VILLAGE SPOTLIGHT
Winter Storm Preparedness 

In advance of this weekend’s inclement weather forecast, the Village would like to remind residents to sign up for Everbridge, the Village’s Emergency notification system to receive critical updates about severe weather. 

Additionally, please review the Village’s Storm Preparedness webpage for important guidelines regarding storm preparedness and safety.

VILLAGE SPOTLIGHT
ICYMI: Volunteer Opportunities on Boards, Councils and Committees

The Personnel Committee of the Village Board of Trustees invites residents who are interested in serving on Village Boards, Councils, and Committees to submit their names for consideration. The Village seeks candidates who bring a broad range of experiences and perspectives. New terms will begin on April 6.

Applications must be submitted on or before February 13. Applications may be submitted online  or by mailing or hand-delivering a printed application addressed to Attn: Trustee Kofman, Village Hall, 1001 Post Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583. Scarsdale residents may recommend individuals for consideration or seek additional information by contacting Trustee Kofman at jkofman@scarsdale.gov or Deputy Mayor Gruenberg at dgruenberg@scarsdale.gov. 

For administrative assistance, contact Taylor Emanuel at 914-722-1175 or temanuel@scarsdale.gov.

To review the full guidelines for membership, terms of office, and member responsibilities for Scarsdale’s Citizen Boards, Councils, and Committees, click here.

VILLAGE SPOTLIGHT
Second Installment of School Taxes Due January 31

The second installment of school tax bill payments are due January 31. You can pay your bill directly to the Village of Scarsdale online here. For a list of dates and guidelines for paying Village, School and Westchester County taxes, click here. Sign up here to receive tax receipts, bills and reminders via email.

For questions about your taxes, please call the Treasurer’s Office at 914-722-1170 or email treasurer@scarsdale.gov.

RECREATION SPOTLIGHT
ICYMI: Registration Open for 56th Annual 15K/4-Mile Races

The Scarsdale Recreation Department’s Annual 15K and 4-mile Races are back for the 56th year! Join us on Sunday, March 22 for either the 4-mile race at 9:15 a.m. or the 15K race at 9:30 a.m. Visit the race website and register online here. Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are welcome!

Early bird registration ($30 plus processing fees) ends February 15, while regular registration ($45 plus fees) ends March 22.

Participants will set out from Scarsdale High School through Fox Meadow and Greenacres before returning to SHS to finish on the track. Virtual 15K and 4-mile races are also available for those who cannot or do not wish to participate in person.

LIBRARY SPOTLIGHT
Read For the Gold Kids’ Winter Reading Challenge

For the entire month of February, babies through fifth-graders can participate in the Scarsdale Public Library’s Read for the Gold Winter Reading Challenge. The 2026 Winter Olympics will be held in Italy, where athletes will compete in fun sports like skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating. Celebrate by logging your reading during the month of February and earning Olympic-inspired badges throughout the month. Can you earn a gold medal and read 300 minutes? Register here.

SCARSDALE LIBRARY

Coming Up at the Library

The Scarsdale Library continues to be a hub for the community and offers diverse programming. Visit the library’s calendar for more.

• Author Talk: “Backpack, Jacket, Surfboard” with Graham Broyd
  Tuesday, January 27, 7 p.m.
  Join us to hear stories from Graham Broyd, who sold his scholarship ticket in 1980, bought a one-way flight to Los Angeles, and set off to hitchhike across America. Register here.  

• Tunes in Bloom Concert 
  Saturday, January 31, 2 p.m.
  Indulge your love of music at this winter concert showcasing the myriad musical talents of local youth and guest performers. Register here.  

• Author Talk: Motion Dazzle with Jocelyn Cox 
  Monday, February 2, 7 p.m. 
  “Motion Dazzle: A Memoir of Motherhood, Loss, and Skating on Thin Ice” follows Cox’s journey as an athlete, coach, then caregiver when her mother was diagnosed with dementia even while Cox was becoming a mother herself. Register here.