View the video and read more about the proposed budget for 2027 before the vote on August 20th, 2026 A SMALL ANNUAL INCREASE. A MAJOR INVESTMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY. The Mattituck Park District manages and maintains nine public properties totaling approximately 63 acres—including protected swimming beaches, waterfront parks, playgrounds, athl etic fields, walking trails, tennis courts, community facilities, docks and natural areas. These properties belong to the residents of the

As you enter Veterans Beach Park, on the right, sits a simple red composite box filled with stories, imagination, and opportunity, our very own Little Free Library. While modest in size, this charming fixture represents something much larger: a shared commitment to community, literacy, and connection. The concept is beautifully simple: take a book, leave a book. Whether you’re discovering a new author, passing along a favorite read, or introducing a child to the joy of storyt

Part time custodian wanted.

The Mattituck Park District Board of Commissioners finds that the municipal dock located within the Mattituck Park District (hereafter “MPD”) on the Mattituck Inlet is primarily intended for public recreational boating and waterfront access. The MPD further recognizes that marine contractors, including dock builders and repair contractors, periodically require temporary access to such facilities to transport materials and equipment associated with waterfront construction proj

Mattituck Park District Work Session Meeting Schedule