Yonkers Insider: Storm News from Westchester County.

UPDATED 8:30 pm Sunday.

With the snow coming here’s what Westchester County is responsible for:

• The Airport

The Airport will stay open: we will keep runways clear. No expected commercial flights; perhaps a very few private general aviation arrivals or takeoffs. Will close it only if absolutely necessary

• Bee Line Bus System

Operating on a normal Monday service schedule for the morning rush hour ONLY. All service - Bee Line and ParaTransit - will cease at 10 am and will not resume for the rest of the day. NO RETURN SERVICE for the evening rush hour.

• Policing the Parkways

County Police will have extra patrols out on the Hutch, Saw Mill, Cross County, Bronx River Pkwy to assist stranded motorists. Don’t drive if you don’t have to.

• COVID Vaccines

County Center is closed Monday; all who held appointments will be contacted with new dates

County Health Clinic in WPlains is closed; no appointments were scheduled for Monday in anticipation of the storm

• Bronx River Parkway

The County is responsible for the plowing of the BRP and the Grasslands Campus in Valhalla - all other roads and streets fall under local or State authority. We will keep the BPR clear once snow reaches 3” but it may be closed at times and in sections to deal with accumulations.

We also plow our County Parks and Office bldg parking lots, which includes Playland. They are a lower priority than the public plowing we are tasked with.

• Homeless Shelters

The County DSS is tasked with protecting the homeless population and they will be out to ensure they are inside shelters during this frigid blizzard

• County Offices

All County Offices are closed on Monday; workers who are not tasked with emergency or related services will work from home

• Emergency Operations Center

The EOC will operate overnight tonight and throughout the storm to coordinate efforts between the County, utilities and other essential entities

Watch our website Westchestergov.com for news and updates as the storm progresses

Westchester County Executive George Latimer