​​The Town of Islip is embarking on TOI-360, a comprehensive plan designed to guide our community's growth and development over the next 20 years and beyond. This initiative addresses critical areas such as land use, housing, transportation, economic development, environmental sustainability, and quality of life.

Brentwood

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Transportation and Mobility
 

• Bus Routes: Establish new bus routes connecting the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) station to key areas such as Brentwood High School, Suffolk County Community College, and the Brentwood Public Library.

• Circuit: Expand affordable circuit transportation routes.

• Bike Lanes and Pedestrian Paths: Develop dedicated bike lanes and pedestrian paths along Fifth Avenue and Brentwood Road to encourage walking and cycling.

• Traffic Calming: Implement traffic calming measures on heavily trafficked streets like Commack Road and Suffolk Avenue, including speed bumps, enhanced crosswalks, and pedestrian signals.
   

Public Services and Facilities
 

• Community Health Hub: Partner with Good Samaritan University Hospital to establish a community health hub providing affordable healthcare services and wellness programs.

• Recreation Center: Expand youth and senior services at the Brentwood Recreation Center on Third Avenue, focusing on education, fitness, and community engagement.
   

Economic Development
 

• Innovation District: Develop an innovation district near the Brentwood train station, including co-working spaces, small business incubators, and retail spaces.

• Local Business Support: Offer grants, host business development workshops, and improve storefront facades on key commercial corridors like Suffolk Avenue and Washington Avenue.
   

Housing and Sustainability
 

• Affordable Housing: Identify and develop vacant lots for affordable housing projects, prioritizing sustainable building practices.

• Green Spaces: Expand and enhance green spaces, such as Brentwood State Park, with community gardens and recreational areas.

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Community Engagement and Identity
 

• Cultural Festivals: Organize cultural festivals and community events at venues like the Brentwood Legion Ambulance pavilion to celebrate the diverse heritage of Brentwood residents.

• Public Art Projects: Launch public art projects along major streets like Candlewood Road, featuring local artists to beautify the area and strengthen community identity.
  
   

Central Islip
 

Transportation and Mobility
 

• Ride-Sharing Hubs: Establish dedicated ride-sharing hubs at strategic locations such as the Central Islip train station and major intersections like Carleton Avenue and Lowell Avenue.

• Electric Scooter and Bike Rentals: Install electric scooter and bike rental stations along Carleton Avenue and East Suffolk Avenue to provide alternative transportation options.

• Park-and-Ride Facilities: Develop park-and-ride facilities near the Central Islip train station to reduce road traffic and parking issues.
   

Public Services and Facilities
 

• Digital Learning Centers: Establish digital learning centers at key locations like the Central Islip Public Library, providing access to technology, online courses, and digital literacy programs.

• Recreational Sports Complex: Build a recreational sports complex with facilities for basketball, soccer, and tennis to promote physical activity and community engagement.
   

Economic Development
 

• Crafts and Farmers Market: Organize a crafts and farmers market in Central Islip Park to support local artisans and farmers, fostering economic growth and community interaction.

• Technology Incubator: Develop a technology incubator near the Central Islip train station to foster innovation and economic growth.
   

Housing and Sustainability
 

• Green Building Practices: Promote green building practices in new residential and commercial developments to enhance environmental sustainability.

• Urban Forestry Program: Launch an urban forestry program to increase the number of trees and green spaces in Central Islip, improving air quality and aesthetics.
   

Community Engagement and Identity
 

• Pop-Up Community Events: Organize pop-up community events, such as outdoor movie nights, food truck festivals, and art fairs, to foster social connectivity and community spirit.

• Community Mural Projects: Launch community mural projects involving local artists to beautify public spaces and reflect the diverse culture and history of Central Islip.
  
   

North Bay Shore
 

Transportation and Mobility
 

• New Bus Routes: Establish new bus routes connecting the area to major destinations such as the LIRR station, Brentwood Public Library, and local schools to improve accessibility.

• Bike Lanes and Pedestrian Paths: Develop dedicated bike lanes and pedestrian paths along key streets like Fifth Avenue and Pine Aire Drive to encourage active transportation.

• Traffic Calming Measures: Implement traffic calming measures on heavily trafficked streets like Crooked Hill Road and Motor Parkway, including speed bumps, enhanced crosswalks, and pedestrian signals to improve safety.
   

Public Services and Facilities
 

• Community Center: Build a new community center offering healthcare, wellness programs, and educational resources to serve residents' needs.

• Expanded Services: Expand services for youth and seniors at existing facilities to promote community engagement and provide valuable support.
   

Economic Development
 

• Small Business Incubator: Develop a small business incubator and co-working spaces near the North Bay Shore LIRR station to attract new businesses and create job opportunities.

• Local Business Support: Offer grants, host business development workshops, and improve storefront facades on key commercial corridors like Pine Aire Drive to support local enterprises.
   

Housing and Sustainability
 

• Affordable Housing Projects: Identify and develop vacant lots for affordable housing projects, focusing on sustainable building practices to meet housing needs.

• Green Spaces: Expand green spaces, such as community gardens and parks, to promote environmental sustainability and provide recreational opportunities for residents.
   

Community Engagement and Identity
 

• Cultural Festivals: Organize cultural festivals and community events at local parks and community centers to foster social connectivity and celebrate the diverse heritage of North Bay Shore residents.

• Public Art Projects: Launch public art projects along major