Legislation to help expand sewers to Main Street in Kings Park passed the State Senate and Assembly on May 30th, 2019 but still awaits Governor Cuomo’s signature.

After meeting with Nissequogue River State Park (NRSP) Foundation representatives, State Assemblyman Steve Englebright agreed to sponsor legislation to create the park’s Master Plan.

A 27-acre privately owned landfill on Old Northport Road in Kings Park, which was once used by the Town of Smithown for their municipal waste and later became a golf driving range until 2017, is now home to a 4 megawatt solar farm that can power up to 1,000 homes.

Why would anyone oppose the capping of a toxic landfill and the protection of our drinking water? The answer is simply – politics.

For their endless generosity and commitment to improving the Nissequogue River State Park and bettering the lives of all Long Islanders, the Nissequogue River State Park Foundation will honor Charles & Helen Reichert on Thursday, October 10th.

The Kings Park Community Association was recently established to improve the quality of life of our residents by preserving the character of our neighborhoods, promoting civic engagement, protecting our remaining open spaces, improving our parks and enhancing the full potential of our commercial corridors.