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 Call your local municipality for road maintenance emergencies, complaints or problems such as potholes, downed trees, road sign damage, catch basin or drainage problems.

Cities
Mount Vernon (914) 665-2334
New Rochelle (914) 654-2131
Peekskill (914) 734-4130
Rye (914) 967-7464
White Plains (914) 422-1202
Yonkers (914) 377-6270
Towns and Villages
Ardsley (914) 693-0117
Briarcliff Manor (914) 941-9105
Bronxville (914) 337-7338

Bedford

(914) 666-7669

Buchanan (914) 737-6858
Cortlandt (914) 737-0047
Croton-on-Hudson (914) 271-3775
Dobbs Ferry (914) 693-5506
Eastchester (914) 961-8540
Elmsford (914) 592-5093
Greenburgh (914) 993-1576
Harrison (914) 670-3100
Hastings-on-Hudson (914) 478-2170 (Ext.613)
Irvington (914) 591-6044
Larchmont (914) 834-6965
Mamaroneck Village (914) 777-7745
Mamaroneck Town (914) 381-7825
Mount Kisco Village (914) 666-8193
Mount Pleasant (914) 769-1045
New Castle (914) 238-3968
North Castle (914) 273-3561
North Salem (914) 669-5310
Ossining Village

(914) 941-4660

Ossining Town (914) 941-2241
Pelham (914) 738-2015
Pelham Manor (914) 738-8820
Pound Ridge (914) 764-5690
Port Chester (914) 939-5207
Pleasantville (914) 769-3883
Rye Town (914) 939-3075
Rye Brook (914) 939-0753
Scarsdale (914) 722-1150
Sleepy Hollow (914) 366-5190
Somers (914) 232-4848
Tarrytown (914) 631-0356
Tuckahoe (914) 231-0214
Yorktown (914) 962-5781

 

 

County government looks to realize savings through shared services and programs.  From fleet management to implementing a pavement management system to monitor the condition of roads for better capital planning. Public Works is ready to share its knowledge and expertise with county municipalities, schools and special districts. Take advantage of this expertise and experience. DPWT can be a key resource when making decisions about which products to use and how to improve the efficiency of your public works operation.

DPWT can make highway and road signs and salt brine at cost and replace the air in tires with nitrogen -- a proven way to increase the life of the vehicle, improve safety and fuel efficiency -- for free.

Another valuable resource is their in-house expertise on the design, construction, bidding, contracting and managing of public works projects. DPWT has a list of pre-qualified engineers, architects and land surveyors that have already gone through the county’s qualification process and met its standards. They have pre-qualified firms in a number of disciplines, such as mechanical, electrical, environmental and architectural. DPWT will share these lists if you need assistance selecting such professionals.

Review the array of services offered by DPWT to see what may benefit you. Looking for other possible savings? Go to our countywide shared services section.

Service  Description
Anifreeze and Synthetic
Oil Recycling

DPW has developed procedures for recycling: 

  • Used motor oil
  • Synthetic oil
  • Tires
  • Antifreeze
  • Refrigerants
  • Scrape metals

We can provide this information and share expertise in garage operation with your staff.

Boilerplate Contracts and Design Agreements

We have created standard forms for consultant design services, consultant construction management services, professional service agreements and contracts. In addition, we retain a master list of engineers, architects and land surveyors. All of these are available for municipal use.

Engineers and Architects

We maintain master listings of engineers, architects and land surveyors that have already been through our vetting process. We can share these lists with you if you need assistance in the selection of such a professional.

We have pre-qualified firms in a number of disciplines (mechanical, electrical, environmental, and architectural) through our Professional Selection Process. Depending on municipal policies and procedures, this service allows municipalities to select from one of these firms without having to develop its own RFP.

We have standardized our RFPs, design and construction administration scope of services and agreements. These are available to municipalities and can be used in whole or as a model in developing these instruments for your own projects.

Fleet Management

The Westchester Educational Safety Training Committee, established by DPW with several municipalities in 2005, represented one of the Departments’ first efforts to share vehicle maintenance ideas and information. The Committee has grown and now includes representation from 26 municipalities, 3 counties and 3 states. Among the programs developed through the Committee and available to you are testing and installation of diesel emission control devices and conversion of vehicles to run on cooking oil. Both of these initiatives result in cleaner tailpipe emissions.

