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Suffolk County's Elected Officials: The County Executive, Comptroller, Clerk, District Attorney The Legislature, and Sheriff

Elected Officials

Departments and Agencies
From Aging and Consumer Affairs to Social Services and Youth Bureau, Suffolk County's Departments, Agencies and Bureaus

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Residents
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Citizen Services
Register your house with Smart911, make a camping reservation, find your legislator, find where you vote, pay your sewer bill and more...

Citizen Services

Business Services
Apply for permits, register as a Minority-Owned Business, search for properties, liens, and other records, and more...

Business Services

Online Services
Apply for Civil Service exams, pay probation fees, pay red light tickets, search for deeds, mortgages, judgments, make a golfing reservation, and more...

Online Services
Business

Doing Business with the County
Resources for local businesses to access a variety of resources that can provide assistance in obtaining governmental and other contracts.

Doing Business

Start a Business
Numerous resources for starting, financing, or relocating a business in Suffolk County, including licensing, taxes, zoning, compliance, and more.

Start a Business

Business Resources
Access to Business Development Centers, Business Groups, Financial Assistance Centers, IDA's and more.

Business Resources
Visiting

Discover Suffolk County
Suffolk County is a located in the U.S. state of New York. The County occupies the easternmost portion of Long Island, in the southeastern portion of New York State.

Discover Suffolk County

County Parks
From the white sand on the south shore to the bluffs to our north there's always something to do in our parks. Beaches, boat launches, hiking trails, campsites, and golf courses all await you!

County Parks

Film, Arts & Culture
The Office of Film and Cultural Affairs exists to promote and expand the richness of experiences that Suffolk has to offer to residents and visitors alike.

Film, Arts and Culture

Sports & Recreation
There’s no better way to enjoy the true outdoors than enjoying Suffolk County Parks. Discover Suffolk County’s one of a kind parks, beaches, and recreation areas.

Sports and Recreation

Suffolk County Department of Civil Service Exam e-FILING
Suffolk County list of Available Exams
Employment
Examination Announcement Summary, Job Bank, Job Fair, On-Site Recruitment, One-Stop Employment Center, Job Title Search, More...
People With Disabilities
Transportation (SCAT), Children with Special Needs, Parking Permits, More...
Laws, Standards, and Codes
Sanitary Code, Human Rights, Red Light Camera, Purchasing, Consumer Protection, Tobacco, Hazardous Materials, More...
Notifications and Alerts
SMART911, Mosquito Spraying, Newsletters, NY-Alert, CodeRed, More...
Youth Bureau
Youth Development, Evaluating Youth Programs and Providing Assistance, More...

Business and Commercial
Starting a Business, Permits, Construction, Restaurants, Sewers, Bids, Proposals, RFP / RFQ, Licensing, Financial Assistance, More...
Social Services
Child Support, Service Centers, Services, Advocate Training, Benefits, Applications and Forms, Child Abuse, More...
Health Services
Children With Special Needs, Environment, Treatment, Health Centers, Food Control, Early Intervention, Diabetes Prevention, More...
Forms and Reports
Consumer Complaint, Application for Employment, Children With Special Needs, Food Establishment, SCAT / Paratransit, More...
Public Works
Building Design, Construction, and Facilities Engineering, Pay Your Sewer Bill, Transportation, Vector Control, More...

Records and Data
Land, Open Data, Businesses, Court Actions, Judgments, Marriage and Death, Liens, Record a Deed, SCARP E-Filing, Pistol Permit, Notary Public, Historic Documents, More...
Recreation
Parks, Golf, Marinas, Suffolk Parks History, Green Key Card, Parks Reservations, Discover Suffolk County, Things To Do, More...
Public Safety
Police, Sheriff, Probation, Fire Rescue and Emergency Services, Office of Emergency Management, Preparedness, Fire Marshall, EMS, More...
Towns and Villages
Babylon, Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Islip, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Smithtown, Southampton, Southold, Villages...
Central Procurement
Equipment, Supplies, and Services for County departments

Aging
The Suffolk County Office for the Aging is the designated Area Agency on Aging under the Older American Act. For over 40 years, the Aging office has administered federal, state and county programs for persons 60 years of age and older.
Veterans
Benefits, Resources, Housing, Jobs, Education, Transportation, Discount Program
Multicultural Affairs
Minority and Women Owned Business, Business Enterprise Program, Suffolk's Non-Discrimination Policy
Elected Officials
County Executive, Comptroller, County Clerk, District Attorney, Legislature, Sheriff, Treasurer
FAQs and A – Z
Frequently Asked Questions from all County Departments, Links from the whole site from A to Z

County News

Bellone, Tomarken Encourage Residents to Get Flu Shots

County Highlights National Influenza Vaccination Week-December 4-10

7 December 2016
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone and Health Commissioner Dr. James Tomarken are urging all residents who have not yet received this season’s flu immunization to get one soon.

5 December 2016
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The next meeting of the Peconic Estuary Program Management Committee is scheduled for Wednesday December 7, 2016.

2 December 2016
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Recent sampling performed by Suffolk County and SUNY Stony Brook has confirmed new cyanobacteria blooms, more commonly known as blue–green algae, in Mill Pond in Southampton.

2 December 2016
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Following the amassing of thousands of dead bunker fish on the shores of the Shinnecock Canal and surrounding area on November 13, 2016, health officials are warning residents and visitors who work or recreate near these waters to follow some common-sense recommendations.