🎉 100+ Signatures | We’re Just Getting Started
We’re excited to share that our petition has now passed 100 signatures in just over a week!
This is an incredible start, and it proves that there is real community interest in finding long-term solutions to flooding in Elmsford.
We also want to give a special thank you to Mayor Robert Williams for his support and full endorsement of this effort. We’re grateful to have our Mayor stand with Elmsford residents who want to see meaningful progress on flood protection.
Elmsford Day is Next Weekend!
We’ll be at Elmsford Day next weekend, near the registration booth, handing out flyers and talking with neighbors about the petition.
If you see us, please stop by and say hello! And if you haven’t signed yet, we’d love to have your support.
As we head into a weekend of heavy rain, the importance of addressing Elmsford’s recurring flooding is especially clear. This is a problem our community has experienced for decades, and we believe it’s time to keep building support for long-term solutions.
Help us keep the momentum going!
Please share the petition with your friends, family, neighbors, local businesses, and community or neighborhood groups that may want to support flood protection in Elmsford. We need all hands on deck!
If you received one of our flyers, please share it or display it wherever you can to help spread the word! Put it in a business window, share the QR code with your neighbors, or pass the flyer along to someone who may want to get involved.
Every signature and every share helps demonstrate that our community wants to see this issue addressed.
100 signatures is just the beginning. With Elmsford Day ahead, we’re ready to keep building this momentum and bring even more residents, businesses, and community voices into the conversation.
Thank you for being part of it! - The Dill Family
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