Category: Southampton Town
As a key member of the Suffolk County Drowning Prevention Alliance, the Town of Southampton is excited to invite you to our New York Water Safety Webinar, designed to help empower you with essential tools and best practices to help keep you and your guests water safe. This informative session, provided in partnership with Airbnb […]
Beginning on/or around the week of September 2nd, 2025, our crews will be working within the public right of way grass, and roadway of Montauk Highway and West Gate Road in Southampton, NY. Source link
What: Town of Southampton Pet Vaccination & Licensing Day (a pop-up vaccination and licensing event) Who: Southampton Town Councilmember, Michael Iasilli Southampton Town Clerk, Sundy Schermeyer Public Safety Director, Ryan Murphy Southampton Animal Shelter Executive Director, Chris Teakle Humane Long Island Executive Director, John Di Leonardo When: Tuesday, Sept 30, 2025 – 12:00 PM – 2:00 […]
Pursuant to NYS Executive Law §24, a State of Emergency is hereby declared in Southampton Town for a period of time beginning at 3PM on the date of Aug 20, 2025, and continuing in effect for a period not to exceed 30 days, unless sooner rescinded/extended Source link
The public can access the open part of this agenda on the Town Clerk’s Portal at: http://southamptonny.iqm2.com/citizens/default.aspx. Click on the “Live” link at the top of the page once the meeting begins. The Executive Session discussions are closed to the public. ROLL CALL 10:00 a.m. Review Draft Agenda for the August 26, 2025 Town Board Meeting […]
Updated 08/23/25 @ 10:30AM SOUTHAMPTON TOWN BEACHES MAY BE OPEN FOR SWIMMING TODAY AT THE DISCRETION OF OUR LIFEGUARDS. A HIGH RIP CURRENT risk is still in effect. Listen to all directives of lifeguards and Town personnel for yours and their safety. ALWAYS swim by a lifeguard! Updated 08/22/25 @ 4:00PM DANGEROUS RIP CURRENTS DUE TO […]
Yesterday marked the 30th Anniversary of the 1995 Sunrise Wildfire. Long Island firefighters fought the biggest wildfire in the history of our community. We salute the selflessness and courage of the all volunteer firefighters. Source link
A HIGH RIP CURRENT risk is still in effect. Listen to all directives of lifeguards and Town personnel for yours and their safety. ALWAYS swim by a lifeguard!