In 2021, New York State Governor, Kathy Hochul signed the Peconic Bay Region Community Housing Fund Act into law, effectively allowing the Town of Southampton to address the lack of affordable housing within the Town. Read on...
On Wed, Nov. 15, 2023 Southampton Town Police Department promoted a member of the Department to the rank of Detective and swore in three new members. Police officer Keith Phillips became Detective Keith Phillips as Captain Kalb officially promoted him. Read on...
Public Safety & Emergency Management Dept would like to advise the public to expect possible delays/temporary road closures in Flanders on Fri., Nov. 17, and Sat., Nov 18 due to funeral services for Commissioner, Ex-Chief and Fire Marshal Brian Williams Read on...
The Southampton Town Police, Southampton Village Police, Quogue Village Police,
and Westhampton Beach Police Departments are teaming up for a Thanksgiving Food Drive. The food drive runs from November 6th through November 18th, 2023. Donation boxes are located at:
To the Town of Southampton Community,
I, as the Chief of Police, want to convey the unified stance of the Southampton Town Police Department in offering unwavering support to all members of our community affected by anti-Semitism. Read on...
The Civilian Police Academy is an educational program which invites Southampton Town residents to receive specialized training given at police headquarters for the purpose of bringing the Police Department and the community closer together. Read on...
Town Code Compliance and Emergency Management Administrator, Ryan Murphy was approved by the Certification Commission of the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) to receive the Certified Emergency Manager (CEM®) credential. Read on...
New Cyanobacteria Blooms found in Stony Brook Duck Pond (a.k.a. Mill Pond) in Stony Brook, Poxabogue Pond in Sagaponack, and Donahue’s Pond in Manorville Read on...
The Town of Southampton Department of Public Safety and Emergency Management has been advised by the Suffolk County Department of Public Works (DPW) that the dredging project near the Shinnecock Inlet will be commencing today. Read on...
