The Town of Southampton Department of Land Management’s Building Division will re-open its counter on Wednesdays beginning on October 4, 2023. Read on...
On Wednesday, September 13, 2023 Southampton Town Lieutenant Joseph D’Arce and Lieutenant Todd Spencer travelled to Albany, New York to receive Southampton Town Police Department’s latest New York State Accreditation Certification certificate. Read on...
On Tues, Sept 12, at the Town Board Meeting, the Town Board voted unanimously on a resolution sponsored by Councilwoman McNamara, liaison to the Addiction and Recovery/Behavioral Health Committee, designating September 2023 as National Recovery Month. Read on...
The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management placed 343 flags in the ground in front of their facility in Hampton Bays in remembrance of September 11, 2001. Read on...
Annually, the Town of Southampton offers Human Services (HS) grants, Cultural Arts and Recreational (CAR) grants, Hamlet Services grants and Community Program grants to certified 501(c) organizations that provide such Read on...
An invasive new planthopper, spotted lanternfly is now well-established around much of central and western Long Island, including western Suffolk, Nassau, Queens and Brooklyn. If you haven’t seen it in this area yet, you probably will soon! Read on...
Community members of all ages are invited to join the Southampton Town Anti-Bias Task Force (ABTF) for their Annual Great East End Community Picnic, promoting dignity and respect for all. Free, Saturday, Sept 9th from 1-5pm at Red Creek Park Read on...
Moody's, in its investor report dated August 18, 2023, re-affirmed the Town of Southampton's Aaa rating, the highest rating issued by the investment service, and specifically noted particularly the Town's: Read on...
On Thursday, August 11, 2022, members of The Southampton Town Police Department, New York State Troopers, and Southampton Town Police Explorers participated in a “Shop with a Cop” event sponsored by Walmart Stores. Read on...
On Tuesday, August 8, at the Southampton Town Board Meeting, the Town Board voted unanimously on legislation put forth by Councilwoman Cyndi McNamara associated with creating an animal welfare fund. Read on...
