At its May 11 meeting, the Recreation Advisory Committee reviewed maintenance and improvements at Dobbs Park, heard that the village is exploring electric blower options to address noise concerns, asked for more regular…
A donated art installation proposed for Croton Landing would absorb highway and train noise and play it back harmonized, drawing support from a majority of the Recreation Advisory Committee. Members also flagged park…
Crews demolished Dobbs Park's old playground equipment, basketball court and nets on March 9, the same day the Recreation Advisory Committee accepted donated spectator bleachers from the Holy Name of Mary Knights of…
The Recreation Advisory Committee learned the 2026-2027 recreation budget will increase by approximately $25,000 to fund additional day camp staff needed for expanded enrollment at Croton schools. The committee also…
The Recreation Advisory Committee approved a donated bench for Black Rock Dog Park and reviewed fee changes including a $20 increase for senior kayak/canoe winter storage. New playground equipment arrived at Dobbs Park…
The Croton Recreation Advisory Committee recommended extending Dog Park weekend and holiday hours to 6:00 p.m. and allowing 12 additional school district households to use the facility for a fee. The committee also…
The Croton Recreation Advisory Committee reviewed a proposed monument for Revolutionary War soldier John "Rifle Jack" Peterson at 119 Radnor Avenue, requesting further research. The committee also reported that Dobbs…
The Recreation Advisory Committee reviewed conditions across six village parks on October 6, identifying worn benches at Sunset and Duck Pond Parks and minor maintenance needs at the Black Rock dog park. Upgrades at…
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