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Elmsford trustees approve multiple parking rules, back DOT Complete Streets application and adopt abandoned-vehicle code
Summary
At its Feb. 2, 2026 meeting, the Elmsford village board approved a suite of routine minutes and resolutions including parking changes (a 30-minute Deckard Avenue zone and a proposed 72-hour rule for abandoned vehicles), supported a DOT Complete Streets grant application to add a shoulder and bike-path connection on Route 119 West, accepted a resignation, and discussed a recent Nob Hill apartment fire response.
The Elmsford village board met Feb. 2, 2026, conducting roll call and approving routine minutes before voting on several resolutions and hearing reports on public safety and community services.
The board moved to adopt a package of parking and enforcement measures after staff described a street-sweeper priority window Friday mornings between 6:00 and 7:30 a.m. to allow snow clearing and sweeping. Staff said the change would require vehicles to be moved for one hour to allow clearing; after 7:30 a.m. people could park again. During a public hearing, officials explained enforcement would rely on photographic documentation to identify vehicles left for extended periods during snow events as potentially abandoned (staff/public hearing discussion). The board closed the hearing and advanced the measure.
In other transportation actions, trustees unanimously backed Resolution 20 26 0 13 to support a GRAMA application to the Department of Transportation for a Build Better/Complete Streets investment that would add a shoulder from Route 119 West to connect to the village bike path.…
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