HOW TO OBTAIN A BOAT MOORING OR DINGHY RACK PERMIT
BOAT MOORING
Any Resident wishing to Moor their Boat in Poquott Waters must complete both the Poquott Mooring & the Town of Brookhaven Mooring Applications. Complete and mail BOTH APPLICATIONS TOGETHER with two SEPARTATE checks made payable to (1) The Village of Poquott for $25.00 and (2) The Town of Brookhaven for $125.00 to the Village Clerk. The Clerk will forward your application to the Town. If you send it to the Town first it will be returned. YOU MUST SEND BOTH APPLICATIONS TO THE VILLAGE FIRST. ONLY AFTER YOUR RESIDENCY IS VERIFIED WILL THE TOWN APPROVE YOUR APPLICATION.
SAVE TIME – DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME!
DINGHY PERMIT APPLICATION
DINGHYS, KAYAKS, ROW BOATS, WINDSURFERS, ETC., ON BOAT RACKS OR LEFT ON BEACH AT CALIFORNIA, WALNUT OR VAN BRUNT MANOR MUST HAVE A CURRENT STICKER. STICKERS ARE $15.00 EACH AND VALID FOR ONE YEAR. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A STICKER ON YOUR BOAT—IT WILL BE REMOVED AT YOUR COST!
Welcome to the Village of Poquott
Poquott is located in the northern part of the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, between Port Jefferson and Setauket Harbors. It was settled in the 17th Century by settlers from Connecticut and until the mid 20th Century was mostly farmland and summer residences.
The Village was incorporated in 1931 and by the 1980s, most of the Village was developed for year round residences, which now number about 950.
Residents enjoy parks, beaches, tennis courts, community gardens, playgrounds, a boat launch, and mooring rights in the two harbors.
Poquott is part of the greater Three Village area, near the State University of New York, and served by the Three Village School District.
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Important Information
Beginning June 1st Village Hall Hours are as follows: Monday & Friday 9-3pm, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9 – 4. Closed for Lunch - Noon – 1pm.
Green Is In - Join the action scene in Poquott.
From wearing o’ the Green, to eating greens, green technology, and the greenhouse—Spring has never been
greener, especially after a long hard winter. Join the action scene in Poquott.
Prepare Your Boat or Yacht for a Storm
When it appears that a hurricane might be headed our way, do you have a hurricane action plan to put into motion?
Stay Informed - The latest Meeting Minutes
MINUTES OF THE MARCH 14, 2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF POQUOTT HELD AT VILLAGE HALL AT 7:00 P.M. Present were Mayor, Barbara Donovan, Trustees Carol Lane, Kathleen Matthews, Sandy Nicol [ ... ] |
