The Pelham Board of Trustees serves as the governing body for the Village of Pelham in New York, playing an essential role in shaping local policy, governance, and services. Composed of elected officials including the mayor and trustees, the Board oversees the enactment of local laws, adoption of the municipal budget, and overall village administration. Their mission is to maintain and improve the quality of life for residents through responsible leadership, transparent governance, and effective public service delivery. The group is involved in fostering community development, managing land use and zoning decisions, and ensuring that vital services such as public safety, infrastructure, and sanitation run smoothly.

Unique to Pelham, the Board encourages community participation through public meetings and ongoing civic engagement, enhancing communication between residents and village government. As a steward of the village’s heritage and values, the Board also partners with local committees and departments to promote historical preservation, sustainability, and inclusiveness. Its affiliation with other Westchester County and New York State government agencies enables it to coordinate regional initiatives and funding opportunities securing the town’s long-term needs. Known for its collaborative approach, the Pelham Board of Trustees strives to deliver accountable and proactive governance for a connected and thriving community.

Key Services:

– Legislative and policy-making for the Village of Pelham
– Approval and management of the village budget and finances
– Oversight of village departments and administrative operations
– Land use regulation and zoning approvals
– Public infrastructure and services planning
– Facilitation of public meetings and civic engagement
– Intergovernmental coordination with county and state agencies
– Community development and long-term strategic planning