The Village of Larchmont clerk is Eileen A. Finn and her office is located in Village Hall. The clerk is a source of…More information on a number of subjects regarding the village. She issues birth and death certificates, parking permits, dog licenses, and other non-building related permits.</p> <p>For more information on permits issued by the clerk's office, visit the village's Web site.</p> <p> </p>

The current village manager is Richard Slingerland.  As the village's chief executive and chief administrative…More officer, he is responsible for the every day operations of all departments, except for the police.</p> <p>Among the several roles served by the manager are personnel administrator, labor relations, grants writer and coordinator, project management, budget officer and village liaison with other governmental entities.</p> <p>He is also in charge of publishing the "Voice of the Village" newsletter, preparing and awarding bids and handling insurance matters.</p> <p>Issues within the village that have not been addressed by the specific departments should be directed to the manager's office.</p> <p>For any of the following permits, also contact the manager's office: application for engraved paving brick, Harbor Island Park; permit for a sidewalk cafe; permit for a block party; permit to screen a film (private or public property); permit to place signs at the triangle by the post office. </p>

The Water Department is in charge of maintaining a healthy drinking water system in the village. It handles drinking…More water complaints and is responsible for turning residents' water on and off, and for reading the meters. </p> <p>The office on 2015 Boston Post Rd. is not open to the public. For service questions, call 914-834-4893. Water bills inquiries should be addressed to the treasurer's office, 914-834-6230, ext. 3.</p>

The village treasurer is Denis J. Brucciani and his office is located on the second floor of Village…More Hall. He administers the budget and handles all financial matters, such as water billing, taxes, and accounts payable and receivable. </p> <p>Water bills are made available in April and October and property tax payments are due by the end of June.</p>

Susan M. Thomas, the current Village of Larchmont assessor, is in charge of maintaining a yearly assessment of all…More properties in the village.  These properties are assessed at a median percentage of market value, which is established every year by the Office or Real Property Services in Newburgh, New York. </p> <p>The median percentage for residential properties is called the residential assessment ratio (RAR).  The equalization rate (ER) is used for all other types of property.  </p> <p>Applications for partial exemption of real estate taxes and for complaints on real property assessments are processed by the assessor's office. For more information, call the assessor's office at 914-381-7820. </p>

The Community Services office was established in 1976 to provide, coordinate and administer human services for the…More Town of Mamaroneck and the Village of Larchmont.  </p> <p>The office provides direct help or referrals to seniors, disabled and low-income residents with issues regarding housing, employment, and others. It also helps community groups coordinate charity events in the holiday season, and supervises the senior center on Boston Post Road, which is sponsored by the Town of Mamaroneck. </p> <p>For a directory of social services in the tri-municipal area, refer to the office's community services directory. </p>