Published on January 22, 2020
The Mayor's message has returned and its new purpose is to highlight the accomplishments and activities tied to the Five Pillars outlined in the Nyack Promise.
A vision for our community focused on 5 pillars: Viable and Affordable Housing; Excellent Educational Opportunities, honoring our commitment to the arts, Tourism as a key part of our economic life and Sustainability.
Register for Winter Recreation Programs
Enrich your child’s life with our Winter Recreation programs. Each season, our recreation department hosts a variety of after school programs that provide your children with an opportunity to explore art, music, and sports. Registration is open now and programs begin as early as January 28th. This winter, our recreation department will offer Piano (Thursdays 4:30-5:30pm at American Legion Hall), Floating Yoga & Meditation (Tuesdays 4:15-5:00pm at 42 Main Street), Yoga for Athletes (Wednesdays 4:15-5pm at 42 Main Street) Gym Games (Saturdays 1:30-2:30pm at the Summer Spot) and Paper Cutting (Tuesdays 4:30-5:30pm location tbd). To register, please visit our website. Scholarships are available.
Low Cost Renewable Electricity Coming to the Village …
In its commitment to preserve the environment, Nyack, along with other Rockland Communities, will enter into a bulk purchasing agreement to secure renewable electricity at lower rates than O&R offers. This agreement known as Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) lowers the cost of electricity by utilizing economies of scale. By working together as a group, the cost of electricity goes down. If you chose to participate, your electricity supplier will change, but O&R will continue to deliver electricity. Notification letters will be sent to all eligible households and businesses currently purchasing the O&R default supply this spring. Residents and local businesses who have O&R as their electricity provider will automatically be enrolled but have the option to opt-out. Those who currently receive electricity supply from a third party company will need to opt in to the program. To learn more, see the FAQs at Hudson Valley Community Power or call (845) 859 9099. Convenient walk-in question and answer sessions will be scheduled in communities in Orangetown and Clarkstown over the next several months.
