2021 town of babylon recycling calendar

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2022 Town of BaBylon 2022 Town of BaBylon Recycling calendaRRecycling calendaR

Celebrating the Town of Babylon 150th AnniversaryCelebrating the Town of Babylon 150th AnniversaryEst. March 13, 1872 Est. March 13, 1872


A Message from Supervisor Rich Schaffer

Babylon Town Board2022

What’s Inside

Councilman, Deputy SupervisorAntonio Martinez

957-4472

Receiver of TaxesJennifer Montiglio

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Town ClerkGerry Compitello

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CouncilmanDuWayne Gregory

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Dear Resident:

We made it to 2022! On behalf of my colleagues on the Town Board, I would like to wish you and your family a happy and healthy new year.

2021 was another challenging year, but I have to commend and thank our residents for their perseverance and strength as we continued to deal with the effects and aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. I would also like to thank our amazing town staff including our blue collar Teamsters Local 237 and white collar CSEA Region 1 employees as well as our part-time and seasonal staff, and of course, our administrative team, for the hard work and dedication over the last two years.

Inside this calendar you will find important information regarding garbage pickup, town services and programs, as well as exciting news from our community. Please make sure to read through and see what is available to you as a resident.

It’s a special year for the Town of Babylon as we mark the 150th anniversary of our establishment. In 1872, residents voted to separate from the Town of Huntington and form the Town of Babylon. From humble beginnings, our town has grown and adapted to meet the needs of our residents and businesses. Celebrating our shared history, our anniversary theme is - Town of Babylon ... United in Care, Consideration and Compassion. For more information, please check www.townofbabylon.com for a list of anniversary events occurring throughout the year. I wish you a fantastic 2022!

Sincerely,

JanuaryRecycling Information/

Tax InformationFebruary

Celebrating Black History Month/Yard Waste Information

MarchGeneral Collection Information

AprilTown Clerk/Your Roads/Street

Sweeping InformationMay

Parks & Recreation NewsJune

Animal Shelter/Food PantryJuly

Beautification Program/Soldier Ride/Public Library Directory

AugustSmall Business Support

SeptemberPublic Safety/Citizen Services/Beacon Family Wellness Center

OctoberHispanic Heritage Celebration/

Shred Event/Volunteer Fire Dept. Directory

NovemberBabylon Veterans/Run for the

WarriorsDecember

Happy Holidays/Babylon’s History

CouncilmanAnthony Manetta

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CouncilmanTerence McSweeney

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@townofbabylon.ny @townofbabylon


The Town of Babylon will hold free Cleanup/Stop Throwing out Pollutants (STOP) Days on Saturday, April 9th and Saturday, October 8th, rain or shine, from 8:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. at the Residential Recycling Center located on Field Street in West Babylon.

For the Spring and Fall cleanup days, residents are permitted unlimited free trips with an automobile and one free trip with pickups, vans or trailers (4 feet by 8 feet). These cleanup days are free of charge. Any vehicle larger than a van or pickup truck will not be permitted. No commercial waste is accepted.

Acceptable items include furniture, white goods (such as stoves and dishwashers) and wood products such as fencing, paneling and brush. Unacceptable items include car and boat parts or demolition debris. Wood items must be cut into 4 foot lengths.

Spring and Fall Cleanup Days are also designated S.T.O.P. Collection Days from 8:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. This program allows residents to bring household hazardous wastes to the Town of Babylon Residential Recycling Center for safe disposal. Participation in this program is vital to ensure safe drinking water and a healthier environment for the future. Please label all material.

The following are examples of household hazardous wastes accepted by the Town:• Acids • Aerosol cans • Antifreeze • Automotive fluids/care products • Bug and rodent killers • Cleaning products • Driveway sealer • Fluorescent bulbs • Freon canisters • Full propane cylinders • Gasoline • Granular fertilizer containing insecticide • Oil paints and stains • Liquid chlorine • Mercury containing products • Pesticides/insecticides • Powdered chlorine • Thinners and reducers • Pool chemicals.Unsure about an item that isn’t on the above list? Please visit www.townofbabylon.com/140 or contact the Residential Recycling Center at 249-9346 or 249-9347.

2022 Town Board Meeting Schedule

Spring and Fall Cleanup Daysand S.T.O.P. Collection Days

All meetings on Wednesdays unless noted.

