Frequently Asked Questions

The Town Clerk is located at Town Hall at 200 East Sunrise Highway in Lindenhurst. The main phone number is (631) 957-4292 and the hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. The Town Clerk serves as the chief records keeper for the Town. The Town Clerk's Office maintains the minutes for all Town Board meetings, the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Accessory Apartment Review Board, the Planning Board, and all other boards governing the Town. This office has records dating back from 1827 of town laws, resolutions, ordinances, and other town business in the original form and on microfilm. The Town Clerk performs four basic functions that include records management, registrar of vital statistics, marriage officer and licensing officer. Please check the Town Clerk's Forms & Documents page to view the applications, forms and documents that are currently available online for the Town Clerk's Office.

The phone numbers for the Town Clerk's office are:

• Vital Records: 
  • Marriage Licenses & Certificates (631) 957-4294 
  • Birth Certificates, Death Certificates and Burial Permits (631) 957-3007
• Licenses & Permits: 
  • Seasonal Permits, Peddlers Licenses, Plumbing Licenses and FOILS (631) 957-4292
  • Dog Licenses, Liquor Licenses, Pigeon Licenses, Landscaping Licenses and Beach Leases (631) 957-3026
  • Towing Licenses, Parades, Public Congregations, Bazaars, Carnival and Fairs (631) 957-4285
  • Miscellaneous 
    • Town Board information, Notice of Impending Lawsuits, Block Parties, Bingo, Bell Jar, and Game of Chance (631) 957-4288

The Town's code is available online. Code books are also available for purchase through General Code. 

All property information requests can be made through the Town Clerk's Office as a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) Application. Requested information can include the name and address of the property owner and complaints filed against that property, surveys, certificate of occupancy (COs), permits, plans, etc. Note: A property owner can request property information directly from the Department of Planning & Development's Building Division for property they own. They must show proof of identity. Certified documents can also be requested, but can take up to two weeks to prepare.