Local records by town
Board meetings, permits and property records by town. Coverage varies by town. Each town below lists what is available here and links to its official website.
Ardsley
We do not list board records for this town yet. Use the municipality’s website for agendas and minutes.
Bronxville
We do not list board records for this town yet. Use the municipality’s website for agendas and minutes.
Dobbs Ferry
We do not list board records for this town yet. Use the municipality’s website for agendas and minutes.
Harrison
We do not list board records for this town yet. Use the municipality’s website for agendas and minutes.
Town/Village of Harrison: official website · Property search
Hastings-on-Hudson
66 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Village of Hastings-on-Hudson: official website · Property search
Irvington
119 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Larchmont
148 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Town of Mamaroneck
18 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Village of Mamaroneck
60 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
New Castle
88 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Pelham
60 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Pelham Manor
35 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Rye
26 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Scarsdale
217 meeting records and agenda items. See dates and sources in the town edition.
Tarrytown
We do not list board records for this town yet. Use the municipality’s website for agendas and minutes.
Being on an agenda does not mean a request was approved. The zoning case archive covers Scarsdale only. Check each municipality’s official records for decisions and current requirements.
Unofficial. Confirm figures on the town’s official roll or in PROS, the county’s property records system, before you act on them.