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Elmsford announces winter recreation schedule, holiday events and public-safety updates

Elmsford Village Board · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Village staff reported a busy season: winter recreation registration opened for programs starting Jan. 18 at Alice E. Grady School, the Radio City tree trip is sold out and the village reported 49 fire calls and 79 EMS calls in November. Officials also thanked volunteers and promoted upcoming holiday events.

Village staff and trustees used the final meeting of the year to summarize community programs and department activity: recreation registration openings, holiday events and public-safety statistics.

Recreation: The recreation department said winter program registration is open for sessions held at Alice E. Grady School gym on Saturdays, with activities beginning Jan. 18. Programs include winter indoor soccer (pre-K to eighth grade), basketball instruction for first and second graders, and volleyball instruction for sixth through twelfth graders. The recreation contact listed in the meeting was Wayne (phone given in the transcript). The Radio City Village tree trip scheduled for Dec. 10 was reported as sold out, and the Hanukkah event was announced for Sunday, Dec. 21.

Public safety and services: The fire department reported responding to 49 calls in November and the EMS department reported 79 calls in November. Police staff discussed enforcement of overnight commercial vehicle parking in residential areas and noted the department expects to deploy body-worn cameras after training and contract completion early in the new year.

Community events and senior programming: Trustees and staff thanked volunteers and partners for the village tree lighting, senior bingo and nutrition demonstrations, and local bank presentations for seniors. The meeting included multiple expressions of thanks to employees and veterans and seasonal well-wishes to residents.

Practical details: Recreation registration and program contact information were given (registration links and a phone number were read). The village asked that interested families register soon because space is limited.