Snow Emergency Declared

A Snow Emergency has been declared in the Town of Yorktown effective as of 6:00 PM on Sunday, February 22, 2026. 

This Snow Emergency has been declared due to a severe snowstorm that may cause extremely hazardous conditions on the roadways and throughout the entire town. 

This situation threatens public safety.

This Snow Emergency will remain in effect until 6:00 PM on Monday, February 23, 2026, or if it is rescinded by a subsequent order.

As a reminder, this does not mean that you cannot drive, however residents are encouraged to avoid unnecessary travel.

DO NOT park on Town Roads during the snow storm. Cars will be ticketed and towed. 

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins has declared a State of Emergency for the County effective Sunday, February 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM in anticipation of the winter storm expected to impact the region beginning Sunday morning, with conditions deteriorating throughout the evening and overnight into Monday.

Forecasters are predicting heavy snow leading to hazardous road conditions, and high winds that may lead to downed trees and power outages.

Residents are advised to:

• Avoid unnecessary travel, especially Sunday evening into Monday
• Charge all electronic devices in advance in case of power outages
• Secure outdoor items due to expected high winds
• Monitor local forecasts and official updates

The Westchester County Departments of Emergency Services, Public Safety and Public Works and Transportation are prepared and will be actively monitoring conditions.