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Asharoken is located on the North Shore of Long Island, New York. Asharoken.com provides details on current events in and around Asharoken, lists upcoming Village meetings, provides access to the minutes of past meetings, supplies an array of online forms and permits, and much, much more.
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NEWS & NOTICES:
Shellfish Closures

The New York State Department of Environmental Protection has published maps detailing various areas in the vicinity of Asharoken that are seasonally certified or uncertified for shellfish harvesting. The maps are viewable directly from their website. Click here to view the Asharoken area map on the NYSDEC Website.
Beach and Shellfishing Advisories:

For information about beach closings, especially related to stormwater runoff, call the Suffolk County Dept. of Health Services at (631) 852-5760 during weekday business hours or their 24-hour pre-recorded Beach Hotline at (631) 852-5822 or click here for their website.

The NY State Dept. of Environmental Conservation also provides a 24-hour pre-recorded message advising the public of temporarily closed shellfishing areas at (631) 444-0480. Click here to view the DEC website which also provides shellfish closure information, including written descriptions and color-coded maps. More information about shellfish harvesting is also available by calling the DEC's Bureau of Marine Resources at (631) 444-0475, weekdays between 8:30am and 4:45pm.
Asharoken Community E-Mail Request Form

The Village of Asharoken maintains a Village Resident E-Mail Contact List. The list is used to broadcast e-mail announcements such as updates to the waste pickup schedule, road closure information, and newsletters. To add yourself to the list please print and complete the E-Mail Request Form. Completed forms may be dropped off at Village Hall, placed in the police mailbox, or you may simply email the information to the Village Clerk at mglennon@asharokenny.org.
Library Corner
Hours:
9am - 9pm Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm Saturday
1pm - 5pm Sunday

To find out if the Library is closed due to inclement weather: call the Library for a recorded message check the Library website: www.nenpl.org

Visit the Northport/East Northport Libraries
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Visit the Northport/East Northport Libraries
Visit our Libraries at:
Northport: 151 Laurel Avenue; tele: (631) 261-6930 and
East Northport: 185 Larkfield Road, tele: (631) 261-2313 and online: Northport-East Northport Public Library.

Museum Passes/Vouchers Program:
Museum passes and vouchers are available to Northport-East Northport Library cardholders. These passes/vouchers allow free admission to some of Long Island's and New York City's most popular institutions. These include: The Heckscher Museum of Art, Cradle of Aviation Museum, Old Westbury Gardens, Guggenheim Museum, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum and many more.

All passes must be picked up and returned at the circulation desk of the Northport Library only.

Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home
Northport's Food Pantry, Thrift Store Need Your Help:

The Northport food pantry feeds over 150 local families daily. Non-perishable food items are always most needed. In addition, you may wish to contribute non-food products such as health/personal care items, diapers and detergent. Checks and supermarket gift cards are always appreciated. The food pantry is located on the lower level of the First Presbyterian Church, 330 Main Street, Northport. For more information visit the First Presbyterian Church of Northport.

The Trinity Episcopal Church, 130 Main Street, Northport, welcomes donations of clothing, books, toys and unique "gift" items that are sold in their Thrift Store. The church also holds a variety of engaging events throughout the year. For more information, visit the Trinity Episcopal Church.
National Flood Insurance Program
Finding Your Property on the National Flood Maps

In order to maintain eligibility in the National Flood Insurance Program, our Village adopted the new Flood Insurance Study and Flood Insurance Rate Maps into our community's floodplain management standards and regulations. Our local law is designed to comply with the floodplain management standards and regulations of the National Flood Insurance Program.

To locate your property on updated flood maps, visit FEMA Flood Map Program.