Town of Huntington

Town of Huntington A beautiful town with a rich history situated on Long Island's North Shore.

Note the Town's Social Media Policies, as described here: www.huntingtonny.gov/filestorage/13749/18941/Town_of_Huntington_Social_Media_Policies.pdf

Please be advised that the LI Pride Parade and Celebration, hosted by NY LGBT Network, will take place in Huntington Vil...
06/13/2026

Please be advised that the LI Pride Parade and Celebration, hosted by NY LGBT Network, will take place in Huntington Village this Sunday, June 14. To prepare for the event and accommodate marchers and floats, please be aware of the following road and parking lot closures:

From 10:00am-4:00pm, parking will not be permitted along Main Street from the intersection of West Neck and Woodbury to the intersection of Prime and Spring. The Gerard Street parking lot will be closed beginning at 6:00am. The lot will reopen at 4:00pm. All unattended vehicles will be towed at the owner’s expense.

From 12:00pm-5:00pm, the following parade route and side streets will be closed to vehicular traffic: Clinton Avenue to Main Street, heading east to the entrance of Heckscher Park at the corner of Prime Avenue and Main Street; Prime Avenue and Sabbath Day Path will also be closed.

For further information about the parade and event, please visit the LI Pride website. We thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Enjoy the parade!

At this month's Town Board meeting, Councilman Dr. Dave Bennardo, Suffolk County Legislators Rebecca Sanin and Stephanie...
06/13/2026

At this month's Town Board meeting, Councilman Dr. Dave Bennardo, Suffolk County Legislators Rebecca Sanin and Stephanie Bontempi, and the Town Board presented certificates honoring this year's Social Justice Ambassadors. The Social Justice Ambassadors, representing each of Huntington's schools, aim to promote tolerance and inclusivity in their communities.

These students embody the very best of Huntington, promoting a positive environment and ensuring that their actions contribute to the betterment of our town each and every day. The Town of Huntington is proud to congratulate the Social Justice Ambassadors, and we wish them the best in their very bright futures.

The Town of Huntington Trail Challenge, which began on Family Earth Day, is a self-guided challenge to complete approxim...
06/13/2026

The Town of Huntington Trail Challenge, which began on Family Earth Day, is a self-guided challenge to complete approximately 30 miles on any Town trails. To encourage resident participation, Supervisor Ed Smyth and the Town Board are highlighting Huntington's many walking, biking, and hiking trails.

The Northport Rail Trail was built in the 1800s to extend service from Syosset to Northport and was later abandoned as a result of geographic interference with further extension plans. Influenced by the Rails-to-Trails movement, the old railway was granted to the Town of Huntington by the Metropolitan Transit Authority by means of a 10-year license agreement for public trial purposes in 2008. The current trail lies in the rail corridor that leads from Laurel Hill Road to Elwood Road, with access on Orchard Court. Visitors may see a variety of birds, such as American crows, European starlings, and house sparrows.

Please visit huntingtonny.gov/trails-guide for more information on Huntington's trails.

Please be advised that between the hours of 9:00am and 3:00pm on Monday, June 15, the LIRR Structures Department will fu...
06/12/2026

Please be advised that between the hours of 9:00am and 3:00pm on Monday, June 15, the LIRR Structures Department will fully close Stony Hollow Road between Pulaski Road and Wells Road to facilitate LIRR bridge timber replacements.

During this closure, only residents of the immediate area will be permitted to enter. No passage under the trestle will be permitted. Those who live on Pulaski Road or Wells Road must enter from those locations. For more information, please contact the MTA at (718) 558-7322.

Councilwomen Theresa Mari and Jennifer Hebert and the Town Board honored residents 15-year-old Jovani Moss and his mothe...
06/12/2026

Councilwomen Theresa Mari and Jennifer Hebert and the Town Board honored residents 15-year-old Jovani Moss and his mother, Natechia Campbell Moss, for their acts of heroism that saved the life of their neighbor.