January 5th 3:30 PM March 1st* 3:30 PM April 27th 3:30 PM August 3rd 10:00 AM November 10th** 3:30 PMJanuary 19th 7:00 PM March 16th 3:30 PM May 11th 3:30 PM August 31st 3:30 PM November 16th 3:30 PMFebruary 2nd 3:30 PM March 30th 3:30 PM June 8th 3:30 PM September 21st 7:00 PM December 7th 3:30 PMFebruary 16th 3:30 PM April 13th 3:30 PM July 13th 10:00 AM October 12th 3:30 PM December 21st 3:30 PM

** Thursday meeting* Tuesday meeting

Cover Photo Key:(Left to Right)

1. Soap Box Derby, Wheatley Heights, 1957.

2. Copiague Railroad Station, 1949.

3. Mohawks Baseball Team, c. 1933, North Amityville

4. Zahn’s Airport, North Amityville--North Lindenhurst, c. 1960.

5. Venetian Shores Park, 1978.

6. Babylon Town Hall, 1958.

7. Old Town Hall, c. 1919.

8. Gilgo Beach surfing competition, 1962.

9. North Lindenhurst Fire Department, 1972.

10. Pow-Wow, Tanner Park, c. 1985.

11. Bulk’s Nursery, West Babylon, 1930’s.

12. Dahlia Festival Baby Parade, Deer Park, 1951.

13. Republic Aviation Corp, East Farmingdale, c. 1940.

14. Southern Parkway construction, Belmont ave., North Babylon, 1940..

15. Cedar Beach Bathhouse, 1948.

16. Wyandanch Schoolhouse, 1912.

Special thanks to Town Historian Mary Cascone for designing the cover.

When this symbol appears on your Recycling Calendar, ENCON will pick up properly wrapped newspapers from your curbside.

- WRAP newspapers in twine or put them in paper bags- DO NOT use plastic bags, your recycling can or garbage pail- BUNDLE AND TIE magazines, junk mail, cardboard boxes and telephone books

PLEASE NOTE: Greasy pizza boxes can con-taminate other recyclables. Please place them in your regular garbage pickup.

You may be eligible for a tax exemption, there are special requirements for all exemptions. Please call the Department of Assessment at 631-957-3014 for information:

Senior Citizen, Enhanced STAR, Veterans, Disabled, Firefighters and Basic Star

Tax Exemption InformationJennifer Montiglio, Receiver of Taxes


Property Tax Information

Recycling infoRmation

When this symbol appears on your Recycling Calendar, ENCON will pick up glass, metal cans and plastics from your curbside in your blue recycling bin or clear plastic bags. ENCON cannot collect recycling material from any other type of receptacle.

Residential Recycling CenterThe Residential Recycling Center, located on Field Street off Edison Avenue in West Babylon, is open for drop-off of recyclable materials weekdays from 8:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. If you have any questions concerning the Residential Recycling Center, please call 249-9346 or 249-9347.

Acceptable Items for drop-off at the Residential Recycling Center include: plastics, glass, waste oil, car batteries, computer paper, telephone books, rocks, bricks, E-waste/electronics, household batteries, bicycles (for Adopt-A-Bike program), junk mail, oil filters, metal/aluminum cans, polystyrene, newspapers, cardboard, concrete (small pieces), four tires with or without rims, propane tanks and used clothing.

Property Taxes can be paid to the Tax Receiver’s Office in Town Hall. Hours of Collection are 9am-4pm Monday to Friday.

First Half Taxes are due by Jan. 10, 2022. Second Half Taxes are due by May 31, 2022. After May 31st, taxes are payable only to the Suffolk County Comptroller’s Office, Riverhead, N.Y. with additional penalty and interest.

For your convenience we have extended hours 8am-6pm Jan 4th -Jan10th and Saturday Jan 8th 8am-12pm. The Tax Office will also be open for extended hours May 23rd-May 31st Monday-Friday 8am-6pm and Saturday May 28th 8am-12pm

There is a drive-up collection in the West parking lot of Town Hall during collection hours 9am-4pm. We have a secure Drop Box for tax payments located inside at the West Entrance by the Security Guard.

We offer e-check and credit card payment through a telephone service or online which includes American Express, MasterCard, Visa or Discover. For payments by tele-phone, call 1-800-2PAY-TAX (1-800-272-9829) at the prompt, use Jurisdiction Code 4232 or visit the website www.acipayonline.com. Transaction fees will be charged to the taxpayer based on the amount of the total charge.

E-Waste/ElectronicsDue to new regulations by New York State, e-waste and electronics will no longer be collected at curbside. This includes but is not limited to:Computers and accessories TelevisionsCathode ray tubes VCRs/DVD playersPersonal music players TabletsTo properly dispose of e-waste, residents may either return the item to the place of purchase, drop them off at the Residen-tial Recycling Center or call 249-9347 to schedule a pickup. Residents may also utilize reimbursement programs offered by companies such as Amazon and Gazelle.

White GoodsENCON will pick up white goods on Wednesdays; however, you must call ahead to reserve pickup. Contact ENCON at 491-3200, Monday through Friday from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. and a representative will give you the date your white goods will be picked up. You need to call by Friday for pickup the next Wednesday. Please put the item at the curb in front of your house. For safety’s sake, please remove all doors from refrigerators and freezers. White Goods Are:- Residential Refrigerators - Washers and Dryers- Dishwashers - Stoves/Microwaves- Water Heaters - Air Conditioners (nocentral units)

- Metal Desks, Cabinets and Dehumidifiers- Compactors- Cut Up Oil Tanks- Aluminum Sheds (Bundled, tied, under 4’ and 50 lbs. or less) - Bathtubs

- RINSE all metal, glass and plastic cans and bottles- REMOVE caps, lids and wire rings- FLATTEN plastic bottles to fit more contents

Visit www.enconbabylon.com for all updates, questions and information about your recycling and garbage pickup.

