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Village Budget Board Meetings are held at 47 Waterstone Road in the upstairs Village Court House, on the third Wednesday of the month at 6PM. Please note that meetings are video conferenced (on both the Village Facebook page and YouTube channel) for residents who cannot attend in person. 

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Please be advised that the following court dates have been cancelled:

  • Criminal Court: Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024 and Tuesday, May 14th, 2024
  • Traffic Court: Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024 and Thursday, May 16th, 2024

Individuals with cases scheduled on these dates will be mailed a notice to reschedule their court appearance. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Sincerely,

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What’s New From
Mayor Tom Howley

April 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

We completed our annual spring cleaning of the Village this past weekend. Each year, the Village Board tries to bring people together for a common goal – cleaning up the community together. We dispatched teams with gloves and bags out to critical points of the Village to work on projects, pick up litter and make our community shine. Thank you to all who participated!

The Thomas P. Morahan Waterfront Park concert series, scheduled to begin in late June or early July, will share this season with a number of Centennial events that promise to entertain both residents and guests with a spectacular array of live performances and family activities during the upcoming months. Be sure to check out some of the following events:

  • Boxing event at the Greenwood Lake Middle School in May 11 (The VIP tables will be featuring a menu from many of the top restaurants in the Warwick and Greenwood Lake community)
  • Warwick Historical Society’s Annual Party in the Park in honor of Greenwood Lake’s Centennial on June 1
  • Art Show on June 2 and lecture the following week, on June 9,k on Jasper Cropsey.
  • Tea Party at The Church of the Good Shepherd on June 15
  • Celebrate America Parade, Antique Car Show, and Fireworks on July 6

We are also happy to welcome back the Lakeside Farmers Market beginning on Saturday, June 8, from 9AM-1PM, at Winstanley Park on Windermere Ave. (across from Chase Bank). There are several new vendors this season including a free-range poultry and egg farmers with grass fed beef and pastured pork. Plus many of last season’s favorites will return, including bakers, orchards, produce, and artisan crafts.

Monthly Celebrations of Greenwood Lake Centennial 1924-2024

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Our beautiful village has so many opportunities to get involved: volunteer, join a club, participate in programs, and see what’s going on in our houses of worship! Why volunteer? Why join a group? Why get involved?

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Attention Residents: Keep Your Garbage Secure – Bears in the Area!

Friendly reminder: With warmer weather approaching, bears are becoming more active in our community. To keep both you and the bears safe, it’s important to properly secure your garbage.

Here’s how you can help:

  • Use bear-proof containers: If available in your area, invest in a sturdy, latching container specifically designed to keep bears out.
  • Store trash indoors until disposal day: The closer garbage gets to collection day, the less attractive it becomes to bears. Don’t put your trash out the night before pickup.
  • Double bag your garbage: This adds an extra layer of protection and makes it less appealing for bears to tear into.
  • Clean up spills and messes: Food scraps and lingering odors can attract bears. Keep your garbage cans clean and disinfect them regularly.
  • Compost food scraps: Consider composting food scraps instead of throwing them away. This reduces the amount of attractive food sources for bears.

Remember: A fed bear is a dangerous bear. By taking these simple precautions, we can help keep our community safe and discourage bears from relying on human food sources.

Thank you for your cooperation!