Amityville Village Hall

06/13/2026

Thank you, Officer Joe Slack for your dedicated service to the residents of Amityville, and best wishes on your retirement!

This truly marks the end of an era as Amityville Police Officer Joseph Slack retires after 24 years of dedicated service to the Village of Amityville.
The Slack name has long been synonymous with service, professionalism, and commitment within our community, and especially within the Amityville Police Department. Joe proudly followed in the footsteps of his brother, retired Chief Glenn Slack, and his sister, retired Sergeant Pam Damboise, continuing a family legacy that has left an indelible mark on our Department.
Known for his quick wit and legendary sense of humor, Joe was the ultimate prankster who could always bring a smile to those around him. Beyond the jokes, he was someone who never met a stranger—always willing to strike up a conversation, lend an ear, and make everyone feel welcome. His personality, camaraderie, and genuine kindness made him the heart of our Department.
While we are excited for Joe as he begins this well-earned next chapter, his presence will be deeply missed by his brothers and sisters in blue and by all who had the privilege of serving alongside him.
Congratulations on your retirement, Joe, and thank you for 24 years of service, dedication, and laughter.
You will be truly missed. And as you would say—You know what time it is!

06/12/2026

See the latest Mayor's Message for Village news and upcoming events....https://www.amityville.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1555/Mayors-Message-6-12-26

06/10/2026

⚠️Travel advisory from the NYS DOT⚠️
Please be aware of overnight closures on Rte 110 in Amityville to facilitate pavement renewal.

06/10/2026

See the Mayor's Message for alerts about paving work on Broadway, starting late tonight and additional Village news. https://www.amityville.gov/DocumentCenter/View/1554/Mayors-Message-6-10-26

06/10/2026

Congratulations to Amityville's newest Eagle Scout, Sean Thomas Kreuder of Troop 690 Seaford, who successfully completed his project to revitalize the benches located at the Garden of Hope at Town of Babylon Town Hall to honor those fighting Breast Cancer. We join in recognizing his tremendous accomplishment and wish him well in all of his future endeavors!
Sean is pictured receiving his Village Proclamation from Mayor Michael O'Neill (right), Deputy Mayor Owen Brooks (left) and Trustee Roger Smith (2nd from left).

06/08/2026

The July 4th Parade -- a celebration of the USA's 250th anniversary -- takes place in the Village of Amityville on Saturday, July 4, 2026, stepping off at 10 a.m. from the corner of MacDonald Ave. and South Bayview Ave. The Parade will proceed northbound on South Bayview Ave. go over Merrick Rd., proceed north on Bayview Ave., go west on Avon Pl., go North on Broadway, turn left on Oak St. and end at the Main Firehouse, where the Parade will disperse.
Enjoy the holiday - hope to see you there!

For information call Village Hall, 631-264-6000.

06/08/2026

Join us and bring the family to a World Cup watch party on Greene Ave. (off Broadway) on Friday, June 19th, 3 -6 p.m. as Team USA takes on Australia.
Event sponsored by the Village of Amityville and the Amityville Chamber of Commerce.
Go USA!

⚽️ We Couldn't Wait for Fridays on the Greene...

Before the music starts and summer nights return to Greene Avenue, we're kicking things off with something special!

Join the Amityville Chamber of Commerce and the Village of Amityville for a FREE Community World Cup Watch Party as Team USA takes on Australia.

📅 Friday, June 19, 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
📍 Greene Avenue, Amityville

Bring your family, friends, and team spirit as we come together to cheer on Team USA on the world stage.

Enjoy:
⚽ Live World Cup action
⚽ Soccer-themed games and activities
⚽ Family-friendly fun
⚽ Community spirit and excitement

This is the perfect way to kick off the summer season and get a taste of what's to come before the first Fridays on the Greene event of the year.

Admission is free and everyone is welcome!

🇺🇸 Let's pack Greene Avenue, wear your red, white, and blue, and show the world how Amityville cheers for Team USA!

06/06/2026

Welcome back to the Amityville
Farmers Market at First Methodist church on Broadway! Stop by today until 1pm and on Saturdays thru October 24th for fun finds and delicious treats!
Village Mayor Michael O'Neill and the Trustees joined members of the Bay Village Civic Assn this morning at the Market for the official grand opening.
L to R: BVCA members and president Joan Donnison (center) are pictured with Deputy Mayor Owen Brooks, Truster Roger Smith, Mayor Michael O'Neill, Trustee Adam Ansanelli

06/05/2026

For your information and awareness, PSEG Long Island will be conducting aerial (helicopter) inspections of the utility assets throughout their service territory from 6/8/2026 – 6/19/2026, in order to provide customers with reliable service. Please note that the helicopter is light gray in color with blue lettering that reads “UTILITY PATROL” similar to what is depicted in the picture below.

06/02/2026

Many beaches are not yet opened or staffed with lifeguards. Please heed these Important water safety tips from Suffolk County -- Amityville Beach remains closed until the official opening date of Saturday, June 27th. Passes for Village of Amityville residents will be issued at the beach entrance with proof of Village residency, or can be obtained at Village Hall.