Located in Village Hall, the Office of the Village Attorney takes care of all legal issues pertaining to the Village.…More This includes advising the mayor and other departments and officials.</p> <p>John D. Cavallaro is the Village Attorney and Gary R. Gjertsen is the Deputy Village Attorney. </p>

The assessor's office, located in Village Hall, decides the value and tax assessment of each piece of property in the…More village of Bronxville, along with maintaining a yearly assessment roll.</p> <p>Anthony DeBellis is the village assessor. </p>

Located in Village Hall, the treasurer's office takes care of all the village's finances, including investments and…More debt, and advises other officials in the village.</p> <p>John Pintos is the treasurer. </p>

Located in Village Hall, the Building Department is the place to obtain building and construction permits for…More projects in the Village. In addition, the department conducts inspections and maintains and implements zoning and ordinance codes, as well as the NYS Fire Prevention and Building Code.</p> <p>Bill Williams is the building inspector. </p>

Based in Village Hall, the Receiver of Taxes collects Village taxes in both June and December.

Susan Ciamarra…More is the receiver of taxes.</p>

Located on the second floor of Village Hall, the Building Department is responsible for issuing all permits for any…More and all village construction projects—from building permits to demolition, electrical and plumbing, among others. The department also ensures that buildings meet state codes, issues certificates of occupancy and gives out violations summons.</p> <p>Vincent Pici, P.E., is the building superintendent and village engineer.</p>

Located on the first floor of Village Hall, the department of the treasurer is responsible for all financial matters…More pertaining to the Village. This includes creating and maintaining the budget, collecting taxes and investing funds, among other responsibilities. </p> <p>Robert J. Fels is the treasurer. </p>

Justice Court is located on the first floor of Village Hall. Hon. George R. Mayer and Hon. George C. McKinnis serve…More as village justices, and Michelle Pinto is the court clerk.</p> <p>The court handles cases including criminal, civil, small claims, traffic violations and landlord/tenant. Court is in session every Wednesday and is held either in the daytime or evening, date depending. Parking tickets are heard on Tuesdays at 3pm. </p>

The Department of Public Works is located on the second floor of Village Hall and includes 23 employees when fully…More staffed. The department takes care of a range of jobs, including snow removal, sanitation, recycling and road maintenance.</p> <p>Rocco Circosta is the superintendent of the department.</p>

The parking department, located in Village Hall, handles all issues pertaining to parking permits. These include…More dispensing permits to merchants, residents and commuters for daytime and overnight parking as well as handling the full-time parking spaces available to residents.</p> <p>The parking commissioner is William J. Murphy.</p>

Located in Village Hall, the Tuckahoe Police Department is made up of 25 officers. John Costanzo is the chief.

Located in Village Hall, the police department is made up of 23 law-enforcement agents and includes bicycle,…More detective and youth divisions.</p> <p>The department strives to prevent crime, protect the residents and businesses of Bronxville and maintain order in the community. In addition, the department offers various services, such as "dark house checks" (when an officer surveys the exterior of a home upon the owner's request), and an e-alert notification system. The police department also takes care of the required registration of all village alarm systems.</p> <p>Christopher Satriale is the chief of police. </p>