Traffic & Road Conditions
Live cameras, traffic incidents, and weather alerts for Croton-on-Hudson and surrounding routes
Live Cameras
US 9 / Route 9A at Croton Point Avenue
Direction not specified in current 511NY inventoryTaconic Parkway north of Route 129 (Croton Reservoir bridge)
Direction not specified in current 511NY inventoryTaconic Parkway at Exit 5 (Routes 9A / 100)
Direction not specified in current 511NY inventory
Camera feeds and traffic data from the New York State Department of Transportation via
powered by 511NY 
.
NYSDOT provides this data as is, without warranties of availability or accuracy.
Posted road restrictions take precedence.
Live speeds from TomTom.
Plate-reader locations are community-documented in
OpenStreetMap
(largely via the DeFlock
project) and are not an official inventory; Westchester County
declined to disclose reader locations under FOIL.
Weather alerts from the National Weather Service.
Power outages from the Con Edison outage map,
checked every 10 minutes (Con Edison itself updates every 15–30 minutes).
Internet outages from the Optimum outage map,
also checked every 10 minutes; Optimum masks counts under 5 customers.
Verizon Fios also serves the village but publishes no public outage map, so Fios outages cannot appear here.
River levels from USGS stream gauges, compared against each gauge’s own record for the date;
radar composite from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet.
Road incidents and camera inventory are checked at most once every 5 minutes.
Other live data updates every 3 minutes.
.
NYSDOT provides this data as is, without warranties of availability or accuracy.
Posted road restrictions take precedence.
Live speeds from TomTom.
Plate-reader locations are community-documented in
OpenStreetMap
(largely via the DeFlock
project) and are not an official inventory; Westchester County
declined to disclose reader locations under FOIL.
Weather alerts from the National Weather Service.
Power outages from the Con Edison outage map,
checked every 10 minutes (Con Edison itself updates every 15–30 minutes).
Internet outages from the Optimum outage map,
also checked every 10 minutes; Optimum masks counts under 5 customers.
Verizon Fios also serves the village but publishes no public outage map, so Fios outages cannot appear here.
River levels from USGS stream gauges, compared against each gauge’s own record for the date;
radar composite from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet.
Road incidents and camera inventory are checked at most once every 5 minutes.
Other live data updates every 3 minutes.