East Hampton Town
The Town of East Hampton’s Fall 2025 edition of the Community Connection newsletter is now available online and in mailboxes across the community. This issue captures East Hampton’s seasonal rhythm — neighbors reconnecting, new projects coming to life, and local programs that make our town a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming place to live. Spotlight: […]
The East Hampton Town Community Housing Fund, approved by voters in a November, 2022, referendum, receives the revenue from a new, half-percent (0.5 %) tax on real estate transfers, paid by buyers, which went into effect in April,2023. The widespread impacts of a lack of affordable community housing are increasingly evident, and a variety of […]
The Town of East Hampton today released its 2026 Tentative Budget, a $109,910,500 spending plan that reflects the community’s shared priorities: protecting the environment and natural resources, keeping residents safe, supporting families, creating opportunities for young people, and ensuring open and transparent government. “A budget is a reflection of our values as a community. In […]
Welcome to the East Hampton Town Police Department. As a proactive and community oriented police agency, we are always looking for ways to improve the service we provide the citizens and visitors to the Town of East Hampton. The web page has been designed to facilitate the community’s ability to gather information about our department […]
Populations of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) have recently increased in many areas of the eastern United States to the point of causing damage to ecosystems, people, rare plants, other wildlife & the deer themselves. East Hampton Town is no exception. For more information, please read the plan entitled Management of the White-tailed Deer Population in […]
The East Hampton Town Board has approved an emergency grant of up to $75,000 to Project MOST in support of its Montauk Childcare program, located at the Montauk Playhouse Community Center. Project MOST is a nonprofit organization that has been serving East Hampton families for more than two decades through high-quality after-school, summer, and early […]
View the list of preserved properties, their baseline documentation and any specific Management Plans for parcels in Amagansett. Source link
View the list of preserved properties, their baseline documentation and any specific Management Plans for parcels in Wainscott. Source link
Meetings Once a month typically on the 2nd Monday at 6:30pm at Amagansett School For more information, contact Ann Marie Lamprecht, Legislative Secretary, at alamprecht@ehamptonny.gov. 2025 Meeting Dates January 13 February 10 March 10 April 14 May 12 June 9 July 14 August 11 September 8 October 20 November 10 December 8 Source link
The Town of East Hampton and the East Hampton Litter Action Committee have designated Saturday, September 20, 2025 as East Hampton CleanUp Day, inviting all residents, businesses, civic organizations, and environmental groups to take part by organizing their own local cleanup. The event aligns with National CleanUp Day, a coordinated effort that draws over […]
Town of East Hampton – Building Plans Examiner in the Building Department. The annual salary is $58,496.67 for a 40-hour work week. Under supervision, an employee in this class is responsible for the analysis and review, prior to the issuance of a building permit, of building plans and specifications for structural soundness and types of […]
Learn more about the Bus Services provided in Suffolk County, New York Source link
The East Hampton Town Board has approved the appointment of three professionals to leadership positions that will strengthen essential Town services and serve the needs of the community. The appointments include: Mark Morgan-Pérez as Director of Housing, Richard Normoyle, Jr. as Principal Building Inspector, and Christie Kinney as Deputy Tax Receiver. Mark Morgan-Pérez – Director […]