To serve you better, the Village of Lindenhurst has upgraded its parking meters on Wellwood Avenue to touch-screen parking meter kiosks that accept both coins and credit cards. In addition, “Pay-by-App” and “Pay-by-Text” options are also available that allow customers to pay without using the kiosk! The kiosks on North Wellwood Avenue have been up and running since June, and the kiosks on South Wellwood Avenue are now “live” as well!

As part of this new system, most parking spaces on Wellwood (between John Street and Gates Avenue) are numbered, and to begin any parking transaction, customers must enter their space number. Customers parking in a numbered space must use a new parking kiosk, or their smartphones (pay-by-app or pay-by-text), to pay for parking. Customers parking in non-numbered spaces with an old-style parking meter should continue to use the old meter as they do today. Also, specially marked 15-minute free “in-and-out” spaces will remain on both North and South Wellwood!

Parking times and fees remain the same as before — all meters are in effect Monday through Saturday from 9AM to 9PM; $0.25 per hour/3-hour maximum.

To view a brief video that describes how to use the Flowbird parking app, visit our Village website at www.villageoflindenhurstny.gov/new-parking-meter-kiosks-on-wellwood.

Questions? Call Village Hall at 631-957-7500 or email info@villageoflindenhurstny.gov.

Here are some additional instructions related to the new meters:

July 12th, 2024: Tonight’s summer concert has been cancelled due to inclement weather. The safety and comfort of our attendees, performers, and staff are our top priorities, and with the forecast predicting heavy rain throughout the evening, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the event. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Starting July 15^th, the LIRR will be taking both the escalator and adjoining stairs out of service at the Lindenhurst Station. The escalator will be out of service for approximately 3 weeks while the stairs will be out of service for 3 days (coming back into service on July 18^th).

This is to correct the ramp that leads up to the escalator itself, which is at a gradient that is not compliant with the latest ADA standards and also to replace those railings. While it is out of service, passengers can use either staircase to the west or east, or of course, the brand new elevator!

Lindenhurst is pleased to announce the newest community event – the Lindenhurst Farmers Market.  The Farmers Market will be open Saturdays, 10:00AM – 1:00PM, at Village Square Park, on the northeast corner of Wellwood & Hoffman Avenues, now through November 2^nd.

Organized by local volunteer Darlene Fantel, the weekly event will welcome a variety of vendors selling locally-grown produce, homemade foods, baked goods, handmade crafts, jewelry and other unique items.  The market will also sometimes feature live musical performances by local music artists.  Come by and visit each week — you never know what new treasures you will find!

Pictured here at the Lindenhurst Farmers Market Opening Ribbon Cutting (left to right) are:  Trustee Maryann Weckerle, Suffolk County Legislature Presiding Officer Kevin J. McCaffrey, Lindenhurst Chamber of Commerce Board Member Craig Chase, Darlene & Rob Fantel, Trustee Douglas Madlon, and Deputy Mayor RJ Renna with daughters Lilly & Riley.

Lindenhurst Mayor Michael A. Lavorata & the Village Board of Trustees invite you to join them on Saturday, June 15, 2024 at 10:00AM for the dedication of the Village of Lindenhurst Centennial Bell.  In honor of the Village’s recent 100^th Anniversary (1923-2023), the Village purchased the cast bronze bell from The Verdin Company, as a symbol of the Lindenhurst community’s enduring spirit and unity.  It is inscribed with the words “Celebrating 100 years of resiliency and strength in our Village – past, present, and future.”  The ceremony will take place on the lawn of Village Hall at 430 South Wellwood Avenue.

CATSKILL AVENUE AND 35TH STREET: Milling – Wednesday, May 29, 2024 and May 30, 2024. Paving – Tuesday, June 4, 2024 and June 5, 2024. (WEATHER PERMITTING)

DEKALB AVENUE AND SOUTH 7TH STREET: Milling – Thursday, May 30, 2024 and May 31, 2024. Paving – Wednesday, June 5, 2024 and June 6, 2024. (WEATHER PERMITTING)

 PLEASE NOTE: All motor vehicles must be off the streets and out of driveways, if usage is required, by 7:00 AM; the streets will be reopened in the late afternoon.

The Village will make every effort to limit your inconvenience and keep the roads passable. Please bear with us as we make these much needed improvements to our village.

If cars are not moved off the roadway, they will be towed.

Thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation. Should you have any questions, please contact the Superintendent of Public Works at 631-957-7520.

CATSKILL AVE AND 35TH STREET
DEKALB AVE AND NORTH 6TH STREET
Due to an unexpected change in the weather forecast, our contractor has cancelled the milling scheduled for today, May 23, and tomorrow, May 24. We will notify you as soon as we have a new date for the work to resume.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Should you have any questions, please call Superintendent of Public Works Rick Sorrentino at 631-957-7520.

Thomas Aloisi is the current Senior Vice Commander of the Wade-Burns VFW Post 7279. 

As a proud and patriotic American, and influenced by the selfless sacrifices of prior generations, after graduating from high school in 1951, Tom signed up to serve his country in the Korean War.

Tom served for four (4) years with the United States Navy.  He did his Basic Training in Baltimore, Maryland, followed by Radio School in San Diego, California.  He was trained there as a Radio Communications Technician before being sent off to Yokohama, Japan.

A 62-year resident of Lindenhurst, Tom continues his service to the United States as an active member of the VFW.  He is dedicated to giving back, even in a small way, to honor the memory of the many men and women of our armed forces who were not as fortunate as himself.