Croton-on-Hudson, New York Email Format
Public Policy OfficesNew York, United States11-50 Employees
Croton-on-Hudson is a small village government in Westchester County, New York, operating within the public policy sphere to serve its residents. It sits on the Hudson and Croton Rivers, covering about five square miles of land and offering riverfront access and miles of walking trails, with rail service about 35 track miles from Midtown Manhattan. The community preserves historic and recreational assets, including Historic Hudson Valley's 18th-century Van Cortlandt Manor and the Croton Point County Park on a Hudson River peninsula. The village engages in planning and environmental initiatives and provides public services that support local residents, including park improvements and community health-related activities. In 2024, the village received a Planning Achievement Award in recognition of its planning work.