Nonpartisan civic archive
A bipartisan record for Long Island
Save Long Island Suburbia is open to residents of every party and none. Politics do not belong on this site. It exists to keep local land-use documents and issue updates in one place, starting with the August 11, 2026 Town of Islip code change.
Why this exists
Records that neighbors can find
The site collects public municipal documents, including PDFs of the Islip code enacted August 11, 2026, which are not yet codified and are hard to locate through search or AI tools. Each topic is kept to its documents and facts.
Civic association members can band together here to share sources, track Island Hills and Project Sunrise, and help one another protect the suburban character of their neighborhoods, through the Topics archive and the contact page.