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Some Vital Statistics about Nyack
- Description
- Nyack is the first village on the bank of the
Hudson, west of the Tappan Zee Bridge, 33 miles
northwest of New York City. Portions of Nyack lie
within the Towns of Orangetown and Clarkstown.
- Topography
- 1 square mile, partly level, with hillsides and
slopes flowing downhill eastward to the Hudson.
- Climate
- Annual precipitation:
Rain - 45"
Snow - 25"
Average temperatures: January - 25˚F,
July - 78˚F
- Household Income (2000 Median, in 1999 dollars)
- Nyack: $54,890
- South Nyack: $53,000
- Upper Nyack: $91,156
- West Nyack: $98,931
- Home Values (Single Family, Owner Occupied, 2000 Median)
- Nyack: $246,400
- South Nyack: $301,300
- Upper Nyack: $317,700
- West Nyack: $257,500
- Monthly Rentals (2000 Median)
- Nyack: $934
- South Nyack: $957
- Upper Nyack: $1,172
- West Nyack: $959
- Population (2000 U.S. Census)
- Nyack: 6,737
- South Nyack: 3,473
- Upper Nyack: 1,863
- West Nyack: 3,282
- Total: 15,355
- Education
- Nyack Public Schools: 3 elementary schools, 1
middle school, 1 high school.
Average SAT Scores: Math - 511, Verbal - 498
Graduates attending college: 95%
- Post Office
- 48 South Broadway, Nyack NY 10960
- Village Hall
- 9 North Broadway, Nyack NY 10960 Phone: (845) 358-0548
- Mayor
- John Shields (845) 358-0229
- Village Clerk
- Mary White (845) 358-0548
- Parking Authority
- (845) 358-3851
- Village Board
- Trustees: Denise Hogan, Richard Kavesh, Marie Lorenzini, Louise Parker
(845) 358-5583
- Law Enforcement
- In an emergency, dial 911.
For non-emergency calls:
Clarkstown Police: (845) 639-5800
Orangetown Police: (845) 359-3700
Fire Department: (845) 353-6190
- Nyack Hospital
- 160 North Midland Avenue, Nyack NY 10960
Phone: (845) 348-2000
- Nyack Community Ambulance Corps
- (845) 358-4824
- Transportation
- Metro North Railroad: (800) METRO-INFO
Coach USA: (845) 356-0877
NJ Transit: (973) 491-7000
Transport of Rockland: (845) 364-3333
TAPPAN ZEExpress: (845) 364-3333
AA Taxi: (845) 358-5800
Nyack Taxi: (845) 358-4444
- Annual Events
- Springfest: Mid-April
Farmers' Market: Mid-May through Mid-October
Memorial Day Parade
Septemberfest: Mid-September
Firemen's Parade: bi-annually
Halloween Parade
Holiday Tree Lighting
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