Long Beach public meetings in 2025
9 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Zoning Board
The Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed several variance applications for property use, parking, and construction. The board granted one request for a hot tub and fence and denied another for yard stairs. Several other cases remain open for voting.
- Case #3483: Granted variance for a front yard hot tub and 6' fence at 125 National Boulevard
- Case #3481: Denied variance for side and rear yard stairs at 5 Maryland Avenue
- Case #3480: Application withdrawn to convert a doctor's office to a two-family home at 5 East Walnut Street
- Case #3473: Open for voting on a new two-family house at 231 East Chester Street
- Case #1452: Open for voting to remove off-street parking requirements at 370 West Park Avenue
City Council
The City Council meeting scheduled for December 16, 2025, was cancelled by the City Manager. The cancellation is due to a lack of items on the calendar.
City Council
The City Council is considering resolutions to update public road mileage data for the state and authorize a software purchase. These actions affect state highway reporting and city IT services.
- Resolution to submit 0.409 additional miles of public road information to the NYS DOT
- Claiming additional mileage for Azalea Court, Marginal Road, Pacific Blvd, and Richmond Road
- Resolution to purchase Microsoft Office 365 Software Services from Dell Marketing, L.P. for $35,287.63
City Council Proceedings
The City Council is reviewing a list of personnel actions including terminations, new appointments, and one retirement. These actions affect employees in the Sanitation, Community Development, Recreation, City Clerk, and Purchasing departments.
- Termination of 7 Sanitation laborers earning $15.00/hr
- Termination of 9 seasonal Community Development clerks earning $16.00-$16.50/hr
- Appointment of Christopher Hall as Deputy City Clerk at $20,600.00/yr
- Appointment of 4 part-time Recreation lifeguards at $18.00/hr
- Retirement of Purchasing Agent Rosemary Alton earning $123,647.00/yr
City Council
The City Council is reviewing resolutions to authorize the City Manager to enter into two equipment and installation agreements. These items involve infrastructure upgrades for the fire department and restocking for the water transmission department.
- Agreement with Premier Mechanical Services Inc. for a new HVAC system at the Indiana Fire House for $147,000.00
- Purchase of equipment for the Water Transmission Department from Hydro Stop Holding, LLC for $34,579.00
City Council Proceedings
The City Council is reviewing a list of personnel actions across various city departments. These actions include new appointments, resignations, terminations, and salary adjustments.
- Appointment of David Fraser as PT Deputy City Clerk at $56.66/hr
- Salary increase for Conor Bogue (Engineering Associate) from $84,788.00/yr to $89,282.00/yr
- Termination of Felicia Cambell (Accountant) at $98,838.12/yr
- Termination of 20 seasonal Special Officers in the Police Department
- Salary increase for Michael Hendrickson (Fire Dispatcher) from $15.00/hr to $24.00/hr
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a bid for a custom fire apparatus provided by Seagrave Fire Apparatus LLC via the H-GAC purchasing cooperative. The proposal outlines technical specifications, payment terms, and a delivery timeline of approximately 1,500 calendar days.
- Contract with Seagrave Fire Apparatus LLC for one custom fire apparatus
- Payment terms: 95% due upon delivery to dealer, 5% due upon delivery and acceptance by customer
- Estimated delivery timeline of 1,500 calendar days after signed approval
- Acquisition through the H-GAC purchasing cooperative
- Includes one pre-construction conference and one final inspection trip for city representatives
City Council Proceedings
The City Council will consider a list of 50 personnel actions, including appointments for police, recreation, and public works positions, as well as resignations and retirements.
- Appointed Detective Lieutenant Stefan Chernaski at $238,342.70/yr
- Appointed Assistant Corporation Counsel Kerry Giovanniello at $95,000.00/yr
- Retiring City Clerk David Fraser at $118,298.00/yr
- Appointed 15 Lifeguards (Indoor Pool) at $18.00/hr
- Appointed 5 Laborers at $15.00/hr
City Council Proceedings
The City Council is reviewing a list of personnel actions including resignations, retirements, and reassignments. These changes affect employees in the Police Department, Beach Park, Transportation, and Water Pollution departments.
- Retirement of Deborah McClellan, Bus Dispatcher ($99,032.00/yr)
- Retirement of Thomas Cuddihy, Water Plant Operator ($88,402.37/yr)
- Reassignment of Sydeny Riley to Beach Park Supervisor ($20.00/hr)
- Resignation of Kristen Murphy, Special Officer ($19.00/hr)
- Termination of Zahara Brown and Nathaniel Sanders from Beach Park