Westchester County Executive George Latimer Gives Westchester Weekly Update

The Climate Smart Communities program supports and spotlights local governments in their efforts to combat the climate crisis.

The 2021 Rye Primary Election Results

Voters have had their say. The early ballots for the 2021 Rye primary election have been tallied. See the unofficial results here.

Reinforcing The Law During The Return Of Prom Season In Westchester County

Vehicles are stopped and inspected for drugs, alcohol and compliance with TLC rules and regulations.

Riparian Buffer Installed At Ward Pound Ridge Reservation In Westchester County

Staffs of the county departments of Parks, Recreation and Conservation and Planning installed the buffer.

Unemployment Decreases In Rye Area: Feds

Westchester County's unemployment rate is lower than the New York average.

Rye City Primary Guide: Who's On The Ballot, How To Vote

Two candidates are running for mayor in the city of Rye.

New City Law-Sewers In Rye

Enforcement of this law will begin on January 1, 2022. A copy of the law is attached.

Rye 2021 Street Paving-Summer 2021 To Fall 2021

Click the link below for more information.

The 2021 Rye Area School Budget Election Results

Voters have had their say. The ballots for the 2021 School Budget Election have been tallied. See the final results here.

The Digital Divide: How Rye Area Compares In Internet Usage

U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.

What You Need To Know: Rye Patch School Election Guide

The annual school budget election has historically had low voter turnout, but the issues on the ballot could mean big changes for everyone.

Rye: Last Mile Project

Highway replacements are as follows:

Rainbow Pride Flag Will Fly Above Rye City Hall

The Rye City Council voted to raise the rainbow pride flag above two city buildings for the month of June to celebrate pride month.

Rye Seasonal Rules In Effect May 1st

Beginning May 1st, all gas and electric leaf blowers are banned through September 30th as per our City Code.

Rep Bowman Invites Rye Student As Virtual Guest to Biden Speech

Rye High School freshman Maddy Walsh helped start a coronavirus vaccination hotline for senior citizens struggling to make appointments.

Westchester Okays Amended Playland Deal With Standard Amusements

Standard Amusements will take over the day-to-day operations at Rye Playland in December after more than a year of legal wrangling.

Federal Tax Payments And Refunds: How Do Yours Stack Up?

Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.

Justice In Time: Rye Gets Approval From NY To Add Judges

Rye courts get a much needed boost from Albany before assuming jurisdiction over Port Chester on May 15th of this year.

Westchester To Hold Virtual Job Fair For Playland

The county is waiting to hear whether amusement parks will be allowed to reopen this summer, but wants to be prepared if the news is good.

City Of Rye Releases Post-Storm Update

With streets, City sidewalks and parking lots now clear of snow, DPW curbside pick-up will return tomorrow.

City Of Rye Releases Winter Storm Update

Garbage and recycling for tomorrow is cancelled, along with all Rye Rec programming.

Mayor Of Rye Releases Coronavirus Update For January 28, 2021

Pursuant to new NYS guidance, counties now have the authority to prescribe their own guidance for previously highly restricted sports.

Mayor Of Rye Releases Coronavirus Update, January 22, 2021

At this point, the problems with vaccine access are well-known.

Rye Now Accepting Comments About Wainwright House Zoning Amendment

Comments will be taken until 5pm on Wednesday, January 27th. All comments will be collected and provided to the Council for their review.

Mayor Of Rye Releases Coronavirus Update, January 11, 2021

"New York State will distribute the COVID-19 vaccine in phases based on need and risk."

City Of Rye Releases Coronavirus Update, January 8, 2021

"We are getting many questions about vaccination these days and unfortunately don't have information with which to respond."

City of Rye Coronavirus Update

At 78 active Rye cases, we are coming down from our post-Thanksgiving high.

Rye Brook Graduates 1 From Westchester's Chiefs Fire Academy

These fire recruits had to contend with the coronavirus pandemic during their training.

City of Rye Releases Coronavirus Update For November 24, 2020

Rye's own Coronavirus numbers are up. According to the County, we now have 51 active cases.

Mayor of Rye Releases Coronavirus Update For November 12, 2020

"If it remains, it is not clear what this fragmentary yellow shading would mean for Rye."

Mayor Of Rye Releases COVID-19 Update For November 10, 2020

"We have all heard that the uptick in positive tests and the related infection rate continue throughout Westchester."

City of Rye Releases 2021 Tentative Budget

The 2021 Tentative Budget was presented at the November 4, 2020 City Council meeting.

Problems At The Polls In Rye? Let Patch Know.

Polls in New York are open through 9 p.m. Tuesday.

Rye Election 2020: When, Where To Vote

Here's what you need to know to vote today in the General Election.

Rye Election 2020: What You Need To Know

Here's what you need to know about voting in Rye for the Nov. 3 election.

Election 2020: Rye Voter Guide

Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Rye for the election.

Coronavirus Update - October 13, 2020

Though our number remains small, we are seeing an uptick this week, as is Westchester as a whole.

Mayor Of Rye Josh Cohn Releases COVID-19 Updates For October 6 2020

"We should take the upsides of the pandemic where we find them, don't you think?"

City Of Rye Announces That Leaf Blowers Banned Through October 16th

Use of any electric or gasoline-powered leaf blowers shall be prohibited through Friday, October 16, 2020.

Mayor Of The City Of Rye Releases COVID-19 Updates, September 24, 2020

"New York continues with a subdued transmission rate. In Rye, as before, we have a small number of new active cases."