We’re looking forward to the Yonkers St. Patrick’s Day Parade along McLean Avenue on Saturday, March 21, where we will proudly honor our Yonkers Fire Commissioner, William Fitzpatrick, as this …

You can get to Yonkers from almost anywhere, and easily so. Ten Metro North Railroad stations serve Yonkers; five major highways connect Yonkers with the rest of Westchester County, New York City, …

Downtown Yonkers is a bustling, transit-oriented destination, easily accessible and well-connected through various modes of transportation. The Yonkers Metro-North Train Station serves as a major …

The City takes pride in keeping Yonkers clean, green and sustainable through the collection, transportation and disposal of garbage and recycling, which is managed by the Department of Public …

The Yonkers Department of Housing and Buildings (DHB) is responsible for safeguarding the health, safety and welfare of Yonkers residents, business and property owners in the area of housing and …

Downtown Yonkers A lively, transit-friendly district blending modern amenities with historic charm, offering rich cultural attractions and dynamic community growth.

Mayor Mike Spano and the City of Yonkers celebrate many occasions, events, cultures, and raise special attention to awareness campaigns throughout the year by lighting City Hall and the Clock …

The City of Yonkers has entered into an agreement with Link2Gov to enable patrons to pay for services online by Credit Card or by Electronic Check.

With nearly 200,000 residents, Yonkers is New York's third-largest city and the largest in Westchester County. Our location adjacent to New York City provides the economic advantages of the country's …

The Yonkers Department of Housing and Buildings (DHB) is responsible for safeguarding the health, safety and welfare of Yonkers residents, businesses, and property owners in the area of housing and …