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WEEKLY E-NEWS

‍OFFICES CLOSED TODAY

‍REMINDER: In observance of Good Friday, all Village offices and departments (except emergency services) will be closed today. There will be no garbage or recycling pickup, and the Recycling Center will be closed.

‍EASTER CELEBRATION
TOMORROW

‍POLICE DEPARTMENT
ADVISORY

Please be vigilant in reporting suspicious activity and vehicles to the Ridgewood Police Department as Ridgewood and surrounding towns have experienced an increase in motor vehicle and residential burglaries. Car thieves have become more brazen, obtaining the keys to high-end vehicles parked in driveways by breaking into houses.

Be sure to lock and secure your vehicle(s) and home, including house windows and sliding glass doors.
If you have a burglar alarm, remember to set it.
Don't keep your car keys near a door. Bring them into your bedroom when you retire for the night.

‍RX TAKE BACK DAY

‍Spring cleaning applies to your medicine cabinet too! Bring any expired or unwanted prescription medications to the Ridgewood Police Department on Saturday, April 26 between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm for proper disposal.

‍BACK BY POPULAR
DEMAND

‍DIGITAL DECLUTTERING

‍RBSA OPENING DAY

‍Join our baseball and softball community for the annual parade down Ridgewood Avenue, followed by food and fun at Veterans Field.

‍CHAT WITH THE COUNCIL

‍The second Council Chat of the year will take place on Saturday, May 3 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am in the Caucus Room on the 4th floor of Village Hall. If you would like to talk with two of our elected officials, please call 201-670-5500, ext. 2206 to reserve a time slot. Walk-ins also are welcome, but residents with appointments will be accommodated first.

‍CALLING ALL YANKEES FANS!

LEGAL RIGHTS OF SENIORS

COMMUNITY CENTER NEWS

‍The Ridgewood Community Center's Spring 2025 brochure is hot off the press. Pick up a copy at Village Hall or The Stable, or take a look online. You'll find nearly 30 programs and special events for older adults, teens and tweens - from painting to ping pong, mahjong to movie classics.

‍DEADLINE NEXT WEEK

Custom street signs aren't just for RHS graduates. They're for anyone who takes pride in their street! The deadline to order is April 23.

‍INCLUSIVE DINNER AT RAYMOND'S

‍HAVE YOU DOWNLOADED OUR APP?

"Why do I need another app?" you might ask. The new My Ridgewood app puts some of the most sought-after information in the palm of your hand - parking details, leaf pickup schedules, meeting agendas and more.

Plus, if you enable notifications, you'll receive the latest Village news, events and advisories, making it easier than ever to stay informed and connected with our community.

Nearly 2,600 people have downloaded the My Ridgewood app! Scan the QR code above or click one of the links below.

Download MY RIDGEWOOD on the App Store.

Download MY RIDGEWOOD on Google Play.

Download the My Ridgewood app today, create a profile...and be sure to hit "allow notifications."

VISIT THE VILLAGE WEBSITE

WATCH THE LATEST COUNCIL MEETING

Keith Kazmark

Village Manager

201-670-5500, ext. 2202

Carol Bialkowski

Director of Communications &

Special Projects