The Village of Mamaroneck’s Ad Hoc Police Reform and Reinvention (PRRC) Advisory Committee will host a Public Forum on

Thursday, December 10th at 7:00pm
via ZOOM (see below for login information).

“The Village is reaching out to all residents and sections of Mamaroneck to have participation that reflects our diversity,” said Village of Mamaroneck Mayor Tom Murphy. “We encourage everyone to share their views and opinions.”

Earlier this year, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed Executive Order 203 to reinvent and modernize police strategies and programs – requiring every police department in New York State to develop a reform plan with community input. For every municipality’s police department, the plan:

• Must address policies, procedures, practices, and deployment.
• Must certify that they have engaged stakeholders in a public and open process on policing strategies and tools.
• Must be presented to the public for comment.
• Must have a legislative body certify the plan.

The PRRC’s Public Forum on Thursday, December 10th will be the second and final Public Forum following one that took place on Tuesday, December 1st. Individuals wishing to participate in the Public Forum are encouraged to prepare their statements beforehand and will be asked to limit their statements to 3 minutes. In addition to these two Public Forums, an online (and print-version) Survey (in both ENGLISH and SPANISH) is being developed that will provide individuals another way to share their opinions and experiences. The link to the Survey will be posted under the “Village News” section on the Village’s homepage in the coming week.

Information gathered from the Public Forums and Survey, when complete, will be developed by the PRRC into a collaborative police reform and reinvention plan as a way to improve the services, processes, and reputation of the Village of Mamaroneck’s Police Department (VMPD). The plan, which will be certified by the Village of Mamaroneck Board of Trustees, will be submitted to New York State on March 31, 2021.

ZOOM Information:

Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://zoom.us/j/93434676575
Or iPhone one-tap :
US: +16465588656,,93434676575#  or +13126266799,,93434676575#
Or Telephone:
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 646 558 8656  or +1 312 626 6799  or +1 301 715 8592  or +1 346 248 7799  or +1 669 900 6833  or +1 253 215 8782
Webinar ID: 934 3467 6575
International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/abGHbIOiqq

In addition to participating in the Public Forum via ZOOM, residents and individuals are invited to watch the Public Forum through the following channels:

• The Village of Mamaroneck’s Public Meetings YouTube Channel.
• LMC Media also has a variety of platforms through which individuals can view this Public Forum (LMC’s YouTube Channel, LMCMedia.org website, Channel 76 Optimum/35 Verizon or the Cablecast Screenweave App for a Roku Device or Apple TV … just to name a few). Click this link to see all the ways you can watch this Public Forum via LMC Media and pick the one best suited to your needs.

It’s that time of year again!

Community Media Day is a national event to celebrate media awareness every October 20th. Every year we have encouraged our community to come and see first hand all of the incredible things we offer but with the Coronavirus Pandemic still posing a threat, we are unable to open our doors to the public yet.

This year we are highlighting all of the things that we have already accomplished, especially during these troubling times, where communication is key. Remember, none of this would be possible without the generous contributions of our donors and of course the Larchmont and Mamaroneck communities. We hope that 2021 will bring great changes and new opportunities!

Continuing Communication with local governments

Mobile Productions & LIVE Sports via the new LMC Van

Zoom Conferencing Made Easy

Highlights From Last Year’s Community Media Day Event

LMC Media Presents

Ushering in a New Future: Media Matters
Honoring Representative Nita Lowey

A Virtual Gala to Support the Work of LMC Media

CLICK ON THE VIDEO BELOW TO WATCH LMC MEDIA’s E-GALA!

LMC Media was thrilled to host its first-ever Virtual Gala on Thursday, Oct. 15th, honoring Representative Nita Lowey in recognition of her service to our community and the field of community media. The Gala was hosted by former CBS News Reporter Lou Young.

