Village of East Hampton

The winds were strong today. Be safe out there!

Lisa and I attended the East Hampton Historical Society’s Aglow, a holiday experience at Mulford Farm. Congratulations on doing such a great job for our community!

New bricks being installed on Main Street sidewalks.

Hampton Bays and Riverhead have been declared COVID Yellow Zones. This flyer has been delivered to all of the businesses in the village and is posted on their front doors. The Police Department has been directed to be proactive in the enforcement of social distancing and the requirement to wear face masks when they can not social distance. Persons found in violation will be warned and offered a mask from the police. However, if they fail to comply they will be issued a s...ummons to appear in local court for a violation of New York State Public Health Law. This violation is a misdemeanor and is also punishable with up to a $1,000.00 fine. This initiative is an attempt to keep our residents/visitors safe and keep our businesses open. We need everyone’s cooperation to combat this virus.

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The East Hampton Village Board of Trustees will hold its monthly meeting this Friday, October 16th at 11am at the Emergency Services Building located at 1 Cedar Street. The meeting can be viewed on LTV Channel 22 or LTV's website at: www.ltveh.org

East Hampton Village offices will be closed tomorrow for the Columbus Day holiday.

REMINDER: East Hampton Farmers Market this Sunday in the Reutershan Parking lot. 10am - 3pm. Rain or shine! Remember to wear your mask!

The East Hampton Village Zoning Board of Appeals will meet via video conference tomorrow, October 9th at 11am. The meeting will be streamed by LTV on Channel 22 and their website at: www.ltveh.org

Today, the East Hampton Fire Department accepted delivery of a new Fire Police Truck. This new truck will play a vital role during emergency traffic and incident scene management. The old vehicle will be repurposed for the EHFD Dive Team. Congratulations!

The East Hampton Village Planning Board wil meet via video conference on Thursday, October 8th at 11am. The meeting will be streamed by LTV on Channel 22 or their website at www.ltveh.org.

This Sunday, October 4th from 10am to 3pm, the Village will host the East Hampton Farmers Market in the Robert Reutershan Parking lot. The Market will take place on Sundays starting this weekend, through December 20th. The Market will be located in the corner near Stop and Shop. If you plan to attend, remember to wear your mask and social distance when possible!

Due to COVID-19, the Village of East Hampton will be taking steps to ensure the safety of parents and children this Halloween. The Village will be discouraging ALL large gatherings and will NOT close area roads for trick or treating. The CDC has articulated low, moderate and high risk activities relating to Halloween and other celebrations. Please visit the Village's website for more information and to read a letter from Police Chief Mike Tracey. https://www.easthamptonvillage.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=64

The Village of East Hampton has extended outdoor dining through December 31st. This is an important step to continue to try to help our local restaurants as much as possible during these difficult times.

The East Hampton Village Board of Trustees will conduct its monthly Work Session this Thursday, October 1st at 11am. The meeting will be conducted in person at the Village Emergency Services Building at 1 Cedar Street. The meeting will be conducted following all COVID-19 protocols and requirements. The meeting will be livestreamed by LTV on Channel 22.

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100 years ago today, September 25, 1920, a vote was held to incorporate the Village of East Hampton. Voters overwhelmingly supported the Village's creation. Although the community cannot celebrate all together, the Village was lucky today to have a presentation from Assemblyman Fred Thiele of a Legislative Resolution he sponsored with Senator Kenneth LaValle honoring the Village's Centennial Anniversary today. Pictured below are: Former Village Mayor Paul Rickenbach, Assem. Fred Thiele, Mayor Jerry Larsen, Trustee Tiger Graham, Trustee Rose Brown, Trustee Chris Minardi and Trustee Sandra Melendez