MAMARONECK, NY (June 25, 2026) — The Village of Mamaroneck Board of Trustees approved the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Capital Plan during a legislative meeting on June 22. The plan emphasizes flood mitigation, pedestrian safety, public safety, and roadway improvements.
The approved plan includes approximately $13.38 million in anticipated capital expenses, with about $10.6 million expected from grants and other funding sources, and $2.78 million from the village fund balance.
Flood Mitigation and Public Safety
“Flood mitigation is the Village’s top priority, and this capital plan reflects our continued commitment to making meaningful, long-term investments in the safety and resilience of our community,” said Mayor Sharon Torres.
Approximately $3.48 million is allocated for flood-related investments, including stormwater management and drainage improvements.
The plan also dedicates $2.53 million to fire and emergency services, including new equipment and facility assessments. “The capital plan investments made toward the Village of Mamaroneck Fire Department are greatly appreciated,” said Chief Tommy Siemsen.
Traffic and Infrastructure Improvements
The plan allocates $3.63 million for pedestrian safety and traffic projects, including intersection and crosswalk improvements.
Public safety investments for the police department total $364,543, focusing on equipment upgrades and expanded surveillance capabilities.
Community and Recreation Enhancements
Harbor Island Park is set for continued improvements, with projects supporting waterfront and recreational areas. The plan also includes $947,622 for street maintenance and paving.
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