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  • Annual Water Quality Report

    With an annual output of over 1.5 Billion gallons, the Peekskill Water Department continues to provide its residents with water of the highest quality at a reasonable cost. Water Department Personnel continually monitor the water quality from its WICCOPEE RESERVOIR through the PEEKSKILL HOLLOW BROOK. Aggressive watershed inspections protect the quality of the source water.

  • Business Services

    If you are considering Peekskill as a place for your business then your first stop should be the city's Office of Economic Development(OED). OED can provide you with guidance and technical assistance to help determine what city permits or licenses you may need to open your business. In addition, since OED is an office within the Department of Planning, Development, and Code Assistance we can assist with zoning questions and help explain the city's planning process.

  • Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

    The Department has seven, Emergency Medical Technicians and eight Paramedics on its career staff. These members run back up to the Peekskill Community Volunteer Corps. and to the Cortlandt Regional Paramedic program. Our EMT's and Paramedics respond to a large number of medical calls in our community and are a great value to Peekskill and our surrounding communities.

    Peekskill is a vital part of the Westchester County Mutual Aid System. Peekskill has responded to Croton, Ossining, Lake Mohegan, Buchanan, Continental Village, Garrison and other communities who requested our assistance.

  • Household Chemical Cleanup Days

    HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL CLEAN UP DAYS

    For dates and locations of other events to be held in the spring and fall, or for instructions on items that are not acceptable and how to dispose of them, call
    the Westchester County Household Chemical Hotline at (914) 813-5425 or their website at www.westchestergov.com.

  • Leaf Collection

    The City's Annual Leaf Collection Schedule is in this brochure. Residents may sweep leaves to the curbside only during the week that their street is scheduled for collection. Placing leaves on City streets at all other times is in violation of City Codes. Information on Leaf Collection dates will also be provided through local media and on the Peekskill Government Cable TV Channel.

  • Nutrition Services

    SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAMS

    Our mission is to indentify and prioritize the needs of the elderly in
    Westchester; to create comprehensive and coordinated plans for meeting those needs; and to advocate for responsive policies, programs, actions, legislation and resources on behalf of the
    elderly.

    The City of Peekskill Senior Nutrition Program is composed of two segments: meals served at congregate sites throughout the County

  • Peekskill Emergency Notification System (PENS)

    The City of Peekskill Emergency Management Office (PEMO) has created a innovative system to keep citizens informed before, during and after incidents, storms and other emergencies affecting the City. This system is be able to send text based messages to email addresses and text capable cell phones of all members of the public who sign up for this program. Our Emergency Management Staff are also be able to update citizens directly from the field.

  • Potassium Iodide (KI) Online Ordering

    The Peekskill Office of Emergency Management provides as a free service to citizens living within the 10 mile EPZ of the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plants the ability to order Potassium Iodide (KI) pills online for delivery to your residence for use when directed in case of a nuclear emergency. PEMO will only mail to address within the 10 mile EPZ and will only mail reasonable request amounts. Only order enough pills for those persons who normally reside in your residence on a regular basis. Feel free to direct any questions to: OEM@cityofpeekskill.com.

  • Refuse Collection

    The City of Peekskill is divided into two Sanitation Districts; the East side and West side.

  • Report Potholes and Street Light Outages

    Reports of potholes, debris in the road, non-functioning streetlights or traffic signals, problems with sewers or defective City-owned trees are answered by calling the highway Department at 734-4130. After business hours, emergency calls regarding Public Works functions will be answered at 734-4186.

  • Snow Removal

    During Winter Parking Weather alerts, parking restrictions go into effect. This includes the Alternate Side of the Street Parking. Parking Regulations are indicated on street signs. A helpful "parking rule of thumb" to us during the winter Snow Season is that if there is no sign authorizing parking, then parking overnight on a City street is not permitted during Winter Parking Weather Alerts. When snow is forecast stay tuned to W.H.U.D the Government Channel and this website for information.

  • Street Maintenance

    Reports of potholes, debris in the road, non-functioning streetlights or traffic signals, problems with sewers or defective City-owned trees are answered at 734-4130. After business hours, emergency calls regarding Public Works functions will be answered at 734-4186.

  • Street Sweeper