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Household Hazardous Waste Event- 4/25/20 - CANCELLED

The Household Hazardous Waste Event scheduled for 4/25/20 has been CANCELLED.

The Household Hazardous Waste Event scheduled for 4/25/20 at MSF has been CANCELLED.

All town beaches and parks closed

All town beaches and parks have been closed until further notice with the exception of the golf course.

Paper Shredding Event - 4/4/20 CANCELLED

CANCELLED ..... Paper Shredding Event April 4th and September 26th, 2020. Rain or Shine! 9am - 3pm at MSF, 85 Old Northport Rd., Kings Park.

COVID-19 Update: Social Distancing Actions

In an effort to operate as a functional government, based on New York State’s executive orders (to limit our workforce to only essential employees) the town of Smithtown has taken measures to limit in-person services, restricting public...

COVID-19 Update: Cancellations and Postponements

Due to the state of emergency declared by Suffolk County yesterday, the Town of Smithtown and Smithtown Central School District have enacted a number of closures, adjournments and scheduling adjustments out of an abundance of caution to further prevent th...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Angel and Blaze

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; Angel and Blaze.

Angel is a six year-old Female Blue Nose Pit. Angel was dealt a bad hand in life, like many of her breed. Her former owner would leave her outdoors, unattended for hours. Afte...

Smithtown Youth Create Vaping Use PSA

Members of the Youth and Community Alliance of Smithtown, in conjunction with the Town of Smithtown Horizons and Youth Bureau departments, came together to develop a Substance Use Public Service Announcement focused on the problem of youth vaping. This in...

Supervisor's Report: Smithtown Coronavirus Prevention & Awareness

The Town of Smithtown Emergency Management personnel participated in the Suffolk County update yesterday evening regarding the evolving Coronavirus Situation. The following information is intended to assist residents in taking preventative actions and pre...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Nora and Peggy

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; two strays whose lives have since turned around, Nora and Peggy.

Nora is a pint-sized one year-old Female Lab and Terrier mix. This adorable pup was brought into the shelter as a stray after s...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Captain Kirk and Chester

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; Captain Kirk and Chester.

Captain Kirk and Chester are both Senior Male Domestic Shorthair mushes. Both of these kitties are FIV+ and have had rough lives in the streets before their time in t...

Smithtown Receives AAA Bond Rating for 2020

The Town of Smithtown has received confirmation that it has received a AAA bond rating from Moody’s, reporting a strong economy and a solid and stable fiscal position for the fiscal year. Highlights from the report focus on Smithtown’s...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Drone and Gabe

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; Drone and Gabe, the bromance duo.

Drone and Gabe are the best pair of feline friends that anyone could have. When one of them is getting attention, the other cat will quickly follow to get in ...

Boat Moorings available for 2020

There are currently sixty-one mooring assignments available for the 2020 season. Moorings are available at Long Beach and the Kings Park Bluff on a first come, first served basis to town residents. 

Please call the office for details at 631-360-76...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Mr. Smithers and Max

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; Mr. Smithers and Max.

Mr. Smithers is a ten year-old Male Domestic Shorthair kitty. Mr. Smithers is certainly not the shy or quiet type. This little chatterbox will let you know when he is in ...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Smokey and Noah

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; Smokey and Noah.

Smokey, a Male eight year-old Terrier Mix is the very definition of an absolute gentleman. His previous owner could no longer provide for his needs, so Smokey has been enjoyin...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Cash and Gia

Meet the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week; Cash and Gia.

Cash is a twelve year old Female Domestic Shorthair feline, better known as the “Chaircat” of the Cat Condo Welcoming Committee. Cash gets along with everyone...

New Conservation Board Members Sworn In

The Town of Smithtown welcomed two new members of the Conservation Advisory Board on January 29th, 2020. Kathleen Albrecht and Thomas D. McCarthy were sworn in as new members, in addition to the current board members, Armand DeRose, A. Lawrence Liquori, a...

Stormwater Outreach Floods to School

Smithtown Science & Art Students Create Guerilla Marketing Style
Visual Art to Promote Stormwater Outreach

Smithtown Town Supervisor Ed Wehrheim and Environmental Protection Director David Barnes met with Smithtown West and East High School Students to help in the launch of a unique Stormwater Awareness Campaign. Smithtown HS East students in Timothy Needles&a...

Smithtown Pets of the Week

Chloe and Uno

Meet Chloe and Uno; the Smithtown Animal Shelter’s Pets of the Week.

Chloe, a four year-old Female Domestic Shorthair Mix, is a special girl with special needs. Chloe suffers from a seizure disorder which is easily managed by two separate medicat...

St. James Gets New Glass Recycling Drop-Off Bin

Residents in St. James now have the ability to drop-off their recyclable glass bottles and jars at a new recycling location. The new drop-off bin as located at Lakewood Plaza, a shopping center at 213 Lake Avenue in St. James, just south of Woodlawn Avenu...

Updated Information on Solid Waste Collection

As a result of the recent changes to the carters for residential curbside pickup in Districts #4 and #7, the Solid Waste Collection Districts Map has been updated. Districts #4 and #7 will now be serviced by Brothers Waste. Residents can view their Carter...

Take the Smithtown Social Pledge

Local Youth and Parents are invited to take the Smithtown Social Pledge to promote and exhibit kindness online and in person

Local students and parents are encouraged to take the Smithtown Social pledge in an effort to promote healthy online habits and fight bullying by leading by example. The pledge is one of many activities taking place in conjunction with Smithtown&rsquo...