New Rochelle, NY
Recent New Rochelle City Council topics include planning & zoning, development projects, budget & taxes, resolutions & ordinances, public safety, housing.
Topics found in recent meetings
- Planning & zoning
- Development projects
- Budget & taxes
- Resolutions & ordinances
- Public safety
- Housing
- Permits & licensing
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New RochelleNY averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $964,313 +7.7% yr/yr · +38.7% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Municipal budget
Total revenue$0 (FY2023)
Total spending$3.7M (FY2023)
Taxes$0 (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$133.5M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$45 (FY2023)
Development activity
Housing units permitted — US Census Building Permits Survey
2025140 housing units ($47.5M)
Recent meetings
Wed Jul 8, 2026
CCRB Meeting
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City of New Rochelle
Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB)
Wednesday July 08, 2026 at 5:30 p.m.
City Council Conference Room
515 North Avenue
New Rochelle, NY 10801
AGENDA
Call to Order
Discussion Item(s)
1. Introductions and Overview
• Introduction of Civilian Complaint Review Board Members
• Introduction of City Staff
• Overview of Civilian Complaint Review Board
2. By-laws, Committees, and Conduct of Meetings including Community Conduct
Guidelines.
Old Business
New Business: Next Meeting Date – To Be Determined
Adjournment
Wed Jun 3, 2026
Participatory Budget Steering Committee
New Rochelle proposes establishing a Participatory Budgeting Steering Committee
The City is considering an ordinance to create a ten-member steering committee to oversee a new participatory budgeting program. This committee would develop rules, oversee community engagement, and review project submissions for resident voting.
- Ordinance to amend Chapter 9 of the City Code to establish the PB Steering Committee
- Proposed committee composition of seven voting residents and three non-voting ex officio members
- Establishment of a pilot program for community-driven capital budget priorities
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City of New Rochelle
Participatory Budgeting Steering Committee
Tuesday June 2, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
B1 Conference Room
515 North Avenue
New Rochelle, NY 10801
AGENDA
Call to Order
Discussion Item(s)
1. Introductions
• Introduction of Steering Committee members
• Introduction of City staff
2. Committee Organization
3. Review of Participatory Budgeting Process/Purpose of the Steering Committee
• Overview of Participatory Budgeting initiative
• Review of proposed timeline and major milestones
• Discussion of 2026 funding allocation and eligible project categories
• Goals and objectives of the Steering Committee
4. Rule Book
• Idea collection process
• Proposal review procedures
• Eligibility criteria and evaluation considerations
• Resident voting process overview
• Public engagement goals
• Outreach methods and communication strategies
• Identification of community partners and stakeholders
Old Business
New Business: Next Meeting Date – Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Adjournment
Packet Page 1
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Participatory Budgeting Steering Committee
FROM:
Todd Castaldo, Deputy City Manager
DATE:
June 2, 2026
SUBJECT:
Item No 1 - Discussion Item: Introductions
Introduction of Steering Committee Members
Introduction of City Staff
Packet Page 2
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Participatory Budgeting Steering Committee
FROM:
Todd Castaldo, Deputy City Manager
DATE:
June 2, 2026
SUBJECT:
Item No 2 - Discussion Item: Committee Organization …
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Tue May 26, 2026
Planning Meeting
Planning Board reviews residential and commercial site plan applications
The Planning Board will consider several site plan and special permit applications for residential construction, place of worship conversions, and hospitality expansions. Several items from the agenda have been adjourned to future meetings.
- Single-family dwelling at Premium Point Road (Adjourned until further notice)
- Two-family dwelling at Congress Place (Adjourned to June meeting)
- Conversion of office building to place of worship at 3 The Boulevard (Adjourned to June meeting)
- New single-family residence at 268 Wilmot Road
- Addition and garage conversion at 15 Leroy Place
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Page 1 of 2 Planning Board Agenda May 26, 2026
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE
DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT
PLANNING BOARD AGENDA
TECHNICAL MEETING PUBLIC MEETING / HEARING
Friday, May 22, 2026
Development Conference Room
515 North Avenue, City Hall
9:30 AM, Microsoft Teams
No Public Comment Allowed
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
7:00 PM, Council Chambers
515 North Avenue
Public Comment Allowed
ITEM # 1 — APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1.1 Minutes for February 2025, April 2025, and April 2026.
