town of ossining
On April 2, 1813, the Village of Ossining became the first incorporated village in Westchester County to be state-chartered. Today, Ossining is a culturally diverse, affordable place to live, rich in both history and natural beauty. Approximately 30,000 people reside in the three and one half square miles of this historic Village on the Hudson River, which boasts extensive shopping, recreational programs, educational enrichment opportunities, and excellent municipal services. Ossining’s role in New York’s heritage has been recognized by its inclusion, as one of only 14 areas, in an Urban Cultural Park System designed to attract visitors to the State.
Ossining is a vital community with a vast range in types of housing, from the very modest to luxurious estates, as well as a diversified population enjoying a healthy racial and religious mix. The Village of Ossining is 3 square miles and approximately 24,010 reside in this historic village on the Hudson River. Residents of Ossining can conveniently reach New York City via Metro North Railroad's Hudson Line or major highways. Westchester County’s Bee-Line bus system has extensive schedules, which enables commuters to use public transportation to go anywhere in the county.