Rich SchafferSupervisor

Printed on recycled paper

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

The Yard Waste schedule has been changed to increase efficiency and improve safety. Yard Waste will be picked up by Zone - see the top of the February Page to locate your Yard Waste Zone (YWZ).

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During the holiday weeks of January 3rd and 17th (as indicated by the shaded areas), garbage pickup follows the same schedule changes. On Jan. 6th or 7th, and 20th or 21st, your recyclables will be picked up on the same day as your scheduled garbage pickup.They are picked up by another truck and kept separate.

Please call 491-3200 or visit www.enconbabylon.com for updates about pickups during snow storms.

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REMINDER: Please do not place E-waste & electronics curbside with your regular garbage or recyclables. Residents can return the item to the place of purchase, drop it off at the Recycling Center, or call 249-9346 to schedule an appointment for a pick-up. See top of March for more information.

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Thursday PickupPlus Thursday

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For all garbage-related questions and complaints, please visit www.enconbabylon.com

Reminder from Tax Receiver Jennifer Mon-tiglio: 1st half property taxes due January 10,

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Pickup Tip: Please use only standard 33 gallon pails with lids, molded handles and no tie-down straps. No material can be above the top of the can. This helps your garbage collectors avoid

injury.

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NOTE: Due to the Holiday, Yard Waste will NOT be picked up on Jan 3 or Jan 17 - normal pickup will resume on your next scheduled day.


Babylon Town Supervisor Rich Schaffer and Department of Human Services Commissioner Madeline Quintyne-McConney hosted the Town’s 33rd Annual Black History Month Celebration virtually via Zoom in 2021. The program “The Black Family: Representation,Identity & Diversity” honored the Suffolk County Chapter of Jack & Jill America, Inc., Dr. Tia Knight-

Forbes, Sean Moore and Paul Sibblies for their contributions to our community. We hope to see you all in person in 2022!

Celebrating Black History Month

In order to increase efficiency and improve safety yard waste is collected according to Yard Waste Zones (YWZ). Please keep yard waste separated from regular garbage. Yard Waste Zones are broken down by region. If your home is located . . .

- South of Montauk Highway - Monday pickup - Between Montauk Highway and Sunrise Highway - Tuesday pickup - Between Sunrise Highway and Southern State Parkway - Wednesday pickup - Between Southern State Parkway and Long Island Avenue - Thursday pickup - North of Long Island Avenue or North of LIRR Tracks - Friday pickup

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Yard Waste CollectionYard waste is collected separately from garbage by Yard Waste Zone (YWZ) 12 months of the year. Visit www.enconbabylon.com or call 491-3200 to find out your YWZ.See below for a map. • Yard waste cannot be mixed with garbage.• Do not use cardboard boxes for yard waste.• Only 10 yard waste items may be put out per week• Bags of grass and leaves must be under 50 lbs.• Disposal regulations for tree debris (tree branches less than 4 in. in diameter) require that trimmings must be bundled, securely tied, under 4 ft. long and under 50 lbs. • If collected on the same day, please make sure to separate yard waste from regular garbage by placing yard waste on one side of your driveway and regular garbage on the other side. • Dirt, sod and rocks cannot be collected.

PLEASE NOTE: Yard waste will not be picked up on holidays and will be picked up the next week

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Presidents' Day

Town Hall Closed

Pickup Tip: Be sure to rinse out your bottles and cans before putting them out for collection. This helps reduce contamination at the Recycling

Center.

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The Yard Waste schedule has been changed to increase efficiency and improve safety. Yard Waste will be picked up according to the Yard Waste Zone (YWZ) in which your home is located. See the above map to locate your zone.

Yard Waste will not be picked up on most holidays. Always follow this calendar for special schedules.


Tuesday Pickup

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YARD WASTE NOTICE

PLEASE NOTE: Although Town Hall is closed on Friday, February 11th and Monday February 21st, they remain REGULAR PICKUP DAYS.


geneRal collecTion infoRmaTion


Helpful Phone NumbersIf you have a question about recycling, call the Sanitation Department at 422-7694If you have a question about a dumping affidavit or the Residential Recycling Center, call 249-9346

If you have a question about an unusual garbage item or a complaint, call ENCON at 491-3200 or log on

to www.enconbabylon.com.

Limited Construction DebrisENCON will pick up debris - up to two items - on your Thursday or Friday garbage day. Place items at the curb the night before pickup and please follow these instructions:

Building material from major renovations cannot be taken.

