The Village Of Irvington

The Village of Irvington is located in the southwestern section of Westchester County, near the villages of Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry and Hastings on Hudson. Irvington has a population of approximately 6,600 and is in the Town of Greenburgh.

In the mid–nineteenth century, the residents of what was then known as Dearman voted to change the name of the village to Irvington in honor of famous American author Washington Irving, a resident of the village. A statue of Rip Van Winkle is still on Main Street.

Directions To Our Office

To get to our office from the Village Hall, begin at Main Street/ W Main Street and drive toward Grinnell Street. Turn left onto US–9 / North Broadway. Take ramp on the right and follow signs for I–87 East/ I–287 South/ New York State Thruway South. Keep left onto I–287 East/ Cross Westchester Expressway. Get off at Exit 8W and proceed to the traffic light, where you will make a left onto Bloomingdale Road. Immediately move to the right lane to make a right onto Maple Avenue. Proceed up Maple Avenue through five traffic lights. Just after the intersection at the 5th light with Mamaroneck Avenue, turn into the Chester–Maple Garage. Our building at 200 Mamaroneck Avenue is located just to the west of the intersection of Maple and Mamaroneck Avenues.