The Edgemont Community Council will hold its March 2020 meeting tomorrow, Monday, March 2nd at 8PM in the Edgemont Junior Senior High School Faculty Lounge.
The agenda can be found on our website.
As always, ECC meetings are open to the public.
Posted in Uncategorized
There is a follow-up meeting on the proposed changes to the Fort Hill/Ardsley Rd Intersection on Tuesday March 17th at 8PM in the EHS Cafeteria. The potential changes include adding a crosswalk and replacing the 4 way stop with a traffic signal. Greenburgh Town officials and the traffic consultants will be on hand to discuss. You can find the latest details on the proposed modifications here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nhk49bubporrx2f/Neighborhood%20Traffic%20Meeting%20Follow-up%20Response%20Memorandum.pdf?dl=0
And the original traffic study performed by the consultants is available here:
https://greenburghny.com/DocumentCenter/View/5503/Traffic-Analysis-Report-Ardsley-Rd-and-Ft-Hill
This is an important issue for residents in all parts of Edgemont, so please come out and share your opinion.
Posted in Safety, Town of Greenburgh
The Edgemont Community Council will hold its February 2020 meeting tomorrow, Monday, February 10th at 8PM in the Edgemont Junior Senior High School Faculty Lounge.
The agenda can be found on our website.
As always, ECC meetings are open to the public.
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Greenburgh Police Chief Bryan Ryan has released the following information regarding the accident this morning in which an Edgemont ninth grader was struck by a motor vehicle while crossing Central:
Dear Mr. Bernstein,
Unfortunately, a pedestrian, (14 year old Edgemont HS student), was struck by a motor vehicle as he was crossing Central Park Avenue in the vicinity of Campus Place. The accident occurred at approximately 8:20 AM. The preliminary investigation thus far indicates that the student attempted to cross Central Park Avenue mid-block walking east and was struck by a motor vehicle traveling southbound on Central Park Avenue. The driver of the vehicle stopped immediately and remained on scene for police.
The victim was treated at the scene by EMS for multiple injuries and was transported to the Westchester Medical Center where he is listed in stable condition. Greenburgh Police Accident Investigators are conducting an investigation into the accident to determine the cause and contributing factors.
Respectfully,
Brian Joseph Ryan
Chief of Police
Town of Greenburgh Police Department
(914) 989-1740
The ECC will post updated information as soon as it becomes available.
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A ninth grade student at Edgemont Junior Senior High School was struck by a car this morning while crossing Central Avenue on his way to school. The following statement was issued this morning by Superintendent Kniewel:
“Dear Parents and Guardians,
We received the unsettling news that a ninth grade student was hit by a car while walking across Central Avenue this morning. The student was alert after being hit. I do not know the extent of his injuries at this time. The student was taken to the hospital. I will share more information as it becomes available.
As always, our great counselors and psychologists are available for any students in need of support.
Best regards,
Victoria Kniewel”
The ECC has reached out to the Greenburgh Police for further information, which we will pass along when provided.
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