Wallpaper, tile, plaster, etc. must be in a container and weigh less than 50 lbs.

Lumber and small diameter pipe must be securely tied in bundles not more than 4 feet in length and less than 50 lbs and cannot be over the top of the pail.

Paneling and sheet rock must be in a container or securely tied in bundles no larger than 2 feet x 4 feet and less than 50 lbs. Please remove nails from boards to avoid injury.

Put glass in a garbage can or securely wrapped in cardboard, marked “glass.” Do not put broken glass in cardboard boxes, plastic bags or blue recycling can.

4X4 Railroad Ties will be accepted if they are under 2 feet in length and securely tied in bundles less than 50 lbs.

Sawdust will be accepted if it is in a securely tied plastic bag weighing less than 50 lbs.

Miscellaneous InformationIf cardboard boxes contain garbage, they must be tied securely with rope.

When disposing of barbecue or fireplace ash, be sure it is cold before putting it in a plastic bag and tying it securely for pick up.

Latex (water-based) paint can only be disposed of in your regular garbage if can is less than 25% full and contents are dried out. Fuller cans must be brought to the Residential Recycling Center. Oil-based paint cannot be disposed, please bring it to S.T.O.P. Day.

One passenger vehicle type tire with or without a rim will be picked up on the second pickup day or can be brought to the Residential Recycling Center. The Residential Recycling Center will accept up to 4 tires with or without rims.

These requirements are established to ensure the cleanliness of our neighborhoods and the safety of our residents and workers. Please read these guidelines carefully to alleviate confusion. If you have any questions, call 491-3200 BEFORE you put the material at the curb.

Pickup Information Use only standard 33 gallon pails with lids, molded

handles and no tie-down straps. No material can be above the top of the can.

The night before, put items at the curb, within one foot from the street in front of your home.

Do not store material at the curb. Only put out material that will be collected that day (for example garbage on garbage days, yard waste on yard waste days).

Multi-family homes should put all material at one spot per house.

Do not mix garbage with yard waste or building material. Separate garbage bags from bags containing yard waste. Keep all garbage cans, bags and bundles under 50 lbs. Do not use the blue recycling can for garbage or newspapers. Your material can only be collected from in front of your

house. Make sure your garbage cans are clear of any parked

vehicles. Make sure your materials are not placed at the side of any vehicle.

If your yard waste is picked up on the same day as your regular garbage, please separate at the curb.

Still have questions about how to properly put your garbage to the curb? Visit www.townofbabylon.com/140

Furniture (Bulk Items)One item of furniture will be taken with each garbage pickup. Furniture is: a couch, a mattress and box spring, a dresser, one room-size rug (rolled and tied, cut into sections 4’ in length and under 50 lbs.) Make sure that garbage and furniture are at the same location. Remember, only one item per garbage pickup.

Unacceptable ItemsEnCon cannot pickup the following items: - Propane Tanks (You may drop off empty 20 lb. propane tanks only at the Residential Recycling Center. Other size tanks can be returned to dealer.)- Gasoline- Medical Waste (needles)- Toxic Material- Auto & Boat Parts- Car Batteries- Ammunition- Fireworks- 55-gallon Drums- Concrete, bricks, stone- Any commercially generated waste- All Pool Chemicals- Liquid paints (see below)

Some items can be brought to the Residential Recycling CenterIf you need to dispose of any item and are not sure how, please call the Residential Recycling Center at 249-9346 or call the Sanitation Department at 422-7694.

REMEMBERExcessive amounts of material could result in fines and cleanup costs. Put ONLY the material to be collected at the curb. DO NOT put material out prior to 1:00 P.M. the day before the specific collection.





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You can protect our environment by disposing of used motor oil, gasoline and all paints properly. If you have used motor oil or oil filters, you may dispose of them by bringing them to your local service station, auto parts store, or the Residential Recycling Center on Field Street in West Babylon. For more information, please call 249-9346.


St. Patrick's Day

Daylight Saving Begins (set clock ahead one hour)

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You may have noticed some numbers in shaded circles on the recycling calendar. The circled numbers correspond to Sweep Zones in the Town’s Street Sweeping Program. The Town’s Street Sweeping Program will commence in April. Before the program begins you will receive written

notification in the mail indicating what sweep zone you live in.This year, each zone will be swept four times between the months of April and October. In the event of inclement weather, Fridays during the months of April through October (excluding July) will be used for makeup days.Please remember to remove obstacles from the street on your scheduled sweeping days. Make sure to move automobiles, basketball hoops and other obstacles from the curb line so that our sweepers can be as thorough as possible.

Street Sweeping Program Information

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Visit the Office of Town Clerk Gerry Compitello!

Saturday, April 9th, 20228:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M.

