to 3 PM, July and August.
• Available for private tours. Please call (845) 304-6809

Public Hearing, July 14, 2026

• Establishing a Community Preservation Fund and creating a Community Preservation Fund Advisory Board.
• Adopting a Community Preservation Project Plan.
• Creating a three tenths of one percent (0.3%) real estate transfer tax on the conveyance of interests in real property in the Town.

Public Hearing, July 28, 2026

• Proposed change to Town Code, adding new chapter numbered 11C entitled, "Electric Bicycles and Electric Scooters."

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Orangetown USA250 Parade and Festival

On Saturday, July 4, 2026, Supervisor Kenny was honored to serve as the Grand Marshal of the Orangetown USA250 Parade and Festival, joining residents, community organizations, veterans, first responders, and elected officials in commemorating America's 250th birthday.

The day began with a reading of the Declaration of Independence at the William O. Schaefer Elementary School before the parade stepped off. The celebration continued at the German Masonic Park with a ceremony, live entertainment, and family-friendly festivities. Throughout the day, the community came together in a spirit of patriotism, pride, and gratitude.



Enjoy this photo recap of the celebration that united Orangetown in honoring our nation's past while celebrating the values that continue to shape its future.

Nyack's Civic Celebration

On Friday, July 3, 2026, Supervisor Teresa Kenny was honored to participate in the Village of Nyack's Civic Celebration, joining fellow community leaders in a public reading of the Declaration of Independence.

Thank you to Mayor Joe Rand, Trustee Joe Carlin, and everyone who helped organize this celebration commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. It was a fitting tribute to our nation's history and the enduring principles of freedom and democracy.

BEAT THE HEAT. HIKE SMART.

Summer is a great time to enjoy the outdoors, but high temperatures, dehydration, and changing trail conditions can quickly turn a hike into an emergency.

Before You Go

✅ Check the weather forecast and trail conditions.

✅ Tell someone where you're going and when you plan to return.

✅ Carry the Ten Essentials, including water, navigation tools, first aid supplies, and a light source.

Stay Safe on the Trail

💧 Bring plenty of water and drink regularly.

🥨 Pack extra snacks to maintain energy.

👒 Wear lightweight clothing, a hat, and sunscreen.

🥾 Stay on marked trails and watch your footing.

⚡ Turn around if weather conditions worsen or if you begin feeling fatigued.

Protect Yourself from Heat Illness

🚨 Watch for signs of heat exhaustion:

• Heavy sweating
• Dizziness
• Headache
• Nausea
• Muscle cramps

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