City says parking kiosks arriving soon; meter removal, public notice to follow
September 30, 2026 | Peekskill, Westchester County, New York
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Council members asked DPW for a timeline on removing single-space parking meters and how removal would be executed. The DPW superintendent said the replacement plan centers on kiosk installation: kiosks are scheduled to arrive by the end of the month and staff will begin removing individual meters thereafter, with public notice to allow residents time to transition.
"Once the kiosks came, then we'll start eliminating everything," the DPW presenter said, adding that the city wants to give residents time to adapt. Council discussed whether removal would start before or after the new year; DPW said it likely could begin earlier but emphasized a plan to notify people in advance. No formal decision was made at the session.
"Once the kiosks came, then we'll start eliminating everything," the DPW presenter said, adding that the city wants to give residents time to adapt. Council discussed whether removal would start before or after the new year; DPW said it likely could begin earlier but emphasized a plan to notify people in advance. No formal decision was made at the session.
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