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Watch Meeting Video: BZA November 6, 2024 Meeting »

Please use the following link to watch the November 4th, 2024 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting
 
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Please use the following link to watch the November 4th, 2024 Board of Architecture Review meeting
 
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Watch Meeting Video: BOT October 23, 2024 Special Meeting »

Please use the following link to watch the October 7th, 2024 Board of Trustees Special Meeting
 
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Watch Meeting Video: BAR October 7, 2024 Meeting »

Please use the following link to watch the October 7th, 2024 Board of Architecture Review Special Meeting
 
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From the Mayor's Desk

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Mayor's Desk
 

Read here the Mayor’s latest monthly newsletter.

 Honoring our Tuxedo Park Veterans

Monday, November 11, 2024 is Veterans Day in the United States. Originally called Armistice Day when declared by President Woodrow Wilson in November 1919. The holiday commemorates the end of World War I. Today, we recognize all Veterans and honor their service to our Country. 

In Tuxedo Park, we give thanks to the following residents who have Honorably served in the US military: Allen Barnett; David Chin; Richard Dzina; Christopher Kasker; Jennifer Kasker; Leith McLoughlin and Ivan Tyhovich. We also thank the survivors of deceased Veterans: Donna Decoursey, spouse of John Straton; Joan Laubsch, spouse of Richard Laubsch; Matthew Hlvaka, son of Joseph Hlvaka and Maureen Love, spouse of Talbot Love.

Marc     

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1886
Year Built 


Welcome! Tuxedo Park is an extraordinary place in which to live. The village was incorporated as a Village in 1952. In recognition of its historical and architectural significance, Tuxedo Park was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on March 13, 1980. 

3.22 sq mi
Total Area
There are about 330 houses in the Village of Tuxedo Park and two buildings with 13 apartments. Within the confines of the village are three lakes: Tuxedo Lake is the largest by far of the three and serves as the village reservoir, while the more minor Pond No. 3 and Wee Wah Lake serve as recreational bodies of water and backups to the reservoir. No swimming or powerboating is allowed in Tuxedo Lake to retain optimal water quality. The village covers 2,086 acres.
623
Population
Based on the 2019 US Census the population of the village is 623, up 22 people from the 2018 US Census of 601 people. We have 30+ village employees.