Village of East Hampton

04/01/2026

Last Friday, the Village of East Hampton Board of Trustees passed a resolution for a new Notice of Public Hearing regarding proposed public protection and immigration enforcement legislation.
The proposed law aims to promote transparency, peace and good order, and public safety, while reinforcing community trust.
The Public Hearing will take place on April 22nd at 11:00 a.m.
Swipe to view the full discussion.

03/31/2026

East Hampton Village EMS was proud to be at today’s job fair, connecting with the next generation of EMTs, drivers, and first responders. 🚑
Our team is committed to building a strong future—because keeping our community safe starts with those who serve it.

03/31/2026

Great turnout at the job fair today! 👏
East Hampton Village was on-site meeting community members, handing out some swag, and sharing opportunities to join our team.
We’re hiring Traffic Control Officers with the most competitive pay in the area—don’t miss out!

03/30/2026

What an incredible celebration yesterday at the Montauk St. Patrick’s Day Parade! Mayor Jerry Larsen was proud to march alongside this year’s 64th Grand Marshal, Tom Grenci — a true local hero whose years of service and dedication to our community were on full display.

Congratulations to Grand Marshal Tom Grenci, and thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate! 🇮🇪☘️

03/09/2026

03/01/2026

We’re looking for summer help!

02/28/2026

Earlier this month, Mayor Jerry Larsen visited the Governor’s Mansion in Albany and was able to thank Governor Hochul directly for her newly introduced: “Local Cops, Local Crimes Act” legislation designed to protect constitutional rights, strengthen public safety, and ensure that local law enforcement remains focused on addressing local crime.

The proposed legislation would prohibit local law enforcement and municipal resources from being used for federal civil immigration enforcement, eliminate 287 agreements, and require a judicial warrant before federal agents can enter sensitive locations, including homes, schools, hospitals, and houses of worship.

02/27/2026

Mayor Jerry Larsen congratulates Coach McKee on his retirement as Head Coach of the Bonackers Football program.

Coach McKee didn’t just coach football — he rebuilt a tradition. At a time when our program needed leadership, vision, and heart, he stepped up and brought Bonackers Football back to life!

Because of his hard work and belief in our student-athletes, Friday nights once again became a source of pride for our entire community.

Under his leadership, young men learned far more than the game. They learned discipline, resilience, teamwork, and what it means to represent East Hampton with character.

On behalf of the Village of East Hampton, thank you, Coach McKee, for bringing back Bonacker pride and for everything you’ve given to our community. We wish you a well-earned and happy retirement.

02/25/2026

❄️ FAQ: “Where does all the snow go?” ❄️

Great question! After our plows clear downtown streets, the snow gets hauled to Two Mile Hollow Beach. Our DPW crews work around the clock during storms to keep roads safe and passable.

We’ve been using this location for over 50 years! The collected snow is stored there until it naturally melts. We can’t just push it into storm drains or waterways - proper snow disposal helps protect our water systems and keeps streets clear for everyone.

Thanks to our hardworking crews for keeping our Village moving this winter! 💙