Village of Old Brookville

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Welcome to the Village of Old Brookville

Village Election Results

On Tuesday, June 20th, 96 residents voted in the Village election. Bernie Ryba was re-elected as Village Mayor for a term of four years with 85 votes. Trustees Lori Golden and Will Clarke were also re-elected receiving 86 and 84 votes respectively. There were no write-in ballots. On behalf of the Village Administration, Lori, Will and I would like to thank everyone who participated in the election process.

2023/2024 Village Taxes

2023/2024 Village taxes are due July 3, 2023

 

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Established in 1929, the Village of Old Brookville is home to more than 2,100 residents. The village encompasses four square miles within the Town of Oyster Bay and features some of the most beautiful homes, horse farms, and golf courses on Long Island. Old Brookville is also the home to some of the finest educational institutions. We look forward to meeting you and hope that you visit us soon!

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Village Holds Groundbreaking for Village Hall Expansion and Renovation Will House New Police Headquarters

Village Holds Groundbreaking for Village Hall Expansion and Renovation
On hand for the groundbreaking held on August 11, 2021, were Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan, Old Brookville Village Mayor Bernie Ryba, Deputy Mayor William Clarke, Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Trustee Frank Galluzzo, and Trustee Lori Golden.

Remarks by Old Brookville Mayor Bernie Ryba

Good afternoon everyone – I would like to thank you all for attending this afternoon’s event to commemorate an important milestone for our Village – the ground breaking for our Village Hall expansion and associated renovation project for our existing building.

I also want to express my thanks to our invited guests – County Legislator Josh Lafazan and Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joe Saladino for stopping by. After my remarks, I would like to invite Josh and Joe to say a few words to recognize this important day for the Village of Old Brookville.

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Message From the Mayor
Fall 2020

As always, your village administration continues to be significantly engaged in addressing the affairs of the Village. At this time, I would like to update you on the following important matters.

A) Village Financial Position

During late 2019, the Village was once again rated by Standard and Poors and achieved a triple AAA rating – the best rating possible. Following this, after interest rates significantly declined in April, the Village refinanced $1,955,000 in bonds achieving approximately $40,000 in net savings. Please be assured that during this time of municipal financial stress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that the Village’s financial position is strong and that Village services will not be adversely affected.

B) Village Boards and Services

While Village Hall remains closed to the public, the Village had taken the following steps over the past six months to provide for continuing service:

a) Board of Trustees has met regularly throughout the year either virtually or on Village Hall grounds using the recommended social distancing protocol.

b) Planning Board and Architectural Review Board have met in person as necessary on Village Hall grounds using social distancing protocol.

c) While Village Court has been closed for the last several months, it is scheduled to reopen monthly sessions in Village Hall starting October 26. Social distancing and mask protocol will be enforced.

d) The offices of the Village Clerk and Building Inspector have maintained their regular hours throughout. Other Village services have also continued uninterrupted.

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