ITEM # 2 — SITE PLAN / SPECIAL PERMIT / SUBDIVISION (PUBLIC HEARING)
2.1 Application PB 26-2023 by Guild Capital, LLC for site plan approval to construct a single-
family dwelling on Premium Point Road (Block 50, Lot 1) in an R1 -10A zoned district.
ADJOURNED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
2.2 Application PB 18-2025 by Ferdinand Martignetti for site plan approval to construct a two-
family dwelling at Congress Place (Block 976, Lot 54) in an R2 -7.0 zoned district.
ADJOURNED TO THE JUNE MEETING
2.3 Application PB 3-2026 by Clayton Mattis for site plan approval to convert an existing non-
conforming office building to a place of worship with a ground floor sanctuary for 191
occupants at 3 The Boulevard (Block 815, Lot 9) in an R1 -HIST zoned district.
ADJOURNED TO THE JUNE MEETING
2.4 Application PB 5 -2026 by Vadim Pisarenko, AV Wilmot LLC , for site plan approval to
construct a new single-family residence at 268 Wilmot Road (Block 3147, Lot 203) in an
R1-20 zoned district …
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Tue May 26, 2026
Sutton Park Center for Nursing & Development Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $2.3M | BENCHMARK EDUCATION COMPANY LLC Department of Defense · K-5 LITERACY CURRICULUM RESOURCES |
| $2.1M | PORT SAILING CENTER INC. Department of Transportation · WATERFRONT COACHING SERVICES FOR U.S. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY (USMMA) |
| $1.6M | CLEANWORK SOLUTIONS LLC Department of Defense · JANITORIAL SERVICES NORTHERN NEW JERSEY |
| $1.2M | BENCHMARK EDUCATION COMPANY LLC Department of Defense · K-5 LITERACY CURRICULUM RESOURCES |
| $1.0M | BENCHMARK EDUCATION COMPANY LLC Department of Defense · DODEA REQUIRES RESEARCH-BASED LITERACY CURRICULUM RESOURCES AND SUPPOR |
| $1.0M | BENCHMARK EDUCATION COMPANY LLC Department of Defense · BENCHMARK CONSUMABLES GRADE 2 |
| $964,065 | PORT SAILING CENTER INC. Department of Transportation · PORT SAILING WATERFRONT COACHING SERVICES |
| $824,856 | BENCHMARK EDUCATION COMPANY LLC Department of Defense · K-5 LITERACY INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES |
| $670,659 | CLEANWORK SOLUTIONS LLC Department of Defense · BASE YEAR: FLUSHING NY |
| $355,506 | MEDICAL DIGITAL DEVELOPERS LLC Department of Defense · 8508856242!IVISS |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Westchester County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Net migration-5,341 people (-$310.7M net AGI · 2023)
Federal disasters (10 yr)7 ({"Hurricane": 11, "Flood": 6, "Severe Storm": 6, "Snowstorm" · last Tue Jan 30, 2024)
Traffic fatalities4 (2 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments31,174 (389,560 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$2,580/mo (2,422 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy21.7% (low numeracy 30% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
$133.5M
Debt outstanding
168,474
Health inspections
140
Permitted housing units
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Spending$3.7M
Debt load MODERATE
Outstanding debt$133.5M
Debt-load index56 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.
Services & conditions
source: city open dataFood & health inspections
On record168,474
Search any establishment’s inspection history.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
Research-only layer, shown here for context — not included in the CC BY 4.0 bulk download.
Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.