Town Of Oyster Bay

What Town Of Oyster Bay does

The Town of Oyster Bay is a municipal government entity in Nassau County, Long Island, New York, founded in 1653, providing a comprehensive suite of public services to approximately 110,000 land-owning residents across a service area that includes nearly 750 miles of Town-maintained roadway. Core service lines span highway operations and snow removal (with a fleet of roughly 300 pieces of equipment and over 25,000 tons of salt/sand prepared), sanitation collection (nearly 1,000 tons of garbage per collection day plus recyclables and yard waste), parks and recreation (including an 18-hole Joseph Colby Golf Course, community park pools, beaches, marinas, the Harry Tappen Pool, an ice skating center in Bethpage, and a 500-acre JFK Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary), animal shelter and control, public safety coordination and emergency management, environmental resource management, building and zoning enforcement, planning and development, and vital records administration.

Technology infrastructure includes the SMART911 emergency notification system capable of dispatching thousands of calls per minute via telephone, text, or email; computerized financial record management; live streaming of all Town Board meetings; and a WebTrac-based online registration portal supporting online tax payments, permit applications, and parks program registration. Revenue is generated primarily through property tax collection (conducted on behalf of Nassau County, the Town, 14 school districts, and multiple fire, park, water, and sewer districts), permit and license fees (building, dog, parking, shellfish, peddler, taxicab/limousine, waste removal), parks and recreation user fees, animal shelter adoption and licensing fees, and federal Community Development Block Grants administered under a Consortium Agreement with Nassau County dating to 1975.

The Town is governed by an elected Supervisor and six-member Town Board, with separately elected Town Clerk and Receiver of Taxes. Under the current Saladino administration, the Town has achieved a $185 million reduction in Town debt (described as the largest in its history), accumulated a surplus exceeding $100 million, and returned more than $10.4 million to homeowners through a 2018 property tax cut and consecutive freezes from 2019 through 2025. Other recent actions include a temporary shellfish harvesting moratorium on 1,850 acres beginning October 2024, the appointment of Andrew A. Monteleone to the Town Board in February 2025, the launch of the 'Oyster Bay Today' tourism initiative, and partnerships with the North Shore Land Alliance and the New York Islanders for open space preservation and youth programming.

Name

Town Of Oyster Bay

Legal name

Town of Oyster Bay

Website

https://oysterbaytown.com

Company type

Public

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

The Town of Oyster Bay is a municipal government in Nassau County, New York, founded in 1653, delivering comprehensive public services including highway maintenance, sanitation, parks and recreation, public safety, tax collection, permitting, and community programs to approximately 110,000 land-owning residents across 750 miles of roadway.

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akta.pro rank

Product category

Municipal Government Services

NAICS

Marinas (713930), Port and Harbor Operations (488310)

SIC

Sanitary Services (4950), Services-Social Services (8300)

akta.pro primary industry

Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities) (BPAIACAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Coastal & Marine Resources Administration (Oceans, Fisheries, Shorelines) (BPAIAMAI), Maritime & Port Authorities (Public Ports, Harbors, Ferries Terminals) (BPAIALAF)

Keywords

• Municipal government services
• Property tax collection
• Parks recreation programs
• Public works operations
• Community development programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Oyster Bay

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Property Tax Collection: The Receiver of Taxes office handles billing and collecting property taxes from approximately 110,000 land owners on behalf of Nassau County, the Town of Oyster Bay, 14 school districts, and numerous fire, park, water and sewer districts
2. Permits and Licenses: Revenue from issuing various permits including building permits, dog licenses, parking permits, shellfish permits, peddlers licenses, second hand dealer licenses, taxicab/limousine/tow car licenses, and waste removal permits
3. Animal Shelter Fees: Adoption fees for dogs ($80) and cats ($84), dog license fees ($10-$15), surrender fees ($65), and various redemption and holding fees
4. Parks and Recreation Fees: Revenue from golf course membership and green fees, pool admission fees, beach admission fees, marina memberships, and recreation program fees
5. Community Development Block Grants: Federal funding provided through a Consortium Agreement with Nassau County for residential rehabilitation, downtown public facility improvements, and assistance to public service agencies

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

The Town of Oyster Bay is a municipal government that administers local government services to residents of its unincorporated areas in Nassau County, New York. It provides public works services (highway maintenance, snow removal, sanitation), parks and recreation facilities (golf course, beaches, pools, ice skating), public safety coordination, building and zoning enforcement, property tax collection, permitting and licensing, animal shelter services, environmental resource management, community and youth programs, and workforce development services.