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Sponsorship Contributions

Major Underwriting  •  $25,000
Underwriting Partner  •  $10,000
Studio Executive  •  $5,000
Executive Producer  •  $2,000
Associate Producer  •  $1,000
Supporting Sponsors  •  $500
Production Associate  •  $250

Honorary Event Chair

Sunny Goldberg

Corporate Sponsors

Many thanks to all of our sponsors!

Studio Executives
Sunny & Bradley Goldberg • Eugene & Emily Grant Family Foundation • Paul & Karen Isaac • JB Miller

Executive Producer
Stephen Lowey

Associate Producers
Ruth & Lou Brause • Community Resource Center Board of Directors • Arthur & Elinor Fredston Fund • Laurie & Stephen Girsky • Peggy Jackson Andrea & Andrew Potash • Helen Rafferty • Elizabeth & Mike Stuntz • Daniel & Bonnie Tisch • Michael Witsch • Richard & Elizabeth Witten Family Foundation • Eugenie S. Wright Foundation

Supporting Sponsors
Michael & Lake Charles • David & Elaine Chapnick Suzi Oppenheimer • June & Richard Ottinger

Production Associate
Lori, Bob, & Andrey Gordon • Mark Litvin • Phyllis & Frederick J. Kaskel MD • Steven Israelsky • Alan Weiler • Assemblyman Steve Otis • Norman & Alice Bloom • Debbie Bunder • Philippa Wharton • Cheryl Brause

For more information please contact
Executive Director Matt Sullivan.

In light of the current COVID-19/Coronavirus situation, we at LMC Media are taking as many precautions as possible to keep our staff, volunteers, producers, and general members safe.

In doing so, LMC has immediately implemented the following changes until further notice:

• LMC has placed a temporary hold on all equipment loans/rentals as of 3/10/2020.  All producers with loans or rentals will be notified that their reservations have been canceled for the immediate future.
• Studio bookings for at least the next week have been postponed or canceled until otherwise noted.
• All birthday parties and/or group visits have been canceled until further notice.
• All field shoots will be placed on hold until further notice. This DOES NOT include municipal and school board meetings which will continue to be recorded unless canceled by the district or municipality.

LMC kindly asks that all appointments and/or requests are made via email with one of our staff members. Requests can be directed to the appropriate staff as listed HERE.

In an abundance of caution for the health and well being of our staff, volunteers, and producers, LMC offices will be closed for an undetermined amount of time; however staff will still be available by email and checking messages during LMC’s normal hours of operation. LMC will be updating this post if there are any changes to the above policy or any other closures in the coming weeks.

Management and the LMC Board of Directors will keep a close eye on any developments and make any necessary changes to these temporary policies as necessary to protect the health and well being of staff, volunteers, and producers.  We thank you in advance for your understanding.

Coronavirus Awareness

The following information is a feed courtesy of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website and will update accordingly.
Please stay alert and stay safe!

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Join the Repair Café!

Saturday, March 14^th
12pm – 5pm
Mamaroneck Senior Center
1288 Boston Post Road

Repair Café Town of Mamaroneck is a neighborhood initiative that promotes repair as an alternative to tossing things out. Residents of Larchmont/Mamaroneck can bring their broken items to fix them on the spot with the help of voluntary repairers. 

Repair Café Town of Mamaroneck is looking for residents with different skills who can be present as repair experts during the Repair Café. We are especially looking for people who are handy with: 

clothing / textile * bicycles * electrical appliances
jewelry repair * electronics 

…and who enjoy sharing their knowledge with their neighbors. In addition, we are also looking for people who wish to fulfill the role of host / hostess at the meetings. You provide coffee and tea, welcome visitors and serve as a contact point for both visitors and repairers in the Repair Café.

Want to know more about the Repair Café?
Look at the international website Repaircafe.org and locally on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/RepairCafeHudsonValley/ 

Want to sign up as a volunteer? Send an email to sodierna@townofmamaroneckny.org 

See you soon at the Repair Café brought to you by the Town of Mamaroneck Sustainability Collaborative!