The Draft of the Town’s 2013 Storm Water Management Program Annual Report

Sunday Bus Service Begins

Speonk Solvent Plume Working Group Focuses On Need For Additional Monitoring

Bike Locker at Bridgehampton LIRR Station available for long term rental

Governor Cuomo Announces Release of Federal Funds for Disaster Recovery Relief

Scalera Creates Septic Rebate Program For Town Residents

Southampton Town Encouraging Residents To Turn Off Their Engines

North Rd. to remain closed until March 15th

Councilman Nuzzi and Councilwoman Scalera Kick Off the 2nd Annual “Greener Southampton – the Solution is in the Bag” Poster Contest

Southampton Town Declares State of Emergency - 2/8/2013 4 pm

Winter Storm 2/8 -2/9 Media Release #3 - State of Emergency Town of Southampton

Nuzzi and Malone Ask County to Live Up to Its Word and Remove Homeless Sex Offender Trailers from Town

$24 Million Beach Renourishment Project Approved By Oceanfront Property Owners

FEMA extends deadline to February 27, 2013

HURRICANE SANDY RECOVERY-SECOND INFORMATIONAL MEETING

Southampton Town Launches Landmark Maintenance Funding Opportunity

Glossed wrapping paper and Christmas Tree Disposal

*** WEATHER ALERT ***

North Road, Hampton Bays, to be closed from January 4th through the end of February

FEMA extends Hurricane Sandy deadline to apply for Public Assistance for 30 days.

Town Approves Budget for 2013

Scalera Reschedules Final Bullying Event for Nov. 15th

Nuzzi Continues to Fight MTA Payroll Tax

SUPERVISOR THRONE-HOLST URGES RESIDENTS TO PREPARE NOW FOR SEVERE COASTAL STORM

Refurbished Building to Open at the Big Duck Ranch

Creation of the Town of Southampton Project Development Council

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and Southampton Town is taking a lead role on the local level

Human Services (HS) Grants and the Cultural Arts and Recreational (CAR) Grants

Town Creates Water Quality Fund

Southampton Steps-up Rental Law Enforcement

North Road, Hampton Bays, to be closed from September 10th through October 31st

Town Urges Residents to Sign-Up for Emergency Alerts

Town Will Save $1.8 Million through Bond Re-Issue