The Village of Elmsford held a work session on June 30, 2025, focusing on several key agenda items, including transportation services, infrastructure projects, and departmental evaluations.

The meeting began with discussions regarding the bidding process for shuttle bus services. Officials noted that bids from various companies were significantly varied, with National Express, a larger company, submitting a competitive offer after several years of absence from the bidding process. The village plans to implement a shuttle bus service at White Plains Avenue Park, allowing parents to drop off children without incurring additional costs. This initiative aims to reduce traffic congestion around schools and promote usage of the shuttle service.

Next, the conversation shifted to a multimodal program tied to ongoing infrastructure projects, specifically paving and curb work on Newark Evertz. The village has secured $50,000 in state funding for this project, which is part of a larger effort to enhance local roadways. Officials are finalizing contractor details and will seek authorization for the project soon.

The meeting also addressed the establishment of performance evaluations for all village departments, inspired by the existing model in the police department. The aim is to formalize evaluations across departments to better understand employee goals and performance. This initiative is expected to enhance accountability and improve departmental operations.

Additionally, the council reviewed local median income data and discussed a residential solar campaign. The village opted not to join the campaign due to a high volume of solar applications already being processed.

In conclusion, the work session highlighted the village's commitment to improving transportation services, infrastructure, and departmental efficiency. Future meetings will continue to address these initiatives as they progress.