S.T.O.P. Collection Day

57 Field StreetWest Babylon, N.Y. 11704

Town Clerk Gerry Compitello and her staff are here to help town residents with important documents and applications and all your vital records. The Town Clerk performs four basic functions that include records management, registrar of vital statistics and our

marriage and licensing officers. For more information please visit our website at www.townofbabylon.com/116.

To better serve our community, the Babylon Town Clerk’s Office has extended hours every Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Town of BabylonResidential Recycling

Center

Know BEFORE You Throw!

The Town of Babylon Department of Environmental Control has created a brand new recycling guide that has more information on all of the topics covered in this calendar,

and answers to any questions you still may have!

Visit www.townofbabylon.com/140 to view the booklet and get all of your recycling questions answered!

Your RoadsDedicated roads in the unincorporated hamlets of the Town of Babylon are

maintained by the Department of Public Works (DPW). For assistance with Town roads, please call 311. There are also several state and county roads within the Town of Babylon. If you experience problems with state or

county roads, you may contact the proper authority for assisstance.

Deer Park Avenue - (North of the Southern State Parkway)

Conklin Avenue - (From Route 110 to Nassau County)

Sunrise Highway Montauk Highway

Route 109 Route 110 Route 231

Please contact the N.Y.S Department of Transportation at (631) 420-4270 for

assistance with these roads.

Great Neck Road Oak Street

Wellwood Avenue Bay Shore Road

Straight Path Commack Road

Deer Park Avenue - (South of the Southern State Parkway)

Please contact the Suffolk County Department of Public Works at (631)

852-4010 for assistance with these roads.

N.Y.S. Roads Suffolk County Roads

To view your street sweeping zone, visit townofbabylon.com/456/street-sweeping.





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The Town of Babylon will hold a Spring Cleanup Day and a S.T.O.P. Day on Saturday, April 9th from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., rain or shine, at the Residential Recycling Center on Field Street in West Babylon. See the beginning of the calendar for further information. 7 8

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Palm Sunday

Town of Babylon Eggstravaganza at Phelps Lane Park


Local Students Paint Murals at Cedar Beach

As residents return to Cedar Beach for the 2022 summer season, they’ll be met by a brand new mural in the tunnel that connects Cedar Beach to Cedar Beach Marina. In October 2021, a mural painted by students from Amityville, Babylon, Deer Park, North Babylon and West Babylon High Schools was dedicated at Cedar Beach. Local artist Ron Becker, who serves on the Babylon Citizens Council on the Arts (BACCA) Advi-sory Panel, facilitated the participation of local high school artists under the guidance of their teachers. Students were encouraged to design their sections of the mural fol-lowing a nautical theme, and there are plans to complete a second mural in the spring

of 2022 with students from additional Town of Babylon school districts.

Bike Share Program Allows Residents to Explore Expanded Ocean Parkway Greenway

Enjoy the Ocean Parkway Coastal Greenway with a bike ride via the Bethpage Ride Pedal Share Program! Bike stations located at both Cedar and Gilgo beaches allow residents to easily check out a bike and go for a scenic ride on the barrier island. The extension of the

coastal greenway into Babylon was completed in early 2021 and al-lows riders to go from Jones Beach State Park all the way to Captree

State Park or anywhere in between. For more information, please visit the Bethpage Ride webiste at: ridepedalshare.com

Parks and Recreation News Deputy Supervisor Tony MartinezChairman, Parks and Recreation Committee

Summer Concerts & Movies

Parks ImprovementsThe Town of Babylon proudly unveiled new and imporved equipment to our parks facilities in 2021. New ball fields at Tanner Park, and new playgrounds

at Overlook Beach and Fabio Buttittia Park in Deer Park all made for a fun and enjoyable summer for kids throughout the town.

In 2022, the town will continue to invest in its parks with planned updates at several facilities and money dedicated in the capital budget to adding handi-

caped accessible equipment to playgrounds throughout the town.

If you have questions about parks facilities or events,

please call parks & recreation at: 631-893-2100

In 2021, we were glad to be able to safely welcome our residents back to the annual Sum-mer Concert and Movies Series’. The Concert Series featured fan favorites like Jessie’s Girl and Lords of 52nd Street, while the movie series featured kids classics like Star Wars and Finding Nemo. As always, admission to all summer concert and movies is free to all resi-dents and we hope to see you at both series in 2022! Be sure to check out this summer’s

line up in our 2022 online interactive recreation guide.






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Reminder from Tax Re-ceiver Jennifer Montiglio:

2nd half property taxes due May 31, 2022



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Calling all animal lovers! Looking to add a lovable member to the family? The Town of Babylon invites you to visit the Town of Babylon Animal Adoption and Rescue Center (B.A.A.R.C.), located at 80 New Highway in Amityville. For center hours of operation and information regarding pet adoption, call (631) 643-9270. Adopt an animal from our Animal Adoption and Rescue Center and make a pet happy today.

