Photo: StevanPublic domainvia Wikimedia Commons
These numbers cover the Census Bureau's East Patchogue area, part of the town of Brookhaven: 21,580 of its 485,773 residents in 2020.
Loading meetings…
The Village of Patchogue Planning Board is scheduled to consider applications for outdoor music at The Better Man Distilling Co., a vehicle sales center at 20 Medford Avenue, a video game lounge, two residential projects and related signage. Public hearings are scheduled for Nov. 16, 2026, at 6 p.m.
The Village of Patchogue Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet on November 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM to consider routine approvals, two vehicle purchases funded from reserve accounts, three public hearings (a disabled-veteran tax exemption, a pool-design code clarification, and multiple zoning changes), and several personnel and contract items.
The Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals is scheduled to hold a public hearing on November 3, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at 14 Baker Street (also livestreamed on the Village YouTube channel) on multiple variance and special-permit requests including: a two‑family replacement at 16 Carman Street, a nightclub/cabaret special‑permit renewal for Stereo Garden (9 Railroad Ave.), a fence variance at 34 Railroad Ave., a chicken coop special permit at 26 Shore Road, an expansion for Baron Honda at 17 Medford Ave., and residential additions at 14 Oakland Drive.
The Patchogue Community Development Agency is scheduled to consider approving a $115,000 CDBG contract with Rosemar Contracting Inc. for the Joseph Keyes Parks and Recreation Walkway at its Nov. 2, 2026 meeting.
The Village of Patchogue Planning Board is scheduled on October 27, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. to hear applications including a request from The Better Man Distilling Co. to modify outdoor-music conditions to allow limited DJ/band performances and a site-plan application for 20 Medford Ave. LLC to demolish an office building and build a two-story motor-vehicle sales center. The meeting is at 14 Baker Street and will be livestreamed on the village YouTube channel.
Meeting agenda for the Village of Patchogue Board of Trustees scheduled Oct. 26, 2026 at 6:00 PM covering routine business, a postponed public hearing on a disabled veteran tax exemption, intermunicipal storage agreement, personnel actions, public works procurements, event permits and community requests.
Village of Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals considered fence and building variance requests, heard three applications to amend previously granted special permits (two approved), reviewed a major auto-dealership expansion, and approved a single-family home variance on Oct. 20, 2026.
The Village of Patchogue Planning Board on Oct. 13, 2026 approved an amended site plan for the Watch Hill Hotel at 138 West Avenue, allowing 136 rooms, expanded rooftop restaurant and event space, and conditions addressing parking, monitoring and a required MOU with the village. The board adopted the resolution 7-0 and closed the hearing.
At its Oct. 13, 2026 meeting, the Village of Patchogue Board of Trustees approved routine personnel and event items, set multiple public hearings (zoning map amendments, Disabled Veterans tax exemption, pool code clarification, Father Tortora Park traffic changes), authorized a $65,000 H2M feasibility study (with $50,000 state grant), agreed to contribute $80,350 toward a Recreation Center pathway project and reviewed large grant programs including a $4.5 million New York Forward allocation and local project proposals.
The Village of Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals met Oct. 6, 2026 to consider four variance applications: a post-fire second-story addition for a nonconforming two-family at 113 Bailey Ave; a corner-lot fence on Railroad Avenue; front-yard/garage and porch additions at 14 Oakland Dr.; and a new single-family dwelling on Furman Lane. The Board granted relief for the Bailey Avenue application with conditions, and adjourned three other applications for site visits, counsel review, or further materials.
Village of Patchogue board meeting on Sept. 28, 2026 covered routine approvals, planning and zoning updates, park renovation grant progress, wastewater plant and brewery pretreatment work, multiple personnel actions, and a lengthy public discussion about homelessness and late‑night occupancy enforcement in the village core.
The Village of Patchogue Board of Trustees met Sept. 14, 2026 and approved routine bills and personnel changes, authorized participation in New York State's Voluntary Flood Risk Property Buyout Program (Blue Buffers), advanced grant planning for a Storefront to Shorefront redevelopment project, approved a series of community events, and heard public comments about parking, a private parking-service vendor, and traffic concerns tied to local development.
The Village of Patchogue Planning Board considered multiple development and renovation applications, approving several residential and commercial projects and continuing a hotel application pending a parking study.
The Village of Patchogue Planning Board reviewed revisions to a proposed Watch Hill Hotel, considered multiple commercial and residential building applications, approved several site-plan changes and expansions, and adjourned the hotel application pending a traffic/parking review.
The Village of Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals on Sept. 15, 2026 granted an area variance to allow a two-car detached garage at 65 Maple Avenue with conditions restricting commercial auto repair, and approved a 10-year special permit and parking variances for a Baron Honda salesroom at 20 Medford Avenue after review of a traffic study; both motions passed 5-0.
Regular meeting of the Village of Patchogue Board of Trustees on 2020-09-14 covering routine approvals, a state-supported flood buyout resolution, park and streetscape projects, hiring and promotions, merchant/parking complaints during public comment, and discussion of liquor-license/late-night business impacts.
The Zoning Board of Appeals met Sept. 15, 2026, recessed briefly because there were no initial agenda items, then reconvened to approve a variance for a detached garage at 65 Maple Avenue and a special permit for a motor vehicle sales room at 20 Mentor Avenue; the board then moved to close the meeting.
The Village of Patchogue Board of Trustees held its regular meeting on Sept. 14, 2026. The board approved routine bills and personnel actions, authorized participation in New York State's Blue Buffers voluntary flood-risk buyout program, reviewed grant-funded redevelopment planning (Storefront to Shorefront), approved events and field uses, and heard public comments on parking, Check Valet licensing, and neighborhood traffic and nightlife concerns.
Suffolk County Legislature held its regular meeting on Sept. 9, 2026. The session opened with roll call, proclamations and an extended public comment period that focused on sewer-billing increases for senior condominium communities, preschool special-education provider reimbursement rates, surveillance (Flock) camera concerns and police-union conduct; the body approved a large set of grants, capital/bond measures and a $60 million bond for settlement of a traffic-camera class-action claim.
The Patchogue Village Community Development Agency held a routine meeting on Sept. 3, approving minutes and an attendance amendment to its charter, reviewing Section 8 and CDBG finances, discussing landlord outreach and voucher issuance, and setting next steps for CDBG project timelines including the Joseph Keyes Recreation Center improvements.
