AN INCORPORATED VILLAGE ON LONG ISLAND’S NORTH SHORE

Prohibition of Outside Work By Contractors or
Professional Landscapers On Saturdays and Sundays
From Memorial Day to Labor Day

ABOUT OLD FIELD

The Village of Old Field, located midpoint on Long Island, was incorporated in 1927 and remains today one of the premier residential neighborhoods within striking distance of New York City, Stony Brook University, and the Hamptons and East End.

From Mayor’s Desk

Welcome to Old Field

Village News

Our History

Preserving Lighthouse

RESIDENT SERVICES

YOUR RESOURCE FOR LIVING IN OLD FIELD.

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Trash & Recycle

Info on recycling and hauling

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Utilities

Local utilities provider’s contacts

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Public Safety

Code enforcement & Form resources

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Buildings & the Site Plans

Know before you clear or build

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Neighborhood Associations

Know different street associations

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Environmental Stewardship

Stormwater management resources

GOVERNMENT

The Village of Old Field is governed by an elected Mayor and Board whose duties are to ensure the safety of the residents, protect the natural beauty and resources of the Village, and provide fiduciary oversight. In this endeavor, we are well served by dedicated employees and more than 20 residents, who altruistically volunteer to participate on the boards and committees that make up the fabric needed to keep our Village safe, informed, and responsive.

Elected & Appointed Officials

Boards & Committees

Village Justice Court

Village Code

Village Meetings

POINTS OF INTEREST

Old Field Point & Lighthouse

Old Field Point sits at the northern end of Old Field Road and offers breathtaking views of Long Island Sound and Connecticut. Residents are invited to explore the grounds although care should be taken when approaching the bluffs.

Whitehall Beach

The Village of Old Field maintains a right of way from Old Field Road (South of the Lighthouse) to Old Field Beach (known as Whitehall Beach). Residents are invited to park on the Lighthouse grounds and walk south on Old Field Road to the right of way.

Flax Pond

Flax Pond is a tidal estuary which lies behind a barrier beach at the center of Old Field Village, Setauket, NY. One hundred and thirty-five acres of salt marsh, it is a place of great biodiversity and natural beauty.

Kaltenborn Commons

Kaltenborn Commons is a small park located at the entrance to the Village of Old Field at the intersection of Quaker Path and Old Field Road.

The Fire Ring

The original fire ring, designed to raise the alarm when fires broke out in the Village of Old Field, can be viewed on Old Field Road near the intersection with Mount Grey Road.

The Waterways

The Village of Old Field is surrounded by bodies of water that offer swimming, boating, and fishing opportunities. The main bodies of water are Conscience Bay, The Narrows, the Port Jefferson Harbor, Smithtown Bay, and the Long Island Sound.