A Lindenhurst dock space can be applied for through a lottery held by the Village. The lottery is open to residents and non-residents. The completed lottery must be received at Village Hall, 430 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757 or sent through email at info@villageoflindenhurstny.gov by April 1, 2026. Dock Space Lottery Form or Jet Ski Lottery Form.

Village Trustees Patrick Pichichero and David Collins regularly attend the Lindenhurst Fire Department’s monthly Fire Council meetings, reflecting the strong and cooperative relationship between the Village Board of Trustees and the Lindenhurst Fire Department.

Trustee Pichichero said, “We sincerely appreciate the spirit of cooperation that exists between the Village Administration and our wonderful Fire Department. Personally, I thank all of our Lindenhurst Fire Department members for their ongoing, selfless service and dedication to the people of the Lindenhurst Community.”

“I know firsthand the amount of time and effort our firefighters put in, not only responding to emergency and rescue calls, but also in the extensive training required to be prepared for the wide range of situations we face,” added Trustee Collins.

The Village Board of Trustees remains committed to maintaining open communication and a collaborative working relationship with the Lindenhurst Fire Department in support of public safety and community well-being.

Pictured here (left to right): Trustee David Collins, Trustee Patrick Pichichero, Chief Robert Santos, 1st Assistant Chief Jonathan Cutolo, 2nd Assistant Chief David Brink, and 3rd Assistant Chief Stephen Batz.

Lindenhurst Village Trustee David Collins (right) and Fire Marshal Kyle McCarthy (left) are shown here hard at work reviewing building plans, bringing decades of real-world experience to the process.  As longtime volunteer firemen, they bring invaluable experience to the table—because they know what matters when seconds count. Proud to have leaders who put community safety first.

The Village of Lindenhurst Board of Trustees recently recognized the creativity and community spirit of the many local organizations that participated in the 2025 Mayor’s Beautification Society (MBS) Holiday Wreath Festival.

As part of this annual tradition, the MBS provides wreaths to local scouting troops, community organizations, and service groups. Each group decorates its wreath in a unique and imaginative theme, and the finished designs are proudly displayed throughout the holiday season in the windows of downtown Lindenhurst businesses, adding festive charm to the Village.

Deputy Mayor, and MBS Chairperson, Maryann Weckerle said, “The Holiday Wreath Festival truly brought joy to our community and showcased the creativity and spirit of our local organizations. I extend my sincere thanks to all of the participating organizations, and to MBS member Angela Rosati for her leadership in coordinating the festival.”

TOP LEFT PHOTO : Left to Right, with members of Cub Scout Pack 1421 “Tigers” – Mayor Michael Lavorata, Festival Chair Angela Rosati, and Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle

TOP RIGHT PHOTO: Left to Right, with members of Girl Scout Troop 506 – Mayor Michael Lavorata and Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle

BOTTOM LEFT PHOTO: Left to Right, with members of Girl Scout Troop 1746 – Festival Chair Angela Rosati, Mayor Michael Lavorata, MBS Member Gaye Kienle, and Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle

BOTTOM RIGHT PHOTO=: A display of all the wreaths.

“Thank you” to the Albany Avenue Elementary students for bringing lots of crafts to the Rainbow Senior Center today and enjoying a fun afternoon crafting with the seniors!