Mayor Paul Pontieri

A message from Mayor Paul Pontieri WHEN YOU VOTE CHOOSE EXPERIENCE YOU CAN TRUST! When you vote in Tuesday’s Patchogue Village election, you will determine the course of action during the next four years. So much has changed, but there is one thing that you can be sure of, these difficult times demand strong leadership and experience you can trust. Trustees Jack Krieger, Lori Devlin and Thomas Ferb have helped to guide Patchogue through its revitalization, and they are now ...prepared to help me navigate the post-pandemic world. I admire and trust them all and I ask that you re-elect the Patchogue 2020 Team so we can continue to provide the leadership that you deserve now and in the future. Please share this with your Facebook friends and neighbors and encourage them to vote Row A all the way on Tuesday, September 15. Go to www.Patchogue2020.com/Vote to find your polling place. Thank you. Deputy Mayor, Trustee Jack Krieger is a lifelong resident committed to improving the quality of life for everyone who calls Patchogue home. As liaison to the Patchogue Theatre, Jack helped to establish the performing arts on Main Street and was on the committee that brought ArtSpace to Patchogue. He modernized Public Safety and introduced a video monitoring program in our downtown and neighborhood parks. He increased the number of parking spaces and generated millions of dollars in revenue with resident-free metered parking that helps stabilize your taxes. Trustee Lori Devlin is the person most responsible for establishing the thriving arts community in Patchogue. She played a critical role in bringing ArtSpace to our downtown and is a founding member and current President of the Patchogue Arts Council. Working with Trustees Krieger and Ferb, they turned Patchogue into the leading Arts and Entertainment center on Long Island. Her work with the Planning, Zoning and Architectural Review Board has turned Patchogue into a vibrant community that continues to attract young people and families to the village. Trustee Thomas Ferb is liaison to the Budget/Finance Department and his extensive financial background has helped the Village maintain a strong AA Bond Rating from Standard & Poors. Under his guidance, our strong Fund Balance protects every resident from unmanageable yearly tax increases. As Commissioner for Budget and Economic Development he has worked with the Business Improvement District and Chamber of Commerce to make Patchogue a vibrant, business-friendly downtown. He also serves as the Treasurer of the Cemetery Restoration Committee, is on the board of the Patchogue Arts Council and is former President and current Treasurer of the Patchogue Lions Club. See more

Remember to vote on Tuesday, Sept 15 in the Village Election. Here are the polling places for your information.

The rescheduled village election will be taking place on Sept 15. Here is what you need to know: If you are medically compromised, concerned about coronavirus transmission or self-quarantining, please apply for an absentee ballot. Download the Absentee Ballot at www.patchoguevillage.org request an application and mail it to the Village Clerk no later than September 8th . You can also stop by Village Hall no later than Monday, September 14th from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm to fill ...out the application and pick up your ballot. All completed ballots will be accepted up until 9:00 pm on Tuesday, September 15th at Village Hall. On Election Day, there will be three in-person polling places conveniently located at Village Hall, 14 Baker Street; Village Recreation Center, 380 Bay Avenue and the Knights of Columbus Hall, 38 West 1st Street. Polls are open from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm. For more information, call Village Hall at 631-475-4300 See more

Check out this short video: Patchogue Theatre Intermission 2020

Pursuant to Executive Order 202.26, which was issued the evening of May 1, 2020, all village elections scheduled to take place in March, April, May, and June of 2020 have been postponed and rescheduled to September 15, 2020. This includes the Patchogue Village Election previously scheduled for March 18.

Mary Pontieri, Vice Chair of the Patchogue Theatre Board and Mayor Paul Pontieri with Richard Margulis, LI Community Hospital President. Mrs. Pontieri and the Mayor were at the hospital to donate 5 large bags of snacks, to the staff, that were unused when the Patchogue Theatre was forced to close with the onset of the Coronavirus crisis