
Incorporated Village - Nassau County, New York
Our Community By The Bay
Village Hall services, permits and payments, board agendas and village news for the Village of East Rockaway, in one place that works on any phone.
Village Hall
Open weekdays on Atlantic Avenue
- AddressEast Rockaway Village Hall
376 Atlantic Avenue
East Rockaway, NY 11518 - HoursMon-Fri 8:00AM - 3:45PM
- Phone516-887-6300
- Fax516-887-6305
Village tax payments
- First Half Due June 1st (Penalty after June 30)
- Second Half Due December 1 (Penalty after December 31)
Pay online through Xpress-pay (external site)
Village news
What's happening in East Rockaway
- Nov102026
2026 Annual Winter Festival Flyer
Posted November 10, 2026
- Nov102026
2026 Ornament Decorating
Posted November 10, 2026
- Nov102026
2026 Holiday House Decorating
Posted November 10, 2026
- Nov62026
2026 Veterans Day Program
Posted November 6, 2026
- Nov22026
Senior Center Calendar November 2026
Posted November 2, 2026
- Aug262026
Road Milling & Pavement Notice - August 27-28, 2026
Posted August 26, 2026
Board of Trustees
Meeting agendas
Each agenda reads right on the page, with the original PDF one tap away.
Departments
Who to call, and where to find them

Clerk's Office
376 Atlantic Avenue - (516) 887-6312
Taxes, notary, permits
Public Works
85 Williamson Street - (516) 887-6316
Visit the department
Fire Department
473 Atlantic Avenue - (516) 887-6340
Visit the department
Frank M. Pignataro Recreation Center
17 John Street - (516) 341-0996
Visit the center
Charles H. Formont Senior Center
6 James Street - (516) 341-0996
Visit the center
East Rockaway Public Library
477 Atlantic Avenue - (516) 599-1664
Visit the library
Our village
From Near Rockaway to a village by the bay
A mill on Mill River, oysters shipped to New York City, a railroad station, and a village charter in 1900.
- 1665
The area is known as "Near Rockaway" (or "Neare Rockaway").
- 1689
The Haviland-Davison Grist Mill is built on Mill River, around 1689.
- 1869
The name is formally changed to "East Rockaway."
- 1900
Incorporated as a village. First village president Floyd Johnson; population about 969.
- 2020
The Census counts a village population of 10,159.
Around the village
Parks, plazas and Main Street






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