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Summer camp opens July 7; spray park, food pantry and IT upgrades reported in Elmsford update
Summary
Village staff reported the summer camp will begin July 7, the spray park draws about 60 daily visitors, the community food pantry serves roughly 250 families monthly and the village is implementing new Trax ticketing software and computer upgrades.
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Village staff reported multiple operational updates at the July 1 Elmsford trustees meeting: the summer camp is scheduled to begin July 7, the spray park is averaging approximately 60 visitors per day, and the community food pantry continues to serve about 250 families each month.
IT staff reported the Trax ticketing software is being implemented in leased vehicles to enable direct ticket transmission to servers without manual uploading; computer upgrades across departments are nearly complete with village offices remaining. The fire department confirmed participation in public‑safety operations for the July 6 fireworks display at Knollwood Country Club, and the board said the SRO and police will support traffic and safety operations related to summer events.
Trustees also noted community outreach events: Community Food Pantry Boulevard on July 26 and CommunityFoodPantry.com activity on July 19 (dates provided in the transcript). The transcript includes praise for volunteers and local organizations supporting scholarships, retirement celebrations and the village centennial; those ceremonial items were described but are not the focus of this operational update.
No new budget allocations or contract details for Trax or other upgrades were provided in the public transcript; staff were directed to continue implementation and to provide administrative updates to the clerk and trustees as work progresses.

