Local Election Candidates Forums via Zoom
Hosted with the East Marion Community Association
10am Saturday, October 16 and 6pm Monday, October 18
Candidates Forum 1: Candidates for Town Council, Town Clerk
and Highway Superintendent
Saturday, Oct 16, 10:00 AM
Zoom Meeting Link will be: emca.us/townhall
Candidates Forum 2: Candidates for Town Trustee
Monday, Oct 18, 6:00 PM
Zoom Meeting Link will be: emca.us/townhall
We will compile questions for the candidates and allow each candidate to respond to each question.
If you have questions, please submit them to townhall@emca.us.
To learn more about the candidates,
visit the websites of the Southold Democrats and Southold Republicans.
Responsibilities of Elected Southold Town officials
Town Board: The legislative body of the town. Makes policy by passing town ordinances and resolutions.
Town Clerk: The Town Clerk is responsible for most of the Town records as well as issuing various state and local permits and licenses. The Town Clerk’s Office receives copies of minutes of all department public meetings, as well as the Town Board meetings.
Superintendent of Highways: The Highway Department provides maintenance and improvements to over 200 miles of Town roads in order to provide safe and convenient movement of traffic, as well as pedestrians. The Highway Department's responsibilities include maintenance of town equipment, traffic lanes, installation of catch basins for drainage control, installation of Town and street signs, brush and leaf removal, street sweeping, resurfacing and sealing streets, snow removal and ice control.
Town Trustees: The Town Trustees administer all activity within 100 feet of the town’s wetlands and the underwater lands owned by the Trustees for its citizens (also known as “common lands”). They are responsible for the administration of town codes pertaining to boats, docks and wharves, the Town of Southold Coastal Erosion Hazard Area, shellfish and other marine resources, and building or other activities in town wetlands, coastlines and beaches.
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