Deputy Supervisor Tony Martinez Encourages Residents to Adopt a Pet

Babylon Animal Shelter

The Town of Babylon Food Pantry is in need of donations year-round! Drop off a non-perishable food item to any of the below locations:

Dept. of Human Services1 Commerce Blvd., Amityville, NY 11701

Town Council Office200 East Sunrise Hwy., Lindenhurst, NY 11757

Old Town Hall47 West Main St. - Suite 2 Babylon NY 11702

Town Clerk and Council Food Drives

Throughout the year, the Town Clerk and Town Council Offices host food drives to benefit the Town of Babylon Food Pantry. In 2021, Town Clerk Gerry Compitello hosted a cereal drive, Councilmen DuWayne Gregory and Terence McSweeney hosted a peanut butter and jelly drive, and Councilman Anthony Manetta along with Town Clerk Gerry Compitello hosted a pasta and sauce drive. All three drives helped restock the pantry with much needed items. We thank the members of our community for

their generous donations.

Check the town’s social media pages for information on food drives in 2022!


Donate to the Town Food Pantry





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Stay tuned to the Town of Babylon website and social media pages for updates about the opening of pools and beaches in 2022!


Town of Babylon Beautification Program

The Town of Babylon Beautification Program, led by Councilman and Chairman Terence McSweeney and Director Viscel Moore, continued to sponsor great cleanup efforts around the town in 2021. The beautification program is a great way to get involved and make a difference in your local community, and we hope that you enjoyed spending time in our various parks and

the views of our Adopt-A-Spots throughout the town. We look forward to even more cleanup initiatives in 2022!

To learn more about the Town of Babylon Beautification Program, or to get involved, please call 631-587-3752, ext. 6012.

Babylon Soldier Ride

The Soldier Ride is an annual event hosted by the Town of Babylon in partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project each July. In 2021, the event was hosted by Councilman DuWayne Gregory and limited to warriors only in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Soldiers rode from Babylon Town Hall to Overlook Beach and were cheered on by residents who gathered at various “cheer corners” throughout our villages and hamlets. Check the town website for

information on the Soldier Ride in 2022.

Town of Babylon Public Library Directory

Amityville Public Library: (631) 264-056719 John Street, Amityville

www.amityvillepubliclibrary.org

Babylon Public Library: (631) 669-861224 South Carll Avenue, Babylon

www.babylonlibrary.org

Copiague Public Library: (631) 691-111150 Deauville Boulevard, Copiague

www.copiaguelibrary.org

Deer Park Public Library: (631) 586-300044 Lake Avenue, Deer Park www.deerparklibrary.org

Farmingdale Public Library: (516) 249-9090116 Merritts Road, Farmingdale

www.farmingdalelibrary.org

Lindenhurst Memorial Library: (631) 957-77551 Lee Avenue, Lindenhurst www.lindenhurstlibrary.org

Half Hollow Hills Community Library: (631) 421-4535510 Sweet Hollow Road, Melville

www.hhhlibrary.org

Half Hollow Hills Community Library: (631) 421-4530 55 Vanderbilt Parkway, Dix Hills

www.hhhlibrary.org

North Babylon Public Library: (631) 669-4020 815 Deer Park Avenue, North Babylon

www.northbabylonpl.org

West Babylon Public Library: (631) 669-5445 211 Route 109, West Babylon www.wbab.suffolk.lib.ny.us

Wyandanch Public Library: (631) 643-4848 14 South 20th Sreet, Wyandanch

www.wyan.suffolk.lib.ny.us

Eleven libraries serve the communities of the Town of Babylon. Visit, call or head to the webiste of your public library for more

information on library events and programs.






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All town beach and pool facilities are open full time during the entire month of July. Please check the Town Webiste for information on purchasing a Residential Recreational Permit in 2022.

For more information, p lease ca l l our Parks Department at 893-2100.


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Small Business SupportCouncilman Anthony ManettaChairman, Small Business Committee Chamber of Commerce

Directory

Amityville: (631) 598-0695www.amityvillechamber.org

Babylon Village: (631) 669-8612www.babylonvillagechamberofcommerce.com

Copiague: (631) 226-2956www.copiaguechamber.org

Deer Park: (631) 306-4044www.chamberofdeerpark.org

Farmingdale: (516) 286-7800www.farmingdalenychamber.org

Lindenhurst: (631) 226-4641www.lindenhurstchamber.org

Long Island Junior: (518) 928-8090www.lijaycees.com

North Babylon: (631) 983-4283www.northbabylonchamber.org

West Babylon: (631) 669-0666www.wbchamberofcommerce.org

Wyandanch: (631) 374-6882www.thewyandanchchamber.org

Our amazing lineup of Chambers of Commerce across the town are here to help! Reach out to your local chamber to find out how they can assist your businesses’ needs as you navigate the recovery

process from these uncertain times.

Locally-owned businesses are the heart of the Town of Babylon’s economy. Their owners and staff have a vested interest in the communities they operate in.

