A 5-year tentative capital budget for the Town of Southampton covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan organizes capital projects across divisions including Board of Trustees, Budget & Finance, Information Technology, Land Management, Parks & Recreation, Highway, Municipal Works, Police, Public Safety, Assessor's, Community Preservation Fund, and Hampton Bays Water District, addressing infrastructure such as bulkheads, roads, bridges, parks, water distribution, wastewater, and coastal risk reduction.
Jul 28, 2026
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The board conducted several public hearings and discussions. Topics included the acceptance of a deed of dedication for open space at North Sea, the proposed acquisition of properties at 405 Old Canoe Place Road and 658 Flying Point Road for preservation and potential passive park use, and an amendment to the town code regarding parking prohibitions on Butter Lane to improve traffic safety. During the public portion, concerns were raised regarding past pedestrian access planning for Good Ground Park, the handling of repaving projects, and historical planning board approvals related to parking at a local grocery store.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
Southampton Town Board Regular Meeting
The board conducted several public hearings concerning property acquisitions for open space and municipal use, as well as amendments to vehicle and traffic codes. Discussions in the public portion addressed community traffic safety, infrastructure maintenance projects, and local planning concerns. The board adopted numerous resolutions involving contract renewals for professional services, engineering and survey projects, software subscriptions, personnel actions, budget amendments, and grant applications for community planning.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Southampton Town Board Regular Town Board Meeting
The meeting involved the reading of various communications, including notices from state agencies and municipal correspondence. The Board approved resolutions to add agenda items concerning a public hearing for a nonprofit animal shelter, the awarding of a bid for the Southampton Red Creek Skate Park, and a warrant. The Board also approved the promotion of a sergeant to lieutenant and a police officer to sergeant. The Southampton Town Police Department was recognized for its 75th anniversary. A resident provided public comment expressing appreciation for recent infrastructure improvements, including new sidewalks and boat ramp facilities.
