Legislator David Imamura

10/23/2026

The Westchester County Health Department’s Division of Environmental Health is actively working with the Town of Greenburgh and its water operators to monitor a significant water-main break, including ensuring appropriate water quality testing once service is restored, and supporting repair efforts.

UPDATE as of 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 25

“The boil water advisory issued by the Westchester County Department of Health for parts of the Town of Greenburgh remains in effect at least through Monday, October 26, 2026, and will not be lifted until further water quality testing confirms the supply is safe.
Current Status & Safety Guidelines
Duration: The advisory was triggered by a major 16-inch water valve break near Central Park Avenue and Ardsley Road. While repairs by Greenburgh Consolidated Water District #1 have progressed, standard protocol requires water samples to be tested over a minimum period before the county lifts the order
I have not received any further updates from the county health department and will reach out to residents as soon as they get back to me. A volunteer, Brendan Fitzpatrick, sent me an e mail indicating that alot of people are complaining trying to figure out if the water advisory impacted them. The volunteer has software to make maps quickly. If you would like me to send you the map that he came up with to help you better understand the county advisory please e mail me at [email protected].”

PAUL FEINER

ORIGINAL ALERT from Oct. 23:

A has been issued, meaning that those in the affected areas are strongly advised to boil all tap water at a rolling boil for a minimum of one minute prior to drinking it or using it to prepare food, wash dishes by hand or brush teeth. The advisory does not extend to bathing, washing clothes or using a dishwasher.

The Boil Water Advisory will remain in effect until further notice as a precautionary measure related to water main break/repair for all customers in the following areas served by the Greenburgh Consolidated Water District #1 in the Town of Greenburgh:

Description of Outage Area:
Area 1: Sprain Brook Parkway (Western Boundary), Central Avenue (Eastern Boundary), Jackson Avenue (southern Boundary), Underhill Road (Northern Boundary)
Area 2: Central Avenue (Western Boundary), Bronx River Parkway (Eastern Boundary), Dromore Road (not including Old Colony Road) (Northern Boundary)
Area 3: Central Avenue Corridor between Underhill Road/Old Army Road (Southern Boundary) and W/E Hartsdale Ave (Northern Boundary)
Area 4: W/E Hartsdale Avenue/Knollwood Road (Western/Southern Boundary), I-287 (Northern Boundary)
Area 5: I-287 (Southern Boundary), Old Tarrytown Road (Northern Boundary), Washington Avenue (West Boundary), Beech/Maple Street (Eastern Boundary)
Area 6: Saw Mill River Rd (to Stone Avenue in Elmsford) (Northern/Western Boundary), Sprain Brook Parkway (Eastern Boundary), Houses North of Secor Road (Northern Boundary)

The Boil Water Advisory will remain in effect until further testing confirms the water supply is safe for consumption and residents are officially notified that the advisory has been lifted.

10/22/2026

Another excerpt from my interview with Flora White Ingra for her Evolution Content Services podcast series.

10/21/2026

Kudos to my colleague across the river, Beth Davidson for Rockland, for introducing and helping ensure unanimous passage of Rockland County Legislature’s Dwelling Security Act, which provides lock changes and security cameras to survivors of domestic violence at no cost.

The act is comparable to the Safety Measures for Survivors of Domestic Violence Act, which I introduced at the Westchester County Board of Legislators in 2024.

There is no better time than to reinforce that victims of domestic violence and their families everywhere deserve to live in safety and without fear of abuse, so thank you Legislator Davidson for your leadership.

Read the full article on Rockland’s new law here: https://westchester.news12.com/domestic-violence-survivors-to-receive-help-paying-for-home-security-upgrades-in-rockland

And learn more about Westchester’s law: https://www.westchestercountyny.gov/all-press-releases/westchester-county-signs-safety-measures-for-survivors-of-domestic-violence-act

County lawmakers voted unanimously to approve the program, which is aimed at improving safety for people seeking to rebuild their lives after domestic violence.

10/20/2026

Thank you to the dozens of Rivertowns residents who joined Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky and I at Ardsley Public Library this past weekend to receive hands-on assistance with their Unclaimed Funds from NYS Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli’s office.

And if you haven’t yet, visit https://ouf.osc.ny.gov/app/claim-search and find out whether you have money owed to you by a private vendor that’s currently being safeguarded by the State.

And a special thank you to Joe Orlando and Gabi Madden from the Comptroller’s office and Library Director Marianne Ripin for all their help making the afternoon a success.

10/16/2026

Reminder! Tomorrow! Hope to see you there.

If you received a letter from my office in collaboration with NYS Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Assemblymember Amy Paulin and Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky sharing that you or someone in your household has currently being held by NYS Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli: 1. The letter is legitimate, and I encourage you to read through it and follow its recommended steps; and 2. My elected counterparts and I, along with staff from the Comptroller's office, will be present at the Public Library on Oct. 17 from noon-3 p.m. to offer hands-on guidance, assistance and reassurance for any claimant who needs it or simply wants to learn more about Unclaimed Funds.

As always, contact my office with any questions or concerns, and visit https://www.osc.ny.gov/unclaimed-funds to do a quick check for whether the State has money ready to return to you at no charge.

10/14/2026

As a lifelong Irvington resident, I never take for granted how fortunate we are as a community to have the Irvington Fire Department at the ready in an emergency. It was my honor to attend its 146th Annual Inspection and salute longtime department member Joseph Clark, who is retiring after a half-century of service.

Thank you, Joe, for a lifetime of selfless volunteerism, and to IFD for its ongoing and essential contributions to our village’s safety.

10/07/2026

I was grateful and moved to be at Temple Israel Center of White Plains last night for Westchester Jewish Council’s October 7 commemoration, and particularly to hear survivor and former hostage Andrei Kozlov share his experiences.

My thoughts in this moment are with the victims of that day’s attacks, their loved ones, survivors like Mr. Kozlov and the Jewish community.

Shalom Aleichem.

10/06/2026

Thank you Flora White Ingra and Evolution Content Services for having me on as a guest to discuss the issues that matter most to my constituents and I.

10/05/2026

A busy but wonderful weekend around the district. Kudos to Hastings-on-Hudson for a vibrant and successful Village Oktoberfest and America250: A Salute to Service Parade; ArtsWestchester after another terrific Mooncake Night Market celebration; members of Westchester's Nepalese community for taking initiative and gathering at the County building steps in White Plains in commemoration of lives lost amid the recent, catastrophic floods that struck Nepal; and Hastings FortyFour - Protection Engine Co. No. 1 on 150 years (!) of selflessly saving lives.

Thank you to everyone out there for making our villages, towns and county worthy of their collective, enviable repute.