Mayor Michael Lavorata, who was recently elected to a two year term as Mayor of the Village of Lindenhurst, was sworn in on Monday night at the Village’s annual Organization Meeting. [Read more…]

The special scheduled Village Board meeting has been CANCELLED for tonight, 4/24. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be May 1, 2018.

The Village of Lindenhurst will be holding its annual Organization Meeting at 7:00 PM on Monday, April 2, 2018 at Lindenhurst Village Hall.

 

The following elected officials will be sworn in at the meeting:

Michael Lavorata – Mayor

Maryann Weckerle – Trustee

RJ Renna – Trustee

Pat Pichichero – Trustee

H. John Bopp – Village Justice

 

All meeting schedules for the 2018/2019 year will be set at this meeting as well.

 

If you have any questions about the Organization Meeting, please contact Village Hall (631) 957-7500 or reply to this email.

 

Update 3/22/18 8:20 AM – Lindenhurst Village Hall will be opening at 12:00 PM.

3/21/18 7:50 PM – Mayor Michael Lavorata has declared a State of Emergency effective as of 7:50 PM March 21, 2018. It is strongly suggested that all vehicles be removed from roadways.

Please keep in mind the following:

Emergencies

For fire emergencies or medical emergencies, please call the Lindenhurst Fire Department at (631) 226-1212
For all other emergencies, please call 911

Power Outages

To report an outage with PSEG, residents can text “OUT” to 773454. Cell phones must be registered with your PSEG account. For more information and instructions, visit https://www.psegliny.com/page.cfm/CustomerService/myalerts/Outage
Additionally, residents can report an outage to PSEG by phone 800-490-0075.

Snow Removal

It is the responsibility of the property owner to remove snow and ice from the sidewalk.
Fire hydrants must be kept clear of snow and ice.
Do not shovel snow onto the street. Throwing or plowing snow into the road can create a patch of snow and ice, which can cause a hazardous condition.

Snow Plowing

Please remove all vehicles from the roadway in order for roadways to be plowed efficiently. If it is not possible to remove all vehicles from the roadway, attempt to park vehicles on one side of the road in order for the plows to clear a larger portion of the roadway. If necessary, parking on typically non-approved surfaces will be permitted in order to keep vehicles off the roadway.

Designated Snow Streets

All of North Wellwood Avenue within the Village limits and South Wellwood Avenue from Hoffman Avenue south to Montauk Highway; All of West Hoffman Avenue north of the railroad viaduct, and East Hoffman Avenue north of the railroad viaduct from North Wellwood Avenue east to North Delaware Avenue are designated “snow streets” in the Village.

After the declaration of an emergency, it is unlawful to park vehicles on designated snow streets. Vehicles that are not removed will be towed.

Best effort should be made to remove all vehicles from the roadways even if the road is not designated a snow street.

Sanitation Pickup

If you have questions about your sanitation pickup, please call the Department of Public Works at (631) 957-7520.

General Safety

If you see a down wire, do not touch it. Assume all wires are live. Call PSEG 800-490-0075 or the Department of Public Works 631-957-7520 to report a down wire.
For more tips on how to stay safe, please visit bereadyli.org

Listed below are the official March 20, 2018 General Election results.

MAYOR

Michael Lavorata  – 1794

Other – 104

4 YEAR TRUSTEE

Maryann Weckerle – 1555

Pat Pichichero – 1461

Shawn Cullinane – 721

Other – 28

2 YEAR TRUSTEE

Richard J. Renna – 1741

Other – 10

VILLAGE JUSTICE

H. John Bopp – 1707

Other – 16

Village of Lindenhurst Election will take place on Tuesday, March 20, 2018 for the offices of one (1) Mayor, three (3) Village Trustees and one (1) Village Justice and as per requirements of Section 15-104 of the New York State election law, the following locations are hereby designated as the official polling places for each of the following election districts.

All polling places shall be open from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Election day, March 20, 2018 for the purposes of the Village Election.

Election Districts                                       Location

5 & 101                                                                 Alleghany Avenue School, 250 South Alleghany Avenue

13, 64 & 119                                                        Bower School, 315 West Montauk Highway

6, 62, 89 & 110                                                   Daniel Street School, 289 Daniel Street

16, 71 & 143                                                        West Gates Avenue School, 175 West Gates Avenue

19 & 111                                                               Delaware Avenue Firehouse, 100 South Delaware Avenue

24                                                                           Fire Department Main House, 225 South Wellwood Avenue

39, 50 & 104                                                        Lindenhurst Rainbow Center, 293 Buffalo Avenue

 

If you have questions about where to vote, please call Lindenhurst Village Hall (631) 957-7500.

 

INC. VILLAGE OF LINDENHURST
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
3/1/18 – 12:30PM
POWERFUL COASTAL STORM
ON THE WAY

THERE IS INCREASING CONFIDENCE AMONG THE MODELS THAT THIS STORM WILL BE MORE OF A HEAVY RAIN, COASTAL FLOODING, HIGH WIND EVENT FOR LONG ISLAND WITH SOME CHANGE TO SNOW POSSIBLE…

ALTHOUGH THE COMPUTER MODELS ARE IN AGREEMENT THAT THIS SYSTEM HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BECOME A POWERFUL COASTAL STORM… THERE IS STILL SOME UNCERTAINTY IN THE FORECASTED TRACKS… FOR INSTANCE IF THE SYSTEM TRACKS CLOSER TO LONG ISLAND IMPACTS COULD BE MINIMIZED…. IF THE STORM TRACKS FURTHER OUT TO SEA THAT COULD POTENTIALLY INCREASE THE IMPACTS…

BECAUSE THERE IS A FULL MOON TONIGHT TIDES WILL ALL READY BE ELEVATED AND MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING WILL OCCUR… COUPLE THAT WITH THE FORECASTED HIGH WINDS, HEAVY RAIN AND A SLOW MOVING SYSTEM IT WILL MOST LIKELY EFFECT SEVERAL TIDE CYCLES…

RAIN SHOULD BEGIN LATE THIS EVENING… AMOUNTS MAY VARY FROM 1-3 INCHES O F LIQUID BY THE TIME THE STORM ENDS ON SATURDAY… WINDS WILL INCREASE (30 TO 40 MPH) TONIGHT LASTING THROUGH SATURDAY MORNING…

RESIDENTS LIVING SOUTH OF MONTAUK HIGHWAY SHOULD BE AWARE OF WIDESPREAD COASTAL FLOODING AND TAKE MEASURES TO PROTECT THERE VEHICLES AND PROPERTY… IN ADDITION, RESIDENTS LIVING IN LOW-LYING AREAS OF POOR DRAINAGE OR NEAR STREAMS SHOULD LIKEWISE TAKE MEASURES TO PROTECT THERE VEHICLES AND PROPERTY… DUE TO PROLONGED HIGH WINDS DOWNED TREES AND POWER OUTAGES ARE ALSO POSSIBLE…

THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS SITUATION AND PROVIDE UPDATES AS DEEMED NECESSARY…