Updates on the Inc. Village of Port Jefferson Board of Trustee Nov. 20, 2023 Meeting What to know: Board agrees to change meeting dates to Wednesdays Board approves 7-year look back into Capital Fund Village holds Public Hearing on Ethics Code revision Mayor introduces Andrew Freleng Director of Building [...]
Archived RFPs RFP for Bid for Replacement Walkways at Harbor Front Park # 091123 All bids must be received promptly by 2:00 p.m. on October 12, 2023 at Village Hall in a sealed envelope clearly marked: Replacement of Walkways at Harbor Front Park - 2023 Construction Plans are [...]
Our History is ALIVE The Archive room at the Village Center is a very special and unique place in this Village. Located on the second floor of the Village Center, our Village Historian, Chris Ryon and Village employee Sue Orifici, scan, digitize and catalogue our Village's rich history. Anyone [...]
East Beach Bluff Project Awaits DEC Approval: Progress Report Our original plans called for the existing steel wall in place to continue and expand past the concrete ramp on the west side to run 400 linear feet along the bottom of the bluff which would bring it just past the [...]
2024 Final Assessment Roll Updated 4/1/24 Click here to download the Final Assessment Roll 2024
East Beach Restoration Project to begin 12/4/2020 The Village of Port Jefferson is pleased to announce that the East Beach restoration project is set to begin its next phase of work on Friday , December 4th. This work will include the delivery and placement of more than 80,000 cubic yards [...]
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The Inc. Village of Port Jefferson is awarded $500,000 NYS Restore NY Funding; $50,000 in NYS Empire State Development funding and $250,000 Suffolk County JUMPSTART funds to begin Upper Port Development Project. Mayor Margot Garant stated, “Uptown Port is just as important as our downtown, and we have been working [...]
