Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the City of Oswego.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the City of Oswego.

Features picnicking areas, reserved pavilions, ball fields, boat launch and marina, bike trails and rentals, playground, tram rides, and in-line skating. Winter sledding is available at Long Branch Park.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the City of Oswego.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the City of Oswego.

Provides a full amenity facility with free docking for up to three nights, water and electric hook up, and private showers and restrooms. The marina can accommodate 22 boats up to 42 feet in length.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the City of Oswego.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the City of Oswego.

Maintains marina facilities on the mainland and Fire Island. Offers 7 neighborhood boat launching sites accessible by permit.

Controls certain water-bottom lands and ponds, roads, trails and beaches, issues boat mooring permits and leases on land in Lazy Point manages use of beach vehicles, and large assemblage on beaches (parties) and works with the Natural Resource Department and the Nature Conservancy toward the protection of endangered species.

Offers a combination of full service Marinas, Boat Ramps and Boat Launches throughout the County. The parks department also rents rowboats and have vendors who rent Canoes and Kayaks. Call for more detailed information.

Enforces the Town's laws pertaining to bays, harbors and waterways. Also patrols the Town's beaches and enforce local ordinances, such as for shell fishing.

Protects life and property and ensures the safety of the boating public on the 500 square miles of navigable waterways in the Police District, from the Connecticut state line which bisects the Long Island Sound, to the New York state line three miles south of Fire Island in the North Atlantic Ocean. Land areas covered include Fire Island and Jones Island barrier beaches and the islands of the Great South Bay. Marine units also respond to water and ice rescues on the inland lakes, ponds and streams of the District. Barrier beach units, boats and the SCUBA team are available 24 hours a day. In addition to normal enforcement duties, Marine officers enforce the NYS Navigation Law and the Environmental Conservation Law, as well as local ordinances unique to the waterways and barrier beach. The Suffolk Police Marine Bureau aggressively enforces the New York State's boating while intoxicated (BWI) laws. The Marine Bureau should be notified of any water-related incidents. We should also be informed of any unusual activity in waterfront areas which you may observe, such as patterns of larcenies, suspicious persons or boats, so that we may direct our patrols. All Marine Patrol vessels and our headquarters at Timber Point maintain a watch on Marine VHF Channel 16. Please call 911 or 631-854-8382 for non-emergencies involving quality of life, questions about our services, or if you can provide information concerning crimes or other police matters. 

Oversees construction and maintenance of buildings, parks, beaches, marinas, office complexes, historical properties, and other town-owned properties. Also maintains all street lights and town traffic signals.

Maintains and services beaches, docks and marinas, oversees Harbormasters Office, issues permits, enforces Town Code regulations with regard to maritime issues, patrols town waterways and works closely with baymen and the boating community.