On the morning of March 31, Jovani noticed that the house across the street was engulfed in flames. Instead of panicking, he informed his mother of the situation and then called 911, providing critical information to first responders. Natechia rushed across the street and forced entry into the home to alert the neighbor to the danger. Jovani remained on the phone with emergency services, refusing to leave for school until he was certain everyone was safe. His only concern later in the day was his neighbor's wellbeing.

Jovani and Natechia have demonstrated tremendous courage, compassion, and care for their neighbors, exemplifying the very best of Huntington. We thank them for their quick thinking and willingness to ensure the safety of their community, and are proud to honor them for their actions.

The Town of Huntington is proud to recognize Town Attorney Laurie Gatto-Argiriou and thank her for her years of dedicate...
06/12/2026

The Town of Huntington is proud to recognize Town Attorney Laurie Gatto-Argiriou and thank her for her years of dedicated service to our residents upon her retirement.

Laurie joined the Office of the Town Attorney as a Part-Time Assistant Town Attorney in March of 2015. After demonstrating tremendous work ethic, professionalism, and dedication to public service, she was appointed Full-Time Town Attorney in July of 2022. Throughout her years of service, she has provided trusted counsel and carried out her responsibilities with integrity, thoughtfulness, and a genuine willingness to help others.

We extend our sincerest thanks to Laurie for all that she has done for the betterment of Huntington and wish her the best in her well-deserved retirement. Thank you, Laurie - we will miss you!

As a community service during the current heat advisory, the Town of Huntington's two spray parks will be open to reside...
06/11/2026

As a community service during the current heat advisory, the Town of Huntington's two spray parks will be open to residents free of charge from 12:00pm-6:00p, today, June 11, and tomorrow, June 12, weather permitting.

The Town's spray parks are located at Elwood Park (Cuba Hill Road, Elwood) and Manor Field Park (90 East 50th Street, Huntington Station). Proof of residency is required. The spray parks will return to regular hours, with a required Town Recreation Card, on Saturday, June 13.

Additionally, the Town of Huntington Flanagan Center (423 Park Avenue, Huntington) will operate as a cooling center on Thursday and Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Gold Star Battalion, Asharoken, Fleets Cove, Crab Meadow, West Neck, Hobart, and Centerport Beaches will be open with stationed lifeguards from 10:00am-6:00pm. Beach permits are required. Residents can visit www.tohbeachpermit.com to register for a virtual beach permit. All non-registered vehicles will be ticketed. Beach parking in the La Casa Restaurant parking lot is not permitted. Violators are subject to towing.

Please contact the Department of Parks and Recreation at (631) 351-3089 for more information.

At yesterday's Town Board meeting, Supervisor Ed Smyth and the Town Board presented a street sign dedicating East 23rd S...
06/10/2026

At yesterday's Town Board meeting, Supervisor Ed Smyth and the Town Board presented a street sign dedicating East 23rd Street between New York Avenue and Homecrest Avenue to Robert Tellefsen Street in memory of longtime Huntington resident and firefighter Robert "Bob" Tellefsen.

Bob was born and raised in Huntington and answered the call to serve his country in 1966 as a member of the US Army, stationed in South Korea. After his military service concluded, he returned to Huntington, where he served for 45 years as a volunteer firefighter with both the Huntington Fire Department and the Huntington Manor Fire Department. Bob was also an involved member of his community, holding lifetime membership to the VFW and spending 30 years with the Harbor Boating Club. Above all else, Bob was a loving and devoted husband, father, and grandfather.

It is our hope that the ceremonial dedication of East 23rd Street will serve as a reminder of the importance of family and community to future generations of Huntington residents, and we are proud to honor Bob and his legacy.

The Town of Huntington Summer Arts Festival, produced by the Town of Huntington and presented by the Huntington Arts Cou...
06/10/2026

The Town of Huntington Summer Arts Festival, produced by the Town of Huntington and presented by the Huntington Arts Council, begins in just a few short weeks. Starting July 2, come to the Heckscher Park Chapin Rainbow Stage each evening for free shows and performances by local musicians, dancers, and actors. Please visit huntingtonsummerartsfestival.com for schedules, details, and up-to-date information. We look forward to welcoming you to Heckscher Park this summer to celebrate the arts in Huntington.

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100 Main Street
Huntington, NY
11743

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