A New Reality in Westchester: When it Pours, Our Beaches Are Closed Due to Elevated Bacteria

BEACH CLOSURE NOTIFICATION DUE TO ELEVATED BACTERIA LEVELS

The Westchester County Health Department has closed the following beaches as a precaution because of high levels of rainfall in the past 24 hours which may lead to elevated bacteria levels. If excessive rainfall does not occur in the next 24 hours, beaches may reopen on August 6, 2024.

MAMARONECK:

  • Harbor Island
  • Beach Point Club
  • Orienta Beach Club
  • Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Club

RYE:

  • Coveleigh Club

NEW ROCHELLE:

  • Hudson Park Beach
  • Davenport Club
  • Greentree Club
  • Surf Club

Residents and visitors are encouraged to visit the Westchester County website for the latest updates on beach closures and reopening schedules. The County remains committed to maintaining high standards of environmental health and safety across its recreational facilities.

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