croton.news
Independent, AI-assisted local reporting from public records
Croton-on-Hudson, New York · Saturday, October 3, 2026· Oct 3, 2026
Source-linked•Corrections welcomed

AAA Northeast

Organization 6 mentions · in our records since Oct 30, 2025
Slow Down Croton 1 Van Wyck Street Westchester County Cortlandt Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School traffic safety Fire Council Maple Street Pierre Van Cortlandt Board of Trustees Village of Croton-on-Hudson Bryan Healy Brian Pugh Metro-North Railroad
Transcript Board Of Trustees Aug 19, 2026 Bryan Healy 124:01 →
Okay. Yep. Oh, well, I guess that would be the correspondence resolution because that's that's where it's under. Alright. So, yeah. So it's the first resolution there, Rachel. Okay. So, now therefore be it resolved. The village board of trustees here…
▶ Video
Transcript Board Of Trustees Nov 20, 2025 Brian Pugh 1:21 →
Okay. Alright. And now for our feature feature presentation, the traffic hero traffic safety hero award from AAA Northeast to Lawrence Tramolini, who's a school crossing guard. Mister Tramolini, why don't you stand up by the podium and the rest of th…
▶ Video
Minutes Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Oct 30, 2025 Read →
In recent years, Croton-on-Hudson has shown its commitment to calming traffic by instituting a 25 MPH village-wide speed limit, establishing a 20 MPH school speed zone on Maple Street near Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School, and erecting a number of …
Article Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Oct 30, 2025 Read →
Meanwhile, residents can now pick up free "Slow Down Croton" lawn signs at the Croton Police Department at 1 Van Wyck Street. The village printed 100 signs for the campaign relaunch, announced November 1, which features the original snail artwork by …
Minutes Board Of Trustees Sep 10, 2025 Read →
a. CORRESPONDENCE TO THE BOARD: 1. Email from Geraldine Disalvo of AAA Northeast announcing the Village's Gold Award in the 2025 Community Traffic Safety Award Program and School Crossing Guard Lawrence Tramaglini as …
Article Read →
Meanwhile, residents can now pick up free "Slow Down Croton" lawn signs at the Croton Police Department at 1 Van Wyck Street. The village printed 100 signs for the campaign relaunch, announced November 1, which features the original snail artwork by …
Experimental project: croton.news uses AI to generate articles from public records. Content may contain errors. Please report any inaccuracies and check our corrections log.