🏛️ Board Of Trustees
Croton Sets Sept. 2 Pigeon Hearing as Flock's Owner Pleads to Keep His Birds
Aug 19, 2026
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The owner of Croton's pigeon flock made an emotional plea to the Board of Trustees as members set Sept. 2 public hearings on three local laws, heard police detail their license-plate reader network and body-camera rollout, and learned six firms answered the village's battery-storage inquiry.
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Key Actions & Decisions
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Scheduled Sept. 2 public hearings on Local Law Introductory No. 10 of 2026 (domestic and farm animals), No. 11 of 2026 (senior and disabled tax-exemption income limits) and No. 12 of 2026 (sidewalk snow-removal exemptions, expanded to add 24 and 26 Palmer)
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Referred Metro-North's Hudson Line signal and resiliency project to the Waterfront Advisory Committee, over Trustee Stacey Nachtaler's objection
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Awarded the plumbing trade-labor bid to Joe Lombardo Plumbing ($42,557.60), a police Chevrolet Tahoe to Emergency Vehicle Specialists ($51,900) and a loader-mounted snow blower to FDR Hitches ($62,599)
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Accepted a $9,500 Nelson Pope Voorhis proposal for South Riverside Avenue traffic-signal bid documents and a $32,230 Tectonic Engineering scope increase for the Half Moon Bay Bridge
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Approved a $2,619 transfer for a new Sparky the Fire Dog costume ahead of the Oct. 4 Fire Fair