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Calendar of Events

Hydrant Flushing

Mother's Day

Season Beach Passes Now On Sale

Recycling: Paper & Cardboard

Farmers' Market

Farmers' Market

Arts Council PorchFest

City Council Meeting

Recycling: Glass, Metal & Plastic

Farmers' Market

Beach Park Open Weekends Only

Arts in the Plaza Opening Day

Farmers' Market

Memorial Day Closures

Memorial Day Parade

Recycling: Paper & Cardboard

Farmers' Market

News In Our City

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Spring Hydrant Flushing to Begin May 1

The Long Beach Water Transmission Department will conduct Spring hydrant flushing beginning Friday, May 1 through May 15 between the hours of 9pm and 5am.

This semi-annual flushing is done to remove sediments from the system and helps to ensure proper water pressure. During this time, you may experience some low pressure or water discoloration. The process will begin on Riverside Boulevard and Park Avenue and is expected to proceed both east and west, one to two blocks each night. We will be updating the approximate location of flushing daily.

For more information, please click here.

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Memorial Day Parade

Join Us in Honoring Our Heroes!

Calling all Long Beach organizations and community groups!

The City of Long Beach and the Long Beach Joint Veterans Organization invite you to march with us in the upcoming Memorial Day Parade.  On Memorial Day, Americans honor the sacrifice of men and women who have given their lives in military service. This is a wonderful opportunity to honor our heroes and showcase your community spirit.

If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time! This year’s parade will take place on Monday, May 25, 2026. Parade lineup begins at 9:30am on West Beech Street and Ohio Avenue. The Parade steps off at 10:00am.  To register and secure your spot, simply fill out the google form by clicking here or visit longbeachny.gov/memorialdayparade for more details.  All are welcome!

Water Report

The 2025 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report has been approved by the Nassau County Department of Health, and is now available for public review. You may find the report, along with reports from years past, at www.longbeachny.gov/water

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Kids Bike Safety Rodeo

Join Us for the Kids Bike Safety Rodeo!
Registration is now open for the Long Beach Bike Safety Rodeo! The City of Long Beach, in collaboration with the Kiwanis Club of Long Beach #KCLB and Legislator Patrick Mullaney, is thrilled to once again host the Kids Bike Safety Rodeo on Saturday, May 9, 2026.
Location: Recreation Campus Basketball Courts, 150 West Bay Drive
Time: Choose from two sessions: 10:00AM - 11:30AM or 11:30AM - 1:00PM
Ages: 4 to 12 years
This is a fantastic opportunity for children to enhance their bike safety skills. Each participant will have their bike and helmet checked, then navigate a skills course designed to boost their cycling confidence. Every child will leave with valuable safety information and a certificate of completion. In addition to the rodeo, enjoy fun activities like tattoos, helmet decorating, and bike raffles!
More information, please click here.
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Spring Blood Drive

The City of Long Beach will hold a Blood Drive on Thursday, April 23, 2026,  2:00pm to 8:00pm at the Magnolia Center, 2nd floor, 650 Magnolia Boulevard. The NY Blood Center needs your help, now.  Please call (516) 478 - 5262 for an appointment or click here to book online.

Appointments preferred, walk-ins will be permitted, if capacity allows.

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Drug Takeback Day

The City of Long Beach Police Department has once again partnered with the DEA and Long Beach Aware to hold A Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 25, 2025. The event will take place from 10:00am to 12:00pm in the lobby of Long Beach City Hall (1 West Chester Street, Long Beach, NY). The program will also be held in the fall.
 
DEA and its partners will collect tablets, capsules, patches, and other solid forms of prescription drugs. Liquids (including intravenous solutions), syringes and other sharps. Illegal drugs will not be accepted. The DEA will accept vaping devices and cartridges at its drop off locations provided lithium batteries are removed.
 
Unneeded prescription medication–those that are old, unwanted, or no longer needed – are a public safety issue, too often becoming a gateway to addiction.  The majority of opioid addictions start with prescription pills found in medicine cabinets at home.
 
For additional information, please click here.

Long Beach City Hall At a Glance

Explore links to various City Departments and Services.

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Parks & Recreation

Programs and athletics, as well as facility and park information and hours of operation.
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Transparency Portal

Access to a wide-range of current & archived records to increase government transparency.
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Sanitation & Recycling

Schedules and information on what to and what not to recycle and details on bulk pickup.
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Agendas & Minutes

Upcoming public meetings including dates, agendas & minutes for City Council, Zoning Board and more.
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Buses & Transportation

Information on bus passes, schedules, fares, trolleys, and so much more. Also includes para transit & accessibility.
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Ocean Beach Park

Information on beach passes, hours of operation, beach safety, surfing beach schedule and more.
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Special Events

Long Beach offers an array of special events including the Summer Arts & Crafts Boardwalk Fairs, races, volleyball tournaments, and beach concerts. Events continue through the Fall and Winter with the Fall Festival, Electric Light Parade and more.

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Water Quality Report

The City of Long Beach is committed to ensuring that you and your family receive the highest quality water!
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Lb Ready : Preparedness

Sign up to receive emergency alerts and severe weather warnings that could directly impact you and your family.

City of Long Beach is able to send you emergency alerts via text message, email, pager, or voice mail!

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Service Requests

City of Long Beach residents can report non-emergency issues through the online request page.   Report issues such as, potholes, street light outages, or sanitation issues. You can also make an appointment for bulk pickup.  

Please note: the Mobile App is no longer available.

Visit the Service Request Page