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Village of Washingtonville – Emergency Weather Notice

Due to the pending winter storm, the Village of Washingtonville will be under a State of Emergency beginning tomorrow. Forecasts indicate the potential for up to two feet of snow.

All residents are strongly asked not to park on village roads so DPW crews can safely and efficiently plow, salt, and clear roadways. Our DPW team will be working around the clock and doing everything possible to restore safe travel conditions as quickly as possible.

For anyone in need of warmth or shelter, warming stations are available in the area, including:

Newburgh – Newburgh Ministry / Hope Safe Tavern, 13 Bridge Street
Middletown – Warming Center, 8–10 Mulberry Street
Port Jervis – Warming Station, 31 West Main Street

Additional information and updates will be posted on the Village of Washingtonville website.

Please plan ahead, stay off the roads if possible, and stay safe during this storm.

For any questions or concern please call Mayor Tom DeVinko directly on (845) 849-4523










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Village of Washingtonville
9 Fairlawn Drive
Washingtonville, New York 10992

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