Long Island, NY
The Mayor’s Beautification Society is happy to announce its annual geranium sale! Geraniums are $6.00 each or 6 for $30.00. Please place orders by May 8, 2026. Fill out the order form below and return, with payment, to Lindenhurst Village Hall.
2026 Mayor’s Beautification Geranium Sale Order Form
Online payments can be made at the following link: https://www.govpaynow.com/gps/user/cyg/plc/a0044d
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!
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.
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:
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 Village is seeking one part-time employee (17 hours per week) to serve as a Van Driver and Bingo Caller for the Rainbow Senior Center.
Position includes:
• Picking up and dropping off seniors for scheduled programs
• Safely operating the Village van
• Assisting passengers as needed
• Calling bingo and helping with senior activities
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working with seniors and being part of a positive community environment.
For more information or to apply, please contact Village Hall at 631-957-7500, stop by in person, or download an application here: Employment Application
Village tax bills were mailed on Saturday, February 28, 2026.
Residents should begin receiving their bills this week. Taxes are due by April 1, 2026.
If you do not receive your bill by March 10, please contact the Tax Department at 631-957-7506 or visit Village Hall at 430 South Wellwood Avenue for assistance.
Important Reminder:
If you have a mortgage with an escrow account, your tax bill is mailed directly to your mortgage company, not to your home.
Please plan accordingly to avoid late penalties.
The Rainbow Senior Center will be closed today, Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
The Village of Lindenhurst today expressed its sincere appreciation to Kathy Hochul for allocating $113,829 in Aid and Incentives for Municipalities (AIM) funding as part of the State’s expanded financial assistance to local governments outside New York City.
As part of the Governor’s announcement of an additional $150 million in municipal aid — including a $100 million increase in Temporary Municipal Assistance — the Village of Lindenhurst will receive $113,829 to help address rising operational costs and maintain essential public services for residents.
“On behalf of the Village of Lindenhurst, I want to thank Governor Hochul for her continued commitment to supporting municipalities across New York State,” said Mayor Michael A. Lavorata. “This additional AIM funding of $113,829 will provide meaningful relief as we manage increasing costs while continuing to deliver the high-quality services our residents expect and deserve. The Governor’s recognition of the fiscal challenges facing local governments demonstrates a strong partnership between the State and its municipalities.”
The additional funding builds upon the State’s existing AIM program, which provides unrestricted aid to cities, towns, and villages outside of New York City. By tripling Temporary Municipal Assistance statewide, the Governor’s proposal strengthens the State-local partnership and helps ensure communities like Lindenhurst can remain fiscally stable without placing additional burdens on taxpayers.
Mayor Lavorata added, “Strong local governments are essential to maintaining safe neighborhoods, investing in infrastructure, and preserving the quality of life in our community. We are grateful for Governor Hochul’s leadership and for this important investment in Lindenhurst’s future.”
The Village looks forward to continued collaboration with the Governor and State leaders to support long-term fiscal stability and community growth.
