The Village of Old Westbury Clerk operates as a key administrative body within the local government, serving the residents of Old Westbury, New York. As an essential government office, it ensures compliance with municipal laws and facilitates transparent governance. The Clerk’s Office is responsible for managing official records, maintaining meeting minutes, issuing permits and licenses, and coordinating public hearings. It acts as a primary point of contact for residents seeking information on local laws, village board activities, and vital records.

Notably, the Village Clerk supports public participation by making government operations accessible and responsive. The office works closely with other departments to assist in budgeting, elections, and community planning. As part of a close-knit, historically rich community, the office upholds a tradition of civically engaged governance while providing efficient and courteous service to residents. Its commitment to ethical standards, accuracy, and public service strengthens trust within the community.

Key Services:

– Management and archival of official village records and documents
– Issuance of licenses and permits (e.g., marriage licenses, building permits, special event permits)
– Coordination and documentation of Village Board meetings and public hearings
– Oversight and administration of local elections
– Support for residents seeking information on municipal codes and services
– Notary public services
– Public records access and Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests
– Liaison between residents and village departments for service or information needs