Overview
- USGS recorded a magnitude 2.3 earthquake at 10:17 a.m. with an epicenter at or immediately adjacent to Sleepy Hollow in Westchester County.
- Within an hour, the USGS site logged more than 900 felt reports, with light shaking noted in nearby communities and possibly parts of the Bronx.
- Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins said emergency services received no reports of injuries or infrastructure impacts.
- Managers at the decommissioned Indian Point facility reported no operational issues and began standard precautionary site surveys.
- New York City Emergency Management characterized the event as a typically minor quake with no expected impacts to the city.