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July 14, 2023

Town of Orangetown


"Rich in History"




Camp Shanks Museum - July Hours


  • Every Saturday and Sunday during the month of July from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.



July 25 - Public Hearing:


  • To consider adopting the Orangetown Comprehensive Plan Update (continued from June 27th) (Find update here)
  • To consider amending the Fire Prevention Code: Outdoor burning, open burning and burning of refuse


August 22 - Public Hearing:


  • Proposed zone change for Prel Plaza / 60 Dutch Hill Road, Orangeburg, NY

For all future Town Board meetings, please click here.

Rockland Gaelic Athletic Association Field Day

Eileen Marie White Scholarship Winners

Congratulations to Grace Kelleher and James O'Flynn on winning the Eileen Marie White Scholarship award.


Top picture, from left to right: Scholarship Chair Marie Delaney, James O'Flynn, Supervisor Teresa M. Kenny, Grace Kelleher and Scholarship Committee member and long time club member Mick Healy.

Presentation of check to Orangetown Parks and Recreation Day Camp

Kimberly Allen presented a check to Aric Gorton, Superintendent of Parks and Recreation, for two children to attend the 2023 summer season day camp. The funds were disbursed from the Kyle John Boyce Memorial Scholarship Committee.

Nyack Senior Club at Saint Ann's School

Supervisor Kenny met with the Nyack Senior Club this past week. She had coffee with them and answered their questions.


Orangetown Police Department

Run Safe, Be Seen!

It is essential to take precautions and ensure you're visible while running when it is dark or there is low visibility. Here are some tips to help you stay safe and seen:


Wear Reflective Gear: Don't blend into the darkness. Put on reflective clothing, armbands, or accessories to increase your visibility. Reflective materials catch the light and make you easily noticeable to drivers and pedestrians alike.


Light It Up: Carry a flashlight or wear a headlamp to illuminate your path and make yourself more visible to others. Opt for lights with a steady beam or flashing mode to grab attention.


Obey Traffic Rules: Always follow traffic signals and use designated pedestrian crossings. Be cautious when crossing roads and make eye contact with drivers to ensure they see you before proceeding.


Run Against Traffic: When there's no sidewalk, run on the side of the road facing oncoming traffic. This way, you can see vehicles approaching and react accordingly.


Mind Your Footing: Watch out for uneven surfaces, potholes, or obstacles on your running route. Keep an eye out for tripping hazards, especially in low-light conditions. Stay vigilant and adjust your pace accordingly to avoid any accidents.


Choose Well-Lit Routes: Plan your running route in well-lit areas with streetlights or popular jogging paths. Avoid dimly lit or secluded areas, as they can pose a higher risk.


Stay Alert: Keep your headphones at a low volume or consider leaving them behind. Being aware of your surroundings is crucial to detect potential hazards and respond swiftly.


Buddy Up: Running with a friend or in a group adds an extra layer of safety. Not only does it make you more visible, but it also provides support and helps deter potential threats.


If running alone share Your Route: Let someone know your intended running route and estimated time of return. This precaution ensures that someone is aware of your whereabouts in case of an emergency.


Trust Your Instincts: Listen to your intuition. If something feels off or if you sense potential danger, alter your route or find a well-populated area. Your safety should always be your top priority.


Carry Identification: Keep your identification and emergency contact information with you in case of any unforeseen circumstances.


If you encounter any suspicious activity or feel unsafe while running, don't hesitate to contact the police immediately.



Spread the word to your fellow runners and help us promote safety in our community. Let's make sure everyone stays visible and runs with confidence, day or night!

Public Service Announcement

Summer Job Fair

For Creole, click here. For Spanish, click here.

Due to limited parking at Veterans Memorial Park, the Splashpad will close at 6:30 pm on Fridays for the Summer Concert Series. The dog park will close at 7:00 pm. Thank you for understanding.

Upcoming Events

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Town of Orangetown Night up in Clover (formerly Boulder) Stadium


Rockland County Events:


To find more events in Orangetown and around Rockland County click here.