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The Town of Brookhaven's Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce that the 2026 Recreation Guide is here!![]()
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Inside this year’s guide, you’ll find everything you need to make the most of the summer season. Explore a wide variety of programs and activities, including summer camps, sports leagues like baseball and pickleball, and important information on beach and pool hours. You’ll also find details about parking passes and other seasonal offerings available throughout the Town.![]()
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Whether you're looking for family-friendly activities, ways to stay active, or opportunities to enjoy our beautiful parks and beaches, the Recreation Guide has something for everyone.![]()
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View the full guide online here: www.brookhavenny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39538/2026-Rec-Guide![]()
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#brookhaven #townclerk #summer #foryou
MBPOA Community Yard Sale Saturday May 16th! All are welcome to come and browse! If you'd like to reserve a table so you can sell your items, please see the flyer for info.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!![]()
NEW YORK STATE EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR BLUE BUFFERS PROGRAM IN MASTIC BEACH.![]()
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Blue Buffers is New York’s first statewide, proactive voluntary property buyout program, administered by the Office of Resilient Homes and Communities (RHC) in partnership with the Center for NYC Neighborhoods and Enterprise Community Partners.![]()
Funded with $250 million through Governor Kathy Hochul’s historic 2022 Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act, the Blue Buffers Program funds the acquisition and demolition of properties in high flood risk areas.![]()
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Properties are maintained as open space in perpetuity, which can create a “buffer” to help reduce flooding and storm damage in surrounding areas.![]()
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Please reference the flyer below for more information.
Suffolk County is replacing the aging Smith Point Bridge with a new, state-of-the-art fixed bridge that will be constructed just west of the existing structure. The new bridge will carry William Floyd Parkway (CR 46) over Narrow Bay into Smith Point County Park—providing a safer, stronger, and more resilient crossing for generations to come.![]()
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Originally built in 1959, the existing bridge has reached the end of its service life under current safety and engineering standards. After more than six decades of service, the new bridge will significantly improve safety, accessibility, and long-term durability.![]()
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The new 1,812-foot-long bridge will be:![]()
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Designed for a 75-year service life![]()
Built with prestressed concrete beams and post-tensioned concrete piers![]()
Composed of 11 spans, each approximately 165 feet long![]()
Elevated to provide 55.6 feet of vertical and 100 feet of horizontal channel clearance for marine traffic![]()
ADA-accessible, with a protected pedestrian and bicycle path![]()
Supported by improved road alignments on both sides to enhance traffic flow![]()
suffolkcountyny.gov/Departments/Public-Works/Smith-Point-Bridge-Project
Upcoming 2026 MBPOA Events in Mastic Beach: Dates to Know – Mastic Beach NY
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The Mastic Beach Property Owners Association has a full 2026 calendar planned, with spring, summer, fall, and holiday events that give residents plenty of opportunities to get involved locally. From T…