Floral Park Department of Public Works

The Department of Public Works, under the leadership of the Superintendent, Steve Siwinski,
who is appointed by the Mayor and Board of Trustees, provides direct services to the residents
of our Village.  This department encompasses the following divisions: Highway, Sanitation,
Recycling, Shade Tree, Street Lighting, Fleet Maintenance, Parking Meters, Traffic Signs and
Pavement Markings, Parks, and Building Maintenance. 

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Highway Department


The Highway Department repairs and maintains the streets and parking lots which include sweeping and line striping, and in winter, sanding and plowing.  This department cleans out storm basins and maintains a drainage system located in the sump.   Other responsibilities include working to beautify the village's green space by maintaining 33 various size parks.
 

Sanitation Department

The Sanitation/Recycling Department does the curbside collections three times a week: twice for garbage, once for recycling materials and a third time for special pickups only during weeks without holidays.  Every year residents are mailed a sanitation schedule which provides a collection schedule for their respective areas and detailed information regarding disposal of trash, tires, appliances, hazardous materials and more.  If you have any questions, please call 516-326-6320/6321 before you put anything out for curbside collection.  Orange tags are used to notify residents when regulations are not followed. 
Click here for pick up schedules.

Shade Tree Department
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Yes, we do have a city of trees within our borders. A tree inventory done in 1988 determined that Floral Park has over 6,000 municipal trees. Since that time, the number of trees, valued at several million dollars, has increased.

Floral Park was named a Tree City in 1993 by the National Arbor Day Foundation in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the National Association of State Foresters, the developers of this program. Our community has consistently met the four required Tree City standards since 1993 which includes the maintenance of a tree department, a village tree ordinance, a tree planting program, and Arbor Day observances.

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