Please Support the Resolution to Renew the Pilot Program Thru Year End 2020 After more than six months of successful operation, the pilot program allowing leashed dogs in Huntington’ s Heckscher Park is up for renewal at the Tues., July…
By 5-0, the Huntington Town Board voted March 31st to extend the pilot program allowing leashed dogs in Huntington’s Heckscher Park until June 30th. The vote came on a resolution sponsored by Councilwoman Joan Cergol and seconded by Councilman Gene Cook…
Support the Resolution to Renew the Pilot Program! The pilot program allowing leashed dogs in Huntington’s Heckscher Park is up for renewal on March 31st! A resolution to extend the program from April 1st through June 30th will be introduced by Councilwoman Joan…
Pilot program sponsored by Councilwoman Joan Cergol includes educational campaign aided by LI-DOG A pilot program to allow leashed dogs in Huntington’s Heckscher Park started January 1, 2020! The pilot program is the result of a resolution sponsored by Huntington Councilwoman…
2019 Another Very Good Year for LI-DOG, Says President The following is a modified version of the President’s 2019 Report to the LI-DOG Board of Directors We played a key role in getting on-leash access to Heckscher Park—an important, long-standing goal…
Pilot Program to Start Jan. 1st A resolution introduced by Huntington Councilwoman Joan Cergol to create a pilot program to allow people to walk their leashed dogs in Heckscher Park passed the Huntington Town Board unanimously Wednesday night, Oct. 16th! The…
Pilot Program Proposal is Result of Successful Petition to Allow Leashed Dogs in Heckscher Park People would be allowed to walk their dogs on-leash in Heckscher Park under a pilot program proposed by Huntington Councilwoman Joan Cergol. The pilot program is…
Gardiner Dog Park Opening Set for Wed., July 24th at 2:30 p.m.! Google Map Large New Dog Park Features Large Dog, Small Dog and Agility Training Areas Photo Credit: Jeanine Chang The Grand Opening of a large, new dog park…
Town is Committed to Expanding Opportunities for Pets and Pet Lovers, He Adds The Town of Oyster Bay will not move the dog park located on Clocks Blvd. in Massapequa, according to Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino. While the Town had…
On May 1, 2018, 530 feet of fencing was installed to create a dog exclusion zone at Mud Creek County Park in E. Patchogue—the ONLY official off-leash beach on Long Island! The fencing, which cost $13,000 and cuts the beachfront in…
