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"DA's Cold Case Breakthrough & Patchogue CDA Updates: Stay Connected with Local Insider News!"

Brian Grant
Feb 6, 2026
Welcome to our latest newsletter! |
Local Pulse |
đSuffolk County authorities are seeking new leads in the unsolved murders of two unidentified victims in Bellport. The investigation is ongoing, with the hope that advancements in forensic technology will help identify the victims and bring closure to their families. Read More... |
â ď¸Sunrise Wind project may resume construction in Long Island as plans are reviewed. Wildlife and the environment will be monitored for potential impact to ensure the safety of the project. Read More... |
đď¸The Bellport Community Center has reopened after extensive renovations, offering improved facilities for residents to enjoy. Read More... |
đłResidents are invited to a public meeting on February 12, to learn about the $75,000 New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Tree Grant supporting the replanting of trees along Main Street in Patchogue. Read More... |
đď¸Residents are invited to a Tax Grievance Night to review complaints on the tentative assessment roll on February 17, 2026, at Bellport Village Hall. Read More... |
Patchogue Village Community Development Agency (CDA) |
The Patchogue Village CDA convened on February 2 to open its public hearing for 2026âs CDBG-funded projects. With an estimated $150,000 available, the agency focused on projects to enhance safety, accessibility, and quality of life.
The committee reviewed sidewalk repairs along Division Street and River Avenue, where deteriorating conditions and ADA noncompliance remain concerns. Also highlighted was the Bay Avenue area near the Joseph E. Keys Recreation Center, where improved access through existing greenways could connect more residents to outdoor space.
Notably, Father Tortora Park emerged as a potential site for installing solar-powered smart benches, offering Wi-Fi and device charging. The board also discussed the feasibility of using a portion of funds for homelessness outreach, though new federal documentation requirements may delay implementation.
Public input is still encouraged before final project selection, expected in early March. Residents can share feedback with the CDA or attend the next public budget hearing on March 2, 2026. |
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The Town of Brookhaven Recycling Calendar is mandatory for residents to follow, with recyclables collected every Wednesday. |