Residents weigh in on Peekskill waterfront makeover

The Peekskill waterfront could soon be getting a major makeover. The city had its first public meeting last night at the Field Library to get residents' input on changes they'd like to see. Peekskill

News 12 Staff

Mar 31, 2015, 4:25 PM

Updated 3,319 days ago

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Residents weigh in on Peekskill waterfront makeover
The Peekskill waterfront could soon be getting a major makeover.
The city had its first public meeting last night at the Field Library to get residents' input on changes they'd like to see.
Peekskill was awarded a $50,000 grant to spruce up the waterfront section. City officials will also ask for another $50,000 from taxpayers.
Some businesses are hoping the plans will bring more hustle and bustle to the area.
Another public meeting on the waterfront redevelopment is expected later this spring.


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