DPW has been purchasing hybrid vehicles since 2004 and has information and data on the performance of various makes and models. It can assist you in selecting vehicles that best meet your needs as well as with purchasing these vehicles through existing county contracts.  In addition, DPW’s fleet garage has piloted and studied a number of different maintenance programs such as:  synthetic motor oil, diesel emission control equipment and safety equipment for sanitation vehicles in an effort to reduce exhaust emissions and county costs.

Green Cleaning Products In 2006, we tested a number of “green” cleaning products for use in county facilities and is now purchasing and using these products regularly. If you are considering using green products for some or all aspects of your operations, we can provide you with information about our experiences during the testing phase. In addition, if you are interested in purchasing such products, you may do so off the county’s purchasing list.
Highway Signage

We have the capability to design and produce various types of signage, both interior and exterior, such as:

  • Names plates
  • Directory signage
  • Highway regulatory signs
  • Special order type signage

We can design and produce these for you at cost.

Pavement Management Rating System We survey and rate the condition of roads and parking lots annually. As such, we have developed a rating system that can be provided for use in standardizing your own inspections and road ratings. This program has been beneficial to the county in developing its priorities for its capital improvement program.
Public Bidding In 2007, we entered into a contract with the Hudson Valley Municipal Purchasing Group (Bid-Net). Bid-Net allows us to upload contract specifications onto their Web site and allows contractors to download those specifications and submit a bid proposal directly to the County. This effort has substantially reduced paper usage and has given the county access to a larger network of bidders. We can provide information and assistance to you regarding how to advertise your bids and how to bid your projects through this service
Salt Brine We have installed a salt brine facility at the Lake Street maintenance facility in West Harrison. The pre-application of salt brine on roads, parking lots and sidewalks prior to a snow/ice storm has been shown to reduce the amount of salt needed with the same and even better results then the standard practice of applying salt after the commence-ment of the storm.

There are environmental benefits in using less salt as well. Additionally, it saves money because less salt will need to be purchased. We can provide assistance and information to those considering installing their own facility or for those who wish to share the use of the county facility.
Traffic Engineering Studies We can perform traffic warrant studies and traffic counts. We can provide standard details on sign and traffic signal installation or assist you in selecting a consulting firm that can perform these activities.

 Call your local municipality for road maintenance emergencies, complaints or problems such as potholes, downed trees, road sign damage, catch basin or drainage problems.

Cities  
Mount Vernon (914) 665-2463
New Rochelle (914) 235-4029
Peekskill (914) 734-4310
Rye (914) 967-7464
White Plains (914) 422-1202
Yonkers (914) 377-6000
   
Towns and Villages  
Ardsley (914) 693-0017
Briarcliff Manor (914) 941-9105
Bronxville (914) 337-7338

Bedford

(914) 666-7669

Buchanan (914) 737-6858
Cortlandt (914) 737-0100
Croton-on-Hudson (914) 271-3775
Dobbs Ferry (914) 693-2203
Eastchester (914) 961-8540
Elmsford (914) 592-6555
Greenburgh (914) 993-1573
Harrison (914) 835-2000 (ext. 995)
Hastings-on-Hudson (914) 478-2170
Irvington (914) 591-6044
Larchmont (914) 834-6965
Mamaroneck Village (914) 698-2436
Mamaroneck Town (914) 381-7810
Mount Kisco Village (914) 241-0500
Mount Pleasant (914) 769-1045
New Castle (914) 238-3968
North Castle (914) 273-3561
North Salem (914) 669-5310
Ossining Village

(914) 941-4660

Ossining Town (914) 941-2241
Pelham (914) 738-2015
Pelham Manor (914) 738-8820
Pound Ridge (914) 764-5511
Port Chester (914) 939-5207
Pleasantville (914) 769-3883
Rye Town (914) 939-3075
Rye Brook (914) 939-0753
Scarsdale (914) 722-1150
Sleepy Hollow (914) 631-1440
Somers (914) 232-4848
Tarrytown (914) 631-0356
Tuckahoe (914) 961-4271
Yorktown (914) 962-5781