2026 Summer Concert Series
Keep Lindenhurst Clean: Proper Pool Drainage Matters
As warmer weather approaches and many residents begin preparing their pools for the season, the Village of Lindenhurst would like to remind everyone of an important community responsibility.
It is a violation of Village Code (158-7) for both residents and commercial pool companies to pump or discharge pool water into the street. This runoff does not simply disappear—it flows into storm drains, enters local waterways (creeks and canals), and ultimately impacts the Great South Bay.
Chemicals commonly found in pool water can harm the environment, affecting ecosystems and water quality. In fact, any water pumped into the roadway, even clean water, can pick up oils and pollutants, carrying them into the positive water system. By discharging water onto your lawn area, to be filtered by the ground soil, better protects our shared natural resources and preserves the health of our bay.
We appreciate your cooperation in keeping Lindenhurst clean, safe, and environmentally responsible. If you have questions about proper pool drainage, please contact Village Code Enforcement for guidance.
Thank you for doing your part!
VILLAGE OF LINDENHURST CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY
The Village of Lindenhurst proudly celebrated Arbor Day with the help of students from the Lindenhurst School District by planting a new tree at the Meridale Park Triangle.
Students joined Village representatives in planting an Eastern Redbud tree, a species native to Long Island known for its vibrant spring blooms and environmental benefits. Eastern Redbuds support local ecosystems by providing food for pollinators, improving soil health, and enhancing the beauty of community green spaces.
This hands-on event gave students the opportunity to learn about the importance of environmental stewardship while making a lasting contribution to their community.
The Village extends its sincere thanks to Keith Arco and Al Lopez of the Village’s Horticulture Department for their guidance and assistance in making this Arbor Day celebration a success
Swearing Into Office
The Village of Lindenhurst held its annual Organization Meeting, where Trustees Patrick Pichichero, Maryann Weckerle, and David Collins were officially sworn into office by Acting Suffolk County Court Judge James McDonaugh. The ceremony marks the beginning of their new terms serving the community.
During the meeting, Mayor Michael Lavorata also re-appointed Maryann Weckerle as Deputy Mayor, recognizing her continued dedication and leadership within the Village. The Village looks forward to the contributions of its elected officials as they work together to serve the residents of Lindenhurst.
First Precinct Community Meeting – April
Lindenhurst Boys Varsity Lacrosse
The Village of Lindenhurst is excited to share this news from the Lindenhurst High School Bulldogs Lacrosse Team. These kids are gearing up for a thrilling season, and they are looking for the support of the community! Come out, bring your friends and family, and be part of the energy that fuels the team. Let’s show the Island what Lindenhurst lacrosse is all about.
LINDY PRIDE! GO BULLDOGS!
Follow them on Instagram for updates and game times! @lindyblax
Our 2026 Junior Mayors marched into office at the Lindenhurst St. Patrick’s Parade, proudly representing the Village!
The Village of Lindenhurst is proud to share that the 2026 Junior Mayors made their first official appearance in office by marching in the Lindenhurst St. Patrick’s Parade on Saturday, March 21st. Freshly sworn in at the March 3rd Village Board meeting, the Junior Mayors enthusiastically represented the community, celebrating local pride and tradition. Their participation marks an exciting start to their term, and we look forward to seeing their continued involvement throughout the year!
Pictured: 2026 Junior Mayors with Mayor Michael Lavorata and Trustee Doug Madlon
Lindenhurst Village Board Honors Local Leaders for Women’s History Month
In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Lindenhurst Village Board recently recognized Alice Cromarty and the Honorable Gaetan B. Lozito (Ret.) as outstanding community members. Both women were celebrated for their exceptional leadership and tireless service to our community.
Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “Their commitment to strengthening our community, and uplifting others reflects the spirit of Women’s History Month, and honors the legacy of the many women whose leadership and compassion continues to inspire future generations.”
Former District Court Judge Gaetan B. Lozito’s memberships include the Suffolk County Bar Association, the Suffolk County Women’s Bar Association, and the Suffolk County Columbian Lawyers Association. She is also actively involved with the Kiwanis Club of Lindenhurst, the Zonta Club of Western Suffolk County, the Babylon Citizens Council of the Arts, the Order of the Sons and Daughters of Italy in America, and Rotary International.
Through her leadership as Co-President of the Kiwanis Club of Lindenhurst, and her dedicated service to the Business Improvement District and Babylon Citizen’s Council of the Arts, Alice Cromarty has remained a cornerstone of the Lindenhurst community. Alice’s dedication to her community is further evidenced by her participation in the Kiwanis Hometown Heroes program, which honors those who have served our country in the military.
Pictured here (left to right): Trustee Patrick Pichichero, Mayor Michael Lavorata, Honorable Gaetan Lozito, Alice Cromarty, Trustee Douglas Madlon, Trustee David Collins
Reminder: Village Taxes Due April 1, 2026
Village of Lindenhurst property taxes are due by April1, 2026. Please make sure your payment is submitted on or before the due date to avoid late penalties. If you have a mortgage with an escrow account, your tax bill will be mailed directly to your mortgage company.
Payment Options:
- In-Person – Pay by cash, check, money order, or credit card at Village Hall (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–3:30 PM).
A non-refundable service fee of 2.95% applies to all credit card payments (both in person and online). This fee is charged by the credit card processing company and does not go to the Village. - Online – Payments can be made online via the Online Tax Payment Portal through April 1, 2026. Online payments will not be accepted after this date.
- Mail – Send check payments to:
Lindenhurst Village Hall
Attn: Tax Department
430 S. Wellwood Ave.
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
Payments received after April 1, 2026, will incur a 5% penalty plus a $2.00 fee, which will increase each month the balance remains unpaid. For questions, residents may contact the Tax Department at 631-957-7506.
The Lindenhurst St. Patrick’s Parade is this Saturday, March 21st
Join us as we celebrate along Wellwood Avenue with the parade kicking off at 12:00 PM from DeSantis Street.
Please be advised that road closures will begin as early as 9:30 AM. If you plan to travel through the area, allow for extra time and consider alternate routes.
Come out and enjoy a great day of community spirit, music, and celebration. We look forward to seeing you there!
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