The Village of Lindenhurst has the following positions available:
Full-Time Code Enforcement Officer – Municipal Code Enforcement experience required. The position is full-time, Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM. Salary range of $35,000 to $55,000 based on experience.
Part-Time Code Enforcement Officer – 20 hours per week. Flexible hours, includes nights and weekends. Hourly rate based on experience.
For more information, please call (631) 957-7500 or email info@villageoflindenhurstny.gov.
The Summer Recreation Program is currently full. If you wish to submit your child’s name for the wait list, please fill out the form below and email to info@villageoflindenhurstny.gov.
Notifications for the 2022 Summer Recreation Program will be sent out via email. All applicants will receive notification by the end of the week. Please be patient.
LINDENHURST LITTLE LEAGUE OPENING DAY
There are certain signs of Spring — birds start singing, trees start budding, and Little League baseball begins throughout our Lindenhurst community!
The Lindenhurst American and National Little Leagues’ traditional parades were back in full force on Saturday April 23rd, after having to scale down opening day festivities the last two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Opening Day ceremonies included a number of presentations by League Presidents Jason Peckholdt (American) and Bill Atkinson (National), with the first pitch thrown out by Mayor Michael Lavorata. The Lindenhurst and North Lindenhurst Fire Departments joined the parades with trucks shining, horns beeping, and bands playing to celebrate the dedicated kids and coaches as they begin another season of competitive fun.
Pictured here (left to right) are LALL President Jason Peckholdt, Village Associate Justice Evan Zuckerman, T.O.B. Deputy Supervisor Antonio Martinez, Mayor Michael Lavorata, Deputy Administrator Joe Barone, Trustee RJ Renna & his daughter, Lily.
Suffolk County Announces Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure
Suffolk County celebrated Earth Day at the Lindenhurst Memorial Library with the announcement of a partnership with local libraries and municipalities to expand Countywide electric vehicle charging capabilities with a $12 million investment for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.
The goal is to make investments in the Countywide Electric Vehicle Infrastructure, including the purchase of electric vehicles – the first of which was delivered today.
This new initiative from Suffolk County aligns with the sustainability efforts of both the Village of Lindenhurst and the Lindenhurst Memorial Library – which is the third library in the Country to be certified as a “Sustainable Library. The Village of Lindenhurst has undertaken its own sustainability efforts with the installation of a solar carport at the commuter lot, solar panels at Village Hall, and LED streetlights.
Mayor Lavorata stated, “The Village of Lindenhurst, along with the Lindenhurst Memorial Library, are happy to contribute to the overall sustainability efforts in Suffolk County.”
Pictured here is County Executive Steve Bellone, Presiding Officer Kevin McCaffrey, and others with the newly purchased Nissan Leaf electric vehicle.
Also pictured is Village Administrator Douglas Madlon with County Executive Bellone.
Village staff were on hand to support Lindenhurst Mayor Michael Lavorata as he was recently sworn in as 4th Vice President of the Suffolk County Village Officials Association Executive Board. SCVOA’S mission is to inform, support, and advocate on behalf of the 32 Villages of Suffolk County.
Mayor Lavorata said, “I am grateful to have the support of the Village Hall staff, honored to serve on the SCVOA Board, and proud to serve as the Mayor of Lindenhurst.”
Pictured here (left to right) are: Secretary to the Mayor Katie Schrader, Mayor Michael Lavorata, Deputy Treasurer Anna Genao, and Deputy Mayor Maryann Weckerle.
MAYOR LAVORATA JOINS SCVOA EXECUTIVE BOARD
Lindenhurst Mayor Michael Lavorata was recently sworn in as 4th Vice President of the Suffolk County Village Officials Association Executive Board. SCVOA’S mission is to inform, support, and advocate on behalf of the 32 Villages of Suffolk County.
Mayor Michael Lavorata said, “This is a great honor for me personally, to be asked to serve on the Executive Board of SCVOA. I am proud to be the Mayor of the Village of Lindenhurst, and honored to serve my fellow colleagues in Village government.”
Also pictured here is Smithtown Supervisor Edward Wehrheim, who was awarded SCVOA’S 2022 Outstanding Leadership Award.
Pictured here (left to right) in support of Mayor Lavorata (far right) are: Suffolk County Legislature Presiding Officer Kevin McCaffrey, Smithtown Supervisor Edward Wehrheim, and Lindenhurst Superintendent of Public Works Rick Sorrentino.
There are a limited number of jet ski dock spaces available at the marina. If you are interested in applying for a dock space, please fill out the application below and return to Lindenhurst Village Hall or by email to parking@villageoflindenhurstny.gov.
The fee for residents is $1,100.00 and $1,320.00 for non-residents.
Lottery applications must be received by April 14, 2022 and the lottery will be held on April 15, 2022.
Village taxes were due April 1, 2022 and are now considered late and subject to a 5% plus $2.00 penalty. Tax payments are only accepted in full – no partial payments will be accepted.
Payments can be made in the following ways:
In-Person – Payments can be made by cash, check, money order, or credit card in person at Village Hall Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
There is a non-refundable service fee charged from the credit card processing company of 2.5% for credit card payments (in person and online). This fee does not go to the Village.
Mail – Check payments can also be mailed to Village Hall. Check payments can be mailed to:
Lindenhurst Village Hall
Attn: Tax Department
430 S. Wellwood Ave.
Lindenhurst, NY 11757
Envelopes must be postmarked on or before April 1, 2022 in order for the amount on the bill to be valid. Pleasure return the bottom portion of the bill with payment.
Online – Payments can be made online via the payment portal through April 1, 2022. Online payments will not be accepted after April 1, 2022.
Late Tax Payments – Payments received after April 1, 2022 will have penalties added to the amount due. For the month of April the penalty is 5% plus $2.00. Each month after, the penalty will increase by 1%.
