Town Hall Notebook

A rundown of the Nov. 6 town board meeting, including a hearing on the proposed 2020 operating budget, new staff hires and authorization of a Supreme Court action over alleged code violations at a Harrison Avenue home.

Supervisor Laura Jens-Smith’s proposal to tighten housing code standards and implement steep increases in fines for code violations was rejected by the town board Wednesday in a 2-1 vote.

Former department heads hired to temporarily assist town.

Highlights from the Sept. 4, 2019 Riverhead Town Board meeting.

The incentives are offered to encourage longtime — and costlier — employees to retire, which allows the town to hire new employees at a lower rate of pay, saving money.

Citing alleged site plan violations, town board denies special event permits for events at L.I. Sports Park

The supervisor has called a special town board meeting For Tuesday, July 9 at 9 a.m. to take up several resolutions.

“I’ve loved this job. I love the water district and the town,” Conklin said in an interview. “But it’s time to retire.”

Riverhead Town has settled its labor contract with the Civil Service Employees Association for the years 2019 to 2022.

Kiddie Fit Community Learning will use part of the Columbus Avenue building originally built as a preschool in 1992.