Politics & Government
Westchester Postpones Events Due To Coronavirus
In order to mitigate further spread of the new coronavirus, Westchester County has canceled or postponed some events.

WHITE PLAINS, NY — As has been reported, there are multiple confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in Westchester County. The county is collaborating with local, state and federal officials to ensure a coordinated response to protect the public.
Due to concerns surrounding the spread of COVID-19 in Westchester County, the following actions are being taken:
- All Westchester County Board and Commission meetings have been suspended until further notice. In lieu of an in-person meeting, Commissioners, Directors and Board Leaders may hold a telephone conference call.
- Glen Island Park is closed to the public. Glen Island Harbour Club remains open for events.
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With authorization from the State Commission on Corrections, the following precautionary measures are being taken at the Westchester County Jail:
- In-person visitation for family and friends has been suspended.
- Residents will still be allowed in-person legal visits and the ability to telephone or video visit (Skype).
- All volunteers have been suspended from coming into the jail.
County officials said that at this time, no one who has tested positive for COVID-19 is in custody.
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For any events at the Westchester County Center, visit the County Center website or call 914-995-4050 for cancellation information.
The following Westchester County events have also been postponed:
- Department of Community Mental Health CODA Youth Summit, March 12
- WOW Conversations, March 13
- Friends of Marshlands Annual Meeting, March 15
- Airport Master Plan Public Open House, March 19
For the latest information from the CDC on COVID-19 in Westchester County, visit WestchesterGov.com.
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