Product overview

The Town of Oyster Bay operates as a municipal government offering a comprehensive suite of public services organized through multiple departments. The core service portfolio includes Parks and Recreation (parks, pools, golf courses, ice skating), Highway Operations (road maintenance, snow removal for 750 miles), Public Safety (emergency management, marine enforcement), Sanitation Collection (waste/recycling pickup), Building and Planning Services, Tax Collection, Community and Youth Services, and Environmental Resources Management. The Town also administers the Workforce Partnership career centers for employment services and SMART911 for emergency notifications. These services are delivered through Town Hall facilities in Oyster Bay and Massapequa, the Department of Public Works in Syosset, and various community centers throughout the township.

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Problem solved

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Products and services

• Parks and Recreation Services Multi-dimensional department providing and maintaining park facilities, developing recreational activities, maintaining Town beaches, supervising marina and boat launch operations, and operating an 18-hole golf course. For Town residents and visitors.
• Highway Operations Division of Public Works responsible for road maintenance and repair, snow, ice and flood control for nearly 750 miles of road under Town jurisdiction, and operation of public parking fields.
• Animal Shelter State-of-the-art facility providing animal adoption, animal control services, and the GeesePeace program for humane wildlife management. Dog adoption $80, cat adoption $84.
• Sanitation Collection Services Municipal waste collection service picking up nearly 1,000 tons of garbage each collection day, overseeing recyclables and yard waste collection.
• Building and Planning Services Department handling land use, building permit enforcement, zoning in unincorporated areas, and economic development coordination.
• Public Safety Services Department coordinating Town resources for unified safety and security measures, including Security, Emergency Management, and Marine Enforcement divisions.
• Tax Collection Services Office handling billing and collection of property taxes on more than 100,000 parcels, serving as collection agency for State, County, Town, special district and school district taxes.
• Community and Youth Services Department offering cultural enrichment, workshops, concerts, pre-schools, and programs for developmentally disabled individuals, seniors, and veterans.
• Workforce Partnership Career Centers Federally-funded workforce development program administering the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) through career centers offering free employment services.
• SMART911 Emergency Notification 24/7 emergency notification system capable of making thousands of calls per minute to convey emergency information via telephone, email, or text for floods, fires, water emergencies, evacuation orders, and weather emergencies.
• Environmental Resources Management Department committed to protection, conservation, and improvement of natural resources including waterways, wetlands, forests, wildlife, air quality, and hazardous waste disposal.
• Ice Skating Center Ice skating facility located at 1001 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage, providing public recreational ice skating.
• Community Development Program Community Development Program funded through federal Community Development Block Grants under a Consortium Agreement with Nassau County since 1975, providing residential rehabilitation, downtown public facility improvements, and assistance to public service agencies.

Named customers5 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

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App detail

Feature1 record

Partnerships

13 partnerships are on record, tiered notable and minor.

