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The Armour-Stiner Octagon House in Irvington

Welcome to Westchester County

December #MyWestchester Photo: " Winter at the The Armour-Stiner Octagon House in Irvington by Jess Lombardi. 

Snowman

Westchester County Holiday Gift Drive

Now through Monday, December 15, residents can drop off new, unwrapped gifts appropriate for newborns up to age 21 at one of six locations throughout the county. How to donate.

BeeLineBus

Bee-Line Holiday Service

On Thursday, December 25, the Bee-Line Bus Sysrem will operate on a Sunday schedule for both fixed-route and ParaTransit riders. View Bee-Line Holiday Schedules and Service Alerts.

County Executive Jenkins and Governor Kathy Hochul and additional county officials announce crime is down at press conference, standing in front of county vehicles.

Crime is Down in Westchester

Westchester County continues to lead the way in public safety — with an 18 percent drop in index crime since last year. Read more.

Thermostat

HEAP is now open.

The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is now open. HEAP helps low-income, elderly and residents with disabilities pay their home heating costs. Learn more.

Michaelian Office Building

2026 Inauguration

Together, we mark the beginning of a new chapter in Westchester County Government - one defined by progress, collaboration and a shared commitment to the people we serve. RSVP by December 29.

The Armour-Stiner Octagon House in Irvington

Welcome to Westchester County

December #MyWestchester Photo: "Winter at the The Armour-Stiner Octagon House in Irvington" by Jess Lombardi.

Snowman

Westchester County Holiday Gift Drive

Now through Monday, December 15, residents can drop off new, unwrapped gifts appropriate for newborns up to age 21 at one of six locations throughout the county. How to donate.

County Executive Jenkins and Governor Kathy Hochul and additional county officials announce crime is down at press conference, standing in front of county vehicles.

Crime is Down in Westchester

Westchester County continues to lead the way in public safety — with an 18 percent drop in index crime since last year. Read more.

BeeLineBus

Bee-Line Holiday Service

On Thursday, December 25, the Bee-Line Bus Sysrem will operate on a Sunday schedule for both fixed-route and ParaTransit riders. View Bee-Line Holiday Schedules and Service Alerts.

Thermostat

HEAP is now open

The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is now open. HEAP helps low-income, elderly and residents with disabilities pay their home heating costs. Learn more.

Michaelian Office Building in White Plains

2026 Inauguration

Together, we mark the beginning of a new chapter in Westchester County Government - one defined by progress, collaboration and a shared commitment to the people we serve. RSVP by December 29.

    County Executive Ken Jenkins

    Meet your county executive

    Defining Leadership

    "I hope you will join me in celebrating Westchester for all that it has to offer – a unique tapestry of people, places and cultures that when blended together, create the County we all love to call home."

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    County News and events

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    Employment Opportunities

    Explore current job openings and start your career with Westchester County.

    Department of Human Resources

    View current job openings at Westchester County.

    Department of Human Resources

    View current job openings at Westchester County.

    The Catalyst

    Stay up to date with the latest news from the Office of Economic Development.

    The Westchester County Office of Economic Development drives growth by supporting employers, fostering innovation and connecting residents to opportunity. The team advances key sectors including life sciences, tech, clean energy, and quantum; powers entrepreneurship through the Element 46 Tech Accelerator; expands digital access with Connect Westchester; and links talent to jobs through countywide fairs and partnerships like the RPI + Westchester Initiative. Together, these efforts keep Westchester competitive and future-ready.

    Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and RPI President Martin A. Schmidt shaking hands at the 2025 State of the County Address.
    Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins stands with county officials at the diverse abilities job fair
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