Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski will give his third annual State of the Town address Aug. 13 at the Peconic Landing Community Center in Greenport. The address begins at 7 p.m.

Mr. Krupski plans to review the town’s accomplishments in 2025 and provide updates on short-term rentals, the cell tower law, water conservation, affordable housing, public safety, land preservation, the communications task force, aircraft noise and the recent cyberattack. He will also discuss the town’s goals for the remainder of 2026 and beyond.

“We have a wonderful, energetic town, and I’m so grateful to work alongside the passionate staff and volunteers who take such great care of our community and visitors,” Mr. Krupski said in a statement announcing the State of the Town.

Written reports from town departments will be available. For more information, contact Mr. Krupski’s office at 631-765-1889.

Previous Suffolk Times reporting on some of the topics Mr. Krupski plans to cover include:

Southold cracks down on illegal rentals as new restrictions take shape

Southold schedules public hearings over cell tower plan

Rain eases East End water alert — but not in Southold

Southold’s revised homebuyer plan nearly triples qualifying home-price limit

Residents press Public Safety Task Force to toss Flock cameras

Southold approves $6.1M to preserve 50 acres of land

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