The council meets Tuesday, July 21, with its charge from the Village Board on gas-powered leaf blowers atop a ten-item agenda that also covers Black Rock Park, trails, dark skies, and the Natural Resources Inventory.
The Board of Trustees has tasked the Conservation Advisory Council with gathering information and public opinion on gas-powered leaf blowers, while the council sharpened a letter urging a village light-pollution code…
Quiet Clean Croton pitched a year-round ban on gas-powered leaf blowers to the CCAC, while the committee debriefed on Earth Day, discussed trails and dark skies initiatives, and voted to recommend a structural review of…
The CCAC finalized Earth Day logistics, heard from a guest pushing for a gas-powered leaf blower ban, and discussed trail cleanups, a 750-pound litter haul, and the village's ongoing Natural Resources Inventory.
Croton's Conservation Advisory Council confirmed Earth Day for Saturday, May 2 at Vassallo Park and steered a $263.60 trail donation to native plantings at its March 17 meeting, which also heard that last month's Repair…
The Croton Conservation Advisory Council voted unanimously to shift Earth Day operational logistics to the village Recreation Department while retaining curation control over vendors. The committee also initiated a…
The Conservation Advisory Council set Saturday, May 2, 2026, as the date for Earth Day at Vassallo Park and advanced plans for a Repair Cafe at the Croton Free Library on February 28, 2026. Members also provided…
The Croton Conservation Advisory Council reviewed its $4,600 annual budget and a $260 trail surplus from a recent Eagle Scout project during its November 12 meeting. The council also began planning for Earth Day 2026…
The Conservation Advisory Council finalized plans for a Croton Library Repair Café tentatively set for February 2026 and reviewed progress on the village's Natural Resources Inventory, while Mayor Brian Pugh reported 17…