Brookhaven Town Board authorizes $39.9 million in capital bonds. The board unanimously approved capital funding for $12.1 million in stormwater and drainage infrastructure, $10.2 million in road reconstruction, $3.4 million in facility improvements, and $3.2 million in parks and recreation
Brookhaven approves 2026 budgets and grants at November 20 board meeting. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the full Town Board unanimously adopted the 2026 preliminary operating budget, the 2026 preliminary operating budget exclusive of special districts, and the 2026-2030 capital budget
Brookhaven Town Board closes budget hearings. The board unanimously closed three public hearings on preliminary 2026 budgets Thursday following more than 30 public speakers divided primarily over a proposed Ecology Center closure. Closure opponents offered approximately $90,000 in donations:
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves four capital and contract resolutions Thursday. Amendments to the 2025 Capital Budget for Motts Pond Remediation Phase 2 and a new accessibility ramp project at Rolling Oaks Golf Course moved forward, along with changes to the refuse and recycling
The Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approved development of a Starbucks with drive-through on Middle Island following a public hearing, and authorized more than $3.1 million in bonds for airport improvements and environmental restoration. The board voted to issue $1.7 million for an airfield
Brookhaven Town Board approves comprehensive land use plan consulting contract in wide-ranging session. The board unanimously awarded a contract with MJ Engineering, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Land Surveying, P.C. to prepare a townwide comprehensive land use plan, appointed Felix
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously adopts preliminary 2026 budgets and sets public hearings. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico presented the operating budget and capital budget documents to the board on September 29, with six members voting in favor and Councilman Michael A. Loguercio Jr. absent. The
Brookhaven rezones East Patchogue parcels to industrial; declares two properties unsafe. The Town Board unanimously rezoned East Patchogue parcels from residential and business to industrial following a closed public hearing and SEQRA Negative Declaration presented by Planning Director Donald Hohn.
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously authorized $45.9 million in bonded debt for sewer infrastructure, including $43 million for the Mastic Beach Sewer District and $2.965 million for Sewer District No. 2 leaching pool expansion. The sewer district, identified as essential to enable redevelopment,
Brookhaven Town Board approves commercial developments and environmental grants. The board unanimously authorized site plans for Taco Bell with drive-through in Patchogue, Chick-fil-A and McDonald's drive-throughs in Medford, and a storage facility, along with a 20-year underwater land license to
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