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Sus comentarios son fundamentales para garantizar que nuestra comunidad esté preparada ante los peligros naturales y para que podamos proteger eficazmente a nuestros residentes, propiedades y medio ambiente. Encuesta: En Español

Upcoming Events

The Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Farmers Market – The TaSH – is a destination in Westchester County! Each Saturday, May - November, 50+ vendor stalls, area musicians , and children dance and play, friends and families socialize, and everyone eats! Learn more

Summer Camp at the Nature Center at Greenburgh - daily outdoor adventures, close-up animal encounters, and immersive nature-based activities, campers learn something new every single day. Learn more

Live Butterfly Tours 🦋 Each tour leads visitors through Nature Center at Greenburgh's garden, pathways, and meadow on a brief journey to the butterfly arbor, learning about pollinators along the way. Starts July 11th - Learn more!

Jitterbugs Jam 🎶 Families with kids can join our Jitterbugs Jam before the weekly concerts begin. Play Jazz music, dance and jam together with our educator Neal Spitzer. Friday, July 10th - All are welcome!

The Irvington Repair Cafe will be hosted by Eileen Fisher on Saturday, July 25th, 11am-3pm. Volunteers Needed. Learn more

Celebrate a summer evening with games, face painting, music, food, live owl photo opportunities, and firefly catch-and-release in the meadow. Professor Emeritus Andrew Moiseff, Ph.D. will share fascinating insights into the world of fireflies. Bring the whole family for an evening of nature, discovery, and fun Get Tickets!

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How to help stop invasive plants (plus prevention tips)

Early spring is a perfect time to look for invasive plants in your yard and remove them. These problematic plants can grow and spread aggressively, quickly take over your lawn or choke out your desirable trees and shrubs. Look out for Lesser Celandin (yellow), Garlic Mustard (White), and the Japanese Barberry (Red). Do not put these plants in your compost or yard waste bags. Dispose of them with your regular trash. For more information on NY State’s invasive plants, visit the New York Invasive Species

Payments for your solar credits are handled automatically at a discounted rate, and there’s no cost to join or leave the program. Sign Up

what is community solar?

Community solar lets almost anyone subscribe to a local solar farm, often on a big rooftop, without installing anything at home. The solar energy goes straight into the electric grid that powers our community, and you earn monthly solar credits that reduce your ConEd or NYSEG bill.

Subscribers typically save up to 10% on electricity costs, all while supporting clean, renewable energy, a true win-win-win for Greenburgh!

For more information call (914) 989-1536 or email treepermit@greenburghny.com

everything you need to know about the greenburgh tree ordinance

A tree ordinance is a local law that a town or city uses to manage how trees are planted, cared for, protected, and sometimes removed.

In Greenburgh, you usually need a permit to remove a tree once it reaches a certain size, and generally anything over 8 inches in diameter (about 25 inches around), measured 4.5 feet above the ground. Stricter rules apply if the tree is in sensitive areas like wetlands, steep slopes, or other protected zones. Some trees are fully protected and can’t be removed without special approval.

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