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1 West Chester Street

Long Beach, NY 11561

(516) 431-1000

City Hall is open from 9:00am to 5:00pm. From July 1st through September 15th it is open 9:00am to 4:00pm.

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The City of Long Beach Official Website

Welcome to the City of Long Beach, New York Website.

This website contains information about Long Beach City government for those who live and work in the City and for visitors as well. The city is constantly working to make this site easier to navigate and more user friendly. The site is updated daily and welcome suggestions. Please email us or if you cannot find a particular item, use the search engine at the left.

News In Our City

Snowflake Race Set for January 31st

The 4-Mile Snowflake Race will be held on Saturday, January 31, 2009 . Pre-register on line at http://www.active.com/. The race will begin and end on Lindell Blvd. and West Hudson Street. Click here for more info.

A new telephone system is currently being installed at Long Beach City Hall. There will now be 4 digit extensions for each department. Please have patience while we upgrade the system. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.Click here to see Directory of Departments.

City is Prepared for Winter Snow

Sunday, January 11, 2009

The City of Long Beach is ready for the winter snow season. Please refer to the City of Long Beach Snow Emergency Newsletter for information on snow removal efforts, a listing of snow emergency routes and safety tips you can use during a snow storm.

Martin Luther King, Jr. March Set

The late, great, civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King

The Long Beach MLK Center will commemorate the slain civil rights leader's birthday on Monday, January 19th, one day before the first African-American takes the oath of office as the 44th President of the United States.

The City of Long Beach 2009 Calendars have been mailed to residents. If you have received a misprinted calendar (with added or missing pages), please stop by Room 502 at Long Beach City Hall or call 431-1000 x 7216 to receive a new one.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

There goes 2008. Here comes 2009

The Long Beach City Council, City Manager and the employees of our City by the Sea wish one and all Happy New Year.

City Manager Charles T.Theofan administers the oath to Lieut. Mike Geller

Firefighter Michael Geller received his silver shield and was promoted to Lieutenant in the Long Beach Fire Department. City Manager Charles T. Theofan administered the oath while Geller's family and firefighter brothers witnessed the ceremony. "If ever there was a true firefighter, Mike is one," said Theofan. The city manager noted that Lieut.Geller was injured while on duty but fought through arduous physical therapy enabling him to return to firefighting in Long Beach.

Legislator Denise Ford; Judith Vining, Coalition for Underage Drinking Coordinator; City Council member Leonard G. Remo; Legislator David Mejias; City Councilmen John C. McLaughlin and Police Commissioner Thomas R. Sofield, Sr. listen as City Manager Charles T. Theofan speaks at the press conference.

A press conference was held on December 17th at Long Beach City Hall with City Manager Charles T. Theofan, Legislators Denise Ford and David Mejias, Long Beach Council members John McLaughlin, Leonard G. Remo, Denise Tangney, Police Commissioner Thomas R. Sofield, Sr. and members of the Coalition for Underage Drinking. The group’s purpose was to remind parents that they face fines and even criminal prosecution for allowing underage children to drink at home. Long Beach was the first municipality on Long Island to craft the first social host bill to make parents responsible for underage drinking in their homes.

As City Council President Thomas R. Sofield, Jr. recently noted, “The best holiday gift you could give your children is to keep alcohol out of their reach which will keep your kids out of harm’s way. The temptation to drink is too easy if liquor isn’t sequestered in a safe place.”

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