The board meeting covered several items, including a presentation by the Chamber of Commerce regarding past and future events. The meeting included a proclamation designating September as Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month, honoring the Mary Rowski Foundation. A police officer was recognized for a skillful, de-escalating response to a dangerous situation. Various administrative approvals were granted, including requests for the Fire Department to use department vehicles for anniversary events and a memorial service, as well as approvals for several community runs and fitness events. Additionally, the board discussed the process for soliciting competitive bids for the replacement of the recreation center pool liner and roof, with discussions regarding the potential replacement of existing Yankee gutters and the solar heating system.
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Village of Lynbrook Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees addressed numerous operational and administrative items. Key actions included approvals for Fire Department training and events, utilization of parks for community activities such as a roller hockey tournament and a high school football fundraiser, and staffing appointments for the Parks and Recreation department. The board held a public hearing regarding sidewalk repair assessments and awarded a bid for DPW garage roof repairs. Financial approvals were granted for insurance renewals, a contract for synthetic turf installation, a severance payout, and the payment of audited bills. Additionally, the Board authorized the disposition of surplus records and equipment, accepted a grant for law enforcement technology, and finalized vehicle acquisitions and dispositions.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Lynbrook Village Board Board Meeting
The board meeting included updates from the Chamber of Commerce regarding recent and upcoming events, including networking sessions, cruise nights, and prom-related activities. Presentations were made concerning a food allergy awareness project for local parks, and a proclamation was issued for Food Allergy Awareness Week. The board approved various requests, including the use of village vehicles for a fire department event, a kids event on Right Avenue, a JCC school carnival, and a family picnic at Grace Park. Additionally, a demolition permit for a garage on Merrick Road was approved to facilitate the creation of new off-street parking. A public hearing was also initiated regarding a subdivision proposal involving new residential construction.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Lynbrook Village Board Board Meeting
The board meeting included reports from the Chamber of Commerce and the fire department, with an introduction of the new chiefs of the fire department. Proclamations were issued for Autism Acceptance Month and for Patrolman Philip Cardillo Day. A Life Scout presented a proposal for a historical walking tour project using QR codes, which was approved by the board. Additionally, a golf outing fundraiser was discussed, and a proclamation was issued for Arbor Day, highlighting upcoming planting events.
