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Calendar, Events & News
The Mattituck Park District posts dates and times for work sessions, meetings, speacial meetings, events, and projects on our blog, which is found below. The full blog may be accessed from the menu above by clicking on Events & News.
More info on current projects, such as the Mattituck Inlet dredging or electrification of the Bailie Beach Lodge can also be found under Events & News.
MPD would like to reduce the carbon footprint of the District, which will improve air quality and enhance visitor experiences by converting park facilities to 100% renewable energy sources. We propose to turn Bailie Beach Lodge into a carbon-neutral facility. To that end, the Commissioners are working on a plan to have the electric and power for HVAC to be run on solar energy. As the project develops, more information will be posted here.
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Nearly a century ago, the residents of the hamlets of Mattituck and Laurel (within Southold Town) were concerned about potential riparian development and the loss of access to the beaches and shore. In 1924 they petitioned the State for the formation of a park district within the Town of Southold to acquire lands for park purposes. Later, in 1941 the Mattituck Park District was created by an act of the New York State Legislature, by repealing the prior act and formally creating the MPD as a special municipality.
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Mission Statement
"Continuing the vision commenced by its founders — to protect, preserve, and enhance our resources for its residents and for future generations, while maintain-ing the rural character of the community and the preservation of open space.”
The Mattituck Park District parks and beaches are the private property of the property owners of the Park District and all who use them are subject to the rules and regulations set forth by the Park District Commissioners and the laws of New York State.
Map of Parks & Beaches
