Join us for an inside look at the all-new, state-of-the-art turf fields and courts across the Smithtown township! From upgraded soccer fields and basketball courts to fresh tennis, and pickleball facilities, our township is now home to some of the best athletic grounds in the region.

Founded in 1665, Smithtown, is a bedroom community situated along Suffolk County's North Shore. The township is comprised of six hamlets; Kings Park, Smithtown, St. James, Nesconset, Commack and Hauppauge (also parts of Fort Salonga, Lake Ronkonkoma) with three incorporated villages (Village of the Branch, Head of the Harbor & Nissequogue ...

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town of smithtown supervisor personnel department edward r. wehrheim fred calandrino, esq. director of labor relations town council thomas j. mccarthy lynne c. nowick lisa m. inzerillo thomas w. lohmann 65 maple avenue smithtown ny 11787 tel: (631) 360-7626 email: [email protected] www.smithtownny.gov

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Mar 15, 2024 · Town of Smithtown Celebrates Groundbreaking on Destination KP Sports Park. State-of-the-Art Sports Complex to Bring Athletic Facilities, Economic Growth, and Community Revitalization to Kings Park

The Smithtown Library - Smithtown Building 1 North Country Rd. Smithtown, NY 11787 Link: http://www.smithlib.org/

First by truck, then via railroad, and then by truck once more, the fourteen-foot, five-ton bronze bull made its journey to Smithtown. On May 10, 1941, Mary Rumsey, daughter of the sculptor and wife of New York Governor W. Averill Harriman, presented the statue to the people of Smithtown.