Category: Emergency
Use of Face Coverings is Required in Public Places
The Village of Cedarhurst cares about the health and well-being of its residents. With that in mind, we would like to remind you of the continued importance of wearing masks and […]
Read MoreOP-ED | Solving the Covid problem
Mayor, how do we solve the Covid problem? I can’t tell you how many times people have asked me this exact question or some variation of it. They are perplexed or amused when I don’t have an answer. People assume that I have “insider information.” I wish I did.
Read MoreStimulus Payments for Senior and Disabled Beneficiaries with Dependents
Are you receiving Social Security retirement or disability benefits (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Railroad Retirement benefits, or VA benefits?
Read MoreUpdate on NY Pause
On April 16, 2020, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that he believes that the apex has occurred and the curve is flattening.
Read MoreAn Open Letter to Our Friends, Families and Neighbors
Despite the suffering of so many of our friends, family members and neighbors, and the terrible loss of life, we may be able to take solace in the apparent flattening […]
Read MoreFlags flown at half-staff to honor state’s COVID-19 victims.
The COVID-19 pandemic is an epidemiological crisis, but for many it can be a psychological one.
Read MoreNY PAUSE
During his daily coronavirus briefing on April 6th, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo ordered NY PAUSE to continue through April 29th.
Read MoreMeter Parking in the Village
Mayor Benjamin Weinstock has extended the suspension of parking meters and alternate side parking regulations in the Village through April 11th 2020. However, the Village will continue enforcing other parking regulations, including […]
Read MoreMessage From NC Legislator Howard Kopel | Coronavirus Update
As of today, New York State is reporting that there are 8,544 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Nassau County, an increase of 1,200 since yesterday. This number includes residents who have recovered from the virus. Unfortunately, 63 residents have passed away.
Read MoreHow to Properly Remove and Dispose of Gloves, Masks and Sanitizing Wipes
We have noticed that our streets and parking lots are becoming littered with discarded gloves, masks and sanitizing wipes. This is not only unsightly, but it also increases the possible spread of the COVID-19; the very disease that these precautionary items are trying to protect against.
Read MoreMedia Advisory | Nassau County Police Department Protective Measure Plan
County Executive Laura Curran and Commissioner of Police Patrick J. Ryder continue to remind the public of the Police Department’s plans and protective measures for Police Officers and Police Medics when responding to aided cases that are symptomatic of the Coronavirus.
Read MoreNassau County Request for Medical Supplies
County Executive Laura Curran, Commissioner of Police Patrick J. Ryder and OEM Commissioner Steven Morelli announce that Nassau County will begin to accept donations of medical supplies during this unprecedented National State of Emergency.
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