The Nepera Park Grey Oaks Neighborhood Association

At some point, if you haven't already, you will see a Yonkers Police Department marked Tesla in your neighborhood. It's a promise kept that strengthened our com...mitment to reducing vehicle emissions which is good for the environment and our bottom line. The purchase of the fully electric vehicle comes soon after I signed an Executive Order which made alternative fuel vehicles the standard for light-duty city vehicles, which will further reduce fuel use. I couldn't think of a better way to cap off earth month than with another step in the right direction to provide for a cleaner, greener Yonkers. #YonkersGreenCity

It’s simple our actions today determine the number of new cases tomorrow. The proof is in the data. We have shown our ability to control this virus. We did i...t in the summer. We can do it again now, but it takes a collective effort. Let’s rally together. Play your part in controlling this virus: wear a mask, stay socially distant from others, avoid large and small gatherings, wash your hands, and get tested. #YonkersStrong

*** SCAM ALERT *** Scammers are spoofing Yonkers Police telephone numbers and threatening fines, arrest The Yonkers Police Department has received reports that ...unknown scammers have been calling residents and community members and impersonating Yonkers Police Officers, demanding money transfers and payments or risk increased fines and arrest, while spoofing (fake caller ID'ing) Yonkers Police telephone numbers, i.e. the 4th Precinct. Please be aware that the Yonkers Police - or any government entity - will NEVER call to demand payment or make threats. The best course of action if you receive a call such as above, or any unsolicited call, is to SIMPLY HANG-UP. If you want to verify the caller, call them back directly yourself. Please see the attached infographics for more information. Any residents or community members who have been defrauded by this scam are asked to call the Yonkers Police directly at (914) 377-7900 to file a complaint. Please SHARE this information with your neighbors, especially seniors who may not be on social media. Thank you for supporting Law Enforcement and the Yonkers Police Department! #YonkersPD The City of Yonkers #scamalert

***NEWS RELEASE***: MOBILE PAPER SHREDDER AVAILABLE TO YONKERS RESIDENTS AT E.J. MURRAY’S SKATING RINK ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 8AM-12PM YONKERS, NY Septemb...er 11, 2020 Yonkers Mayor Spano today announced the City’s Department of Public Works will provide a mobile paper shredder for Yonkers residents to help them fight back against fraud and protect them from identity theft by shredding sensitive personal documents. The mobile shredder will be stationed at E.J. Murray’s Skating Rink, located at 348 Tuckahoe Road, on Saturday, September 26th from 8AM 12PM. Residents can bring only one file-size (10x12x15) box of confidential papers per household to the skating rink for shredding. All large binder clips and covers must be removed from the documents (no 3 ring binders/plastic). Papers from businesses, institutions or commercial enterprises are not acceptable and will be rejected, as well as junk mail or newspapers. Documents that are suitable for shredding before thrown away or recycled include: Expired credit card statements and receipts Old tax returns or any other personal documents containing names, addresses or other identifying information Pre-approved credit card applications Licenses To view full press release, visit https://bit.ly/33jD5GG

Has anyone seen Con Edison in Yonkers? I have been out and about the last two nights and could not spot a single crew. Let me know in the comments below. #NoWhereToBeFound

COY| UPDATE Mayor Mike Spano places a Temporary Lift on the Leaf Blower Ban effective today until further notice.

***NEWS RELEASE***: YONKERS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO PROVIDE SAND BAGS FOR RESIDENTS IN LOW LYING AREAS In anticipation of possible flooding expected tomor...row due to heavy rainfall, Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano today announced that the City’s Department of Public Works (DPW) will provide sand bags for residents who live in low lying areas. Residents can pick up sand bags on Tuesday, August 4th from 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM at the Yonkers Organic Waste Yard located at 610 Nepperhan Avenue. Yonkers DPW crews will be on call ready to deploy pumps in low lying creeks and to clean catch basins in order to mitigate area flooding. Residents with questions or concerns about flood mitigation should contact the Mayor’s Help Line at (914) 377-HELP (4357). To view the full press release, visit https://bit.ly/33naHF2

FREE Sandbags! The City will provide FREE sandbags for residents today until 8:30PM and Saturday from 7AM-3PM at the Yonkers Organic Waste Yard located at 610 Nepperhan Avenue.

Summer project.

***Updated Information*** Yonkers COVID-19 Testing Site Location: St. John's Riverside Hospital Parkcare Pavilion 2 Park Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10701 Wednesday & T...hursday by APPOINTMENT ONLY Call 1-888-364-3065 See more

COYOTE SIGHTING! Coyote on Executive Blvd by Consumer Reports behind at Anthony’s school