Nestled on the Hudson River’s eastern shore, Peekskill offers small-city vibrancy just miles from the metro area. This historic community prizes its natural scenery and thriving local arts.

Population

Per the 2020 census, Peekskill has a population of 25,431 residents. Once predominantly European immigrants, today its diversity reflects many heritages including Hispanic, African American and Caribbean.

Peekskill maintains a tight-knit feel despite steady population growth. The community welcomes all to share in its spirit.

History

Peekskill’s roots trace to the early 18th century as a port town. Industries like iron works and manufacturing drove growth into the 1900s. The revitalization of its historic downtown and riverfront has renewed pride.

Sites around town evoke its past, from the 1930 Paramount Theater to Fort Hill Park’s Revolutionary era remains. Peekskill evolves while celebrating its heritage.

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Quality of Life

Between the scenic riverfront, friendly neighborhoods, and plentiful recreation, Peekskill offers an outstanding quality of life. Top rated schools and city services make it an attractive place to settle down.

The city truly has something for everyone seeking beauty and opportunity.

Healthcare

Peekskill is served by NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital, which provides comprehensive healthcare services including emergency, maternity, surgical, and specialty care.

Safety

Through neighborhood watches, community policing, and youth programs, Peekskill has made great strides enhancing public safety over the past decade. Crime rates have steadily declined and are well below state averages.

The police department works hand-in-hand with citizens, businesses, and community leaders to sustain safe neighborhoods for all. Their diligence provides peace of mind.

Transportation

Peekskill acts as a regional transportation nexus. The Metro-North commuter railroad provides direct service to New York City in under an hour. Major highways like Route 9 pass through the city.

The Bee-Line bus system offers routes across Westchester while taxis service locals. Biking is also popular along the riverfront.

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Shopping and Dining

Peekskill’s historic downtown district contains locally-owned boutiques, antique shops, cafes and restaurants. The neighborhood markets offer fresh produce and gourmet treats.

Just outside town, Peekskill’s many malls and plazas house major national retailers. Area restaurants reflect the community’s diversity, serving up Italian, Mexican, Japanese and more.

Education

Peekskill City Schools offer quality learning from pre-K through 12th grade. Their caring environment emphasizes individual growth. The district has won awards for excellence in academics, arts and athletics.

Peekskill offers creative youth many avenues to succeed.

Points of Interest

Peekskill Farmers Market – Popular weekly outdoor market selling produce, breads, crafts and more
Riverfront Green Park – Scenic Hudson River overlook with walking trails, gardens, and a summer concert series
Paramount Hudson Valley Theater – Historic 1930 movie palace hosting musicals, plays, comedy shows and concerts
Charles Point – Dramatic headland with hiking trails and views of Bear Mountain Bridge and the Hudson
Field Library – Esteemed local library offering programs, lectures, and community events

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