Now, they need our help.

The outbreak of COVID-19 on Long Island has affected many aspects of our lives. It’s especially hard for our small businesses who have closed their doors in an effort

to stop the spread to keep their customers and employees safe.

I encourage our residents to support these businesses as they recover and rebuild. Order takeout from your favorite restaurant, stop by a local coffee shop, buy new clothing or a

special one of a kind item from a boutique rather than a national department store chain, or purchase a gift card from one of the many local businesses that offer them.

By working together, we can help our small businesses get back on their feet and strengthen our local economy.

The Babylon IDA is Here to Help!The Babylon Industrial Development Agency (IDA) is committed to helping small businesses across the Town of Babylon. The IDA has launched multiple initiatives in the wake of COVID-19, including a Business Boot Camp video series, support for local artists, assistance for minority and women-owned businesses looking to expand their operations and more. Visit www.babylonida.org for more information.

Councilman Manetta Asks You to Patronize Your Local Businesses

If you have questions for Councilman Manetta, please call his office at: (631) 957-4482






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Please join the Town of Babylon at the 23rd Annual Beach Blast and Fireworks Extravaganza on August 13th, presented by Long Island's Bay Fireworks. The display begins at dusk and can be viewed from Cedar and Overlook Beaches, Ocean Pkwy., Babylon.

Beach Blast and Fireworks at Overlook

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Code Enforcement & Citizen Services

Our Department of Public Safety is responsible for the security of all Town property and facilities. Our staff consists of: Public Safety Officers, Marine Patrol, Park Rangers and Fire Marshals.

Public Safety operate 24/7 and respond to all complaints from Town of Babylon residents. To reach the department, please call: 631-422-7600

The Town of Babylon Division of Code Enforcement is responsible for inspecting buildings and homes throughout the Town in order to maintain a high quality of life for our residents and protect property values. Code Enforcement officials may issue summonses for violations of the Town Code. For any complaints related to building upkeep, please call 631-957-7474.

631-957-7474

Beacon Family Wellness Center

The Town of Babylon Beacon Family Wellness Center provides comprehensive, affordable, and accessible chemical dependency treatment services to residents. We are committed to fighting the opioid epidemic in our community by supporting our residents and their families in their recovery process through information and referral, education, counseling, and interaction with other agencies. Services of this agency include:

- Individual Counseling - Family Therapy - Group Counseling - Community Education - Women’s Treatment - Substance Abuse Educational Services - Psychiatric Evaluation - Medication Management - Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) - Crisis Intervention

For more information about the Beacon Family Wellness Center, please visit www.townofbabylon.com/182 or call our Division of Drug & Alcohol Services at 631-422-7676.

631-422-7676


Town of Babylon Public Safety

Public Safety

Councilman Terence McSweeneyChairman, Public Safety

If you have questions for Councilman McSweeney, please call his office at: (631) 957-3081





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In October 2021, the Town of Babylon held the 23rd Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival virtually via Zoom. During the event, the Town paid special recognition to outstanding members of Long Island’s Hispanic community, including Jaheim Garcia, Michael Gonzalez, Christina Labrador and Christopher Valencia.Those

who tuned in on Facebook Live enjoyed performances and live music by students from Walter G. O’Connell Copiague High School. We hope to see you all in

person in 2022!

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Since 2020, Councilman DuWayne Gregory has sponsored a town shred event to help residents safely dispose of their documents. Residents are encouraged to bring a food item to donate to the Town of Babylon Food Pantry and in 2021, hundreds of donations helped restock the pantry. Be sure to

check the town webiste and social media for information on the 2022 Shred Event.

Annual Shred Event Saturday, October 8th, 20228:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M.

S.T.O.P. Collection Day

Town of BabylonResidential Recycling

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In an emergency dial 911 or 226-1212Amityville Village residents call 264-0400East Farmingdale residents call 249-0047

Our community needs volunteer firefighters. You can learn valuable skills and earn great benefits, all while helping your friends and neighbors. To learn more about the benefits of volunteering, contact your local fire department.

Amityville Village 691-9081

Babylon Village 669-1600Copiague 842-5566

Deer Park 667-4430East Farmingdale 249-0474

Lindenhurst Village 957-7530North Amityville 789-2982North Babylon 669-0419

North Lindenhurst 226-9783

West Babylon 669-9822Wyandanch 643-9431

Wyandanch/Wheatley Heights Ambulance Corp. 491-3234

October is Fire Prevention Month and Councilman Terence McSweeney

Invites you to Become a Volunteer Firefighter!

September 15th - October 15th






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The Town of Babylon will hold a Fall Cleanup Day and a S.T.O.P. Day on Saturday, October 8th from 8 a . m . t o 2 : 3 0 p . m . r a i n o r s h i n e , a t t h e Residential Recycling Center on Field Street in West Babylon. See the beginning of the calendar for further information about the Fall Cleanup Day.