• New York IslandersnotableGTM or Marketing Partner · 23 July 2026Partnership to host NY Islanders 'Learn to Play' Hockey Clinic at Bethpage. Councilman Andrew Monteleone announced the special youth hockey development program coming to Town facilities.
• North Shore Land AlliancenotableStrategic or Co-development Partner · 22 July 2026Partnership to preserve open space in Oyster Bay. North Shore Land Alliance works with the Town to protect and preserve natural lands, having celebrated preservation of five acres in Oyster Bay Cove along with Supervisor Saladino and Councilman Blumencranz.
• Kids Helping KidsminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 June 2026Charitable organization partnered with the Town to unveil major beautification and upgrade of Old-Bethpage Neighborhood Parklet. Organization focuses on youth charitable activities and community improvement.
• Friends of the BaynotableStrategic or Co-development PartnerNonprofit environmental advocacy organization that expressed support for the temporary shellfish harvesting moratorium based on extensive professional experience. The organization advocates for bay preservation and cleanup efforts.
• North Shore Wildlife SanctuaryminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOrganization that preserves and manages the Charles T. Church Nature Preserve (Shu Swamp), providing 2.5 miles of trails and environmental education programs.
• Glen Head Community CenterminorOthersCommunity center administered by Department of Community and Youth Services, available free of charge to non-profit community and youth groups.
• William P. Bennett Hicksville Community CenterminorOthersCommunity center administered by Department of Community and Youth Services, available free of charge to non-profit community and youth groups.
• Marjorie R. Post Community CenterminorOthersCommunity center administered by Department of Community and Youth Services, available free of charge to non-profit community and youth groups.
• North Massapequa Community CenterminorOthersCommunity center administered by Department of Community and Youth Services, available free of charge to non-profit community and youth groups.
• Syosset-Woodbury Community CenterminorOthersCommunity center administered by Department of Community and Youth Services, available free of charge to non-profit community and youth groups.
• Oyster Bay TodaynotableGTM or Marketing PartnerTourism and local economy initiative launched by Supervisor Saladino to attract tourism and boost the local economy by featuring dining, shopping, and leisure experiences in the Town of Oyster Bay.
• Long Island Greenbelt Trail ConferenceminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOrganization that maintains the Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail, a 20-mile National Recreation Trail running from Cold Spring Harbor to Massapequa.
• Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon CenterminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartners with Hoffman Nature Preserve & Wildlife Center to provide nature tours and environmental education programs.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Town of Smithtown: Suffolk County, Long Island town (~120,000 residents) providing the same core municipal services as Oyster Bay — highway maintenance, parks and recreation, sanitation, tax collection, planning, and community programs. Comparable Long Island suburban governance model with similar demographic and economic profile.
• Town of Huntington: Suffolk County, Long Island town with ~200,000 residents providing the same range of municipal services as Oyster Bay — public works, parks and recreation, sanitation, tax collection, planning, public safety, and environmental programs. Comparable Long Island suburban municipality with similar demographic profile.
• Town of Ramapo: Rockland County, New York town (~140,000 residents) operating as a comparable suburban New York municipality with similar portfolio of services — highway, parks and recreation, sanitation, planning, tax collection, and community programs. Comparable size suburban NY town outside the Long Island region.
• Town of Babylon: Suffolk County, Long Island town of similar size (~200,000 residents) offering nearly identical municipal services including highway, parks, sanitation, environmental resources, recreational facilities, and tax collection. Comparable coastal suburban Long Island governance model.
• Town of Brookhaven: Largest Suffolk County town by population (~500,000) operating the same municipal service portfolio as Oyster Bay — highway, parks, sanitation, tax collection, environmental stewardship, recreational facilities, and community programs. Comparable Long Island governance structure serving a suburban coastal population.
• Town of North Hempstead: Adjacent Nassau County, Long Island town of comparable size (~230,000 residents) operating with the same municipal service portfolio as Oyster Bay — public works, parks, sanitation, tax collection, permitting, and community programs. Direct jurisdictional neighbor sharing school districts and service-area characteristics.
• Town of Hempstead: Largest town in the United States by population (~800,000) and Oyster Bay's fellow Nassau County, Long Island township. Provides identical municipal services at greater scale, including public works, parks, sanitation, tax collection, environmental protection, and recreational amenities. Direct governance peer for Long Island suburban municipal model.
• Town of Islip: Suffolk County, Long Island town of comparable size (~330,000 residents) providing the same suite of municipal services including highway maintenance, parks, sanitation, tax collection, environmental protection, and recreational amenities. Operates similar coastal/marine assets including beaches and marinas on the south shore of Long Island.

Broad incumbents

• Suffolk County: Neighboring Long Island county government operating similar municipal-style services (parks, sanitation, public works, environmental protection, social services) at a higher administrative tier. Comparable governance structure for the broader Long Island suburban context in which Oyster Bay operates.
• Nassau County: County-level government that encompasses the Town of Oyster Bay and exercises broader authority over services the Town also delivers (highway, parks, sanitation, social services, public safety coordination). Overlapping jurisdiction makes it a direct but broader incumbent operating at a higher administrative tier.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/TownofOysterBay
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/oysterbaytown

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Number of profiles

Profiles23 records

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