EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 43 MIN
TWIW 09: February 18, 2026
from This Week in Westchester: The Podcast · host Westchester County Government
Topics Included:· The Department of Public Safety and its Real Time Crime intelligence center are monitoring social media activity and working with municipal law enforcement partners to discourage so-called teen “takeovers” of retail venues and other public spaces. · Countywide Waste Reduction Survey: Westchester County has released its comprehensive Waste Reduction Study, and the findings confirm that the County is leading when it comes to waste reduction. The Study has also outlined a forward-looking strategy to further increase recycling, reduce waste and advance a circular economy. · In observance of National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, My Sister’s Place Senior Director of Social Transformation Kymberly McNair will join to discuss the organization’s teen education and violence prevention program.· Deborah Novick, Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation for the Westchester County Office of Economic Development announced that applications are now open for the Element 46 Tech Accelerator - now entering its 11th cohort. · Westchester County Government will officially transition its website domain from westchestergov.com to WestchesterCountyNY.gov effective March 2, reinforcing the County’s commitment to transparency, security and public trust. · County Executive Ken Jenkins acknowledges the passing of Richard L. Ottinger, Dean Emeritus and former Congressman, and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, recognizing their lasting contributions to public service, civil rights and the communities they served. ---Do you have feedback or a suggestion for a future podcast topic? Please let us know by emailing [email protected] and include Podcast in the subject line.For the latest news & updates visit the Westchester County Newsroom or follow us on social: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter) | LinkedIn | YouTube
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Topics Included: · The Department of Public Safety and its Real Time Crime intelligence center are monitoring social media activity and working with municipal law enforcement partners to discourage so-called teen “takeovers” of retail venues and other public spaces. · Countywide Waste Reduction Survey: Westchester County has released its comprehensive Waste Reduction Study, and the findings confirm that the County is leading when it comes to waste...
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