Halloween

Columbus Day

PLEASE NOTE: Although Town Hall is closed on Monday, October 10th, it remains a REGULAR MONDAY PICKUP.

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The Town of Babylon begins Veterans Awareness Week the week before Veterans Day with a ceremony in the Town Board Room to honor our nation’s service-members and recognizes the sacrifices that they and

their families have made. Our military veterans are invited to participate in the program and the winners of a town-wide school essay contest are announced. Please check the Town’s website for dates and times for this

year’s activities. In 2021, the event was held at Tanner Park Senior Center due to renovations in the Town Board Room.

The Town of Babylon Salutes Our Veterans

Veterans Awareness Week in the Town of Babylon

Councilman DuWayne GregoryChair, Veterans Advisory CouncilFmr. United States Army 1st Lieutenant

Town of Babylon Honors “Hometown Heroes” with Banner Program

The Town of Babylon is a Purple Heart Town

In 2021, The Town of Babylon partnered with the Lindenhurst Kiwanis Club to honor our local heroes by hanging banners on lightposts in every hamlet across the town. The banners feature the photo and name of someone who

has bravely defended our country overseas, and they are hung from Memorial Day to Veterans Day.

The program for 2022 will reopen in January 2022. To purchase or renew a banner, constituents can visit www.lindenhurstkiwanis.org/HometownHeros.

Also check www.townofbabylon.com for more information.

Run for the WarriorsThe Run for the Warriors is an annual event hosted by the Town of Babylon each November. In 2020 and 2021 the event was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Check the town website for more information on the Run for the Warriors. We

hope to see you back in person in 2022!

*Photos from 2018*


If you have questions for Councilman Gregory, please call his office at: (631) 957-3127





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From The Town of Babylon

The Town of Babylon cordially invites you to join us for the Parks Department’s annual Chirstmas Tree Lighting Ceremony! In 2020 and 2021, the ceremony transformed into a winter wonderland drive through experience with a

mailbox availiable for kids to send their letters to the North Pole. Check the online interactive recreation guide or the town webiste for a date and time and information about the 2022 event.

Happy Holidays

During the holidays, Babylon Town Hall proudly serves as a drop-off location for the United States Marine Corps “Toys for Tots” program. The program collects new, unwrapped toys and donates them to families in need. If you would like to donate to “Toys for Tots,” or would like more information, please contact the Town Council Office at (631) 957-3081.

It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!The Town Council Office Encourages

You to Drop Off “Toys for Tots”

Step into the past at the Town of Babylon History Museum, located in Old Town Hall, 47 W. Main Street, in Babylon Village - featuring local history exhibits and old jail cells used by the former Town of Babylon Police Department. Open Tuesday through Thursday, 10:00am to 2:00pm (and also by appointment) museum admission is FREE. For more information, check the Town of Babylon Website or call (631) 587-3750.

Holiday Model Train Exhibit -- Each December, the Town of Babylon History Museum, and Babylon Town Historical Society, feature an interactive model train display (240 sq. ft.) that highlights historic points of interest from the Town of Babylon. This year’s exhibit will be open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from December 2, 2022 to January 1, 2023, from 12:00 noon to 3:00pm. (CLOSED Christmas Day)

Dive into Babylon’s Rich History






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Due to the holiday observed on December 26th, (as indicated by shaded area) Monday garbage and yardwaste pickup will be suspended. Garbage and yard waste pickup will return to normal pickup the following week.

Please call (631) 491-3200 or visit www.enconbabylon.com for updates about pickups during snow storms.

Winter Begins

Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

PLEASE NOTE: Although Town Hall is closed on Friday, December 23rd and Friday, December 30th, they remain REGULAR PICKUP DAYS.

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Calendar TermsDaily Pickup: Households with Monday-Thursday pickup will have their regular garbage picked up on days designated Monday or Thursday. Households with Tuesday-Friday pickup will have their regular garbage picked up on days designated Tuesday or Friday. Please refer to the February page for information regarding yard waste pickup services. Please note that during the weeks containing a holiday, garbage pickup follows the same schedule changes. Yard waste will not be picked up on holidays and will be picked up on the next week on your next regularly scheduled yard waste day. If you do not know which pickup service you have, please call ENCON at 491-3200 or visit www.enconbabylon.com.

Holidays: There is no service on days designated as holidays. The pickup schedule during a week with a holiday may change so be sure to consult your calendar for the special holiday pickup schedule.

Shaded areas in the calendar indicate that a holiday has forced a change

The Residential Recycling Center

Residential affidavits for recycling at the Residential Recycling Center can be obtained at the center’s main office located on Field Street in West Babylon, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Credit/debit cards only. For further information, please call, 249-9346 or 249-9347. No commercial vehicles are permitted to dump at the facility.

Required proof of residency:Driver’s LicenseCar Registration

Tax or Utility Bill


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2021 town of babylon recycling calendar

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