Glen Cove, NY
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Glen CoveNY averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $837,709 +7.8% yr/yr · +29.6% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2012–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Municipal budget
Total revenue$64.2M (FY2023)
Total spending$65.1M (FY2023)
Taxes$37.4M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$51.4M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$2,314 (FY2023)
Development activity
Housing units permitted — US Census Building Permits Survey
20253 housing units ($1.8M)
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Tue Aug 25, 2026 · 19:29
City Council
Council to weigh landmark status for 7 North Lane church, fitness studio zoning
The Glen Cove City Council will hold a public hearing on designating the First Presbyterian Church at 7 North Lane as a landmark and on a zoning amendment to allow fitness studios in B-1, B-2, and B-3 districts. The council will also vote on the zoning amendment, adopt an environmental assessment, and approve multiple contracts and event permits.
- Public hearing on landmark designation for First Presbyterian Church, 7 North Lane
- Local Law to allow fitness studios in B-1, B-2, B-3 districts
- Resolution adopting Negative Declaration for zoning amendment
- Tyler Technologies AP Automation module: $2,700 one-time fee, $7,473 annual
- Purchase of two 2026 Ford Interceptor for Police: $97,720
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GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City Council Meeting
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2026 7:30 PM
GLEN COVE CITY HALL
PAMELA PANZENBECK, MAYOR
1.
CALL TO ORDER
A.
THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B.
CITATIONS AND AWARDS
C.
CALL THE ROLL
D.
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
2.
PUBLIC HEARING
A.
To discuss designating the building located at 7 North Lane and known historically as
the First Presbyterian Church of Glen Cove, as an individual landmark.
B.
To discuss Local Law ___ - 2026, amending Chapter 280 "Zoning" of the Glen Cove
City Code to allow Fitness Studios in the B-1, B-2 and B-3 Districts.
3.
APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
A.
Approval of City Council Minutes of July 28, 2026.
4.
FINANCIAL REPORTS
5.
WARRANTS
A.
Warrant 2613
B.
Warrant 2613V
C.
Warrant 2613W
D.
Warrant 2613U
6.
LOCAL LAWS
A.
Local Law ___ - 2026 amending Chapter 280 "Zoning" of the Glen Cove City Code to
allow fitness studios in the B-1, B-2 and B-3 Districts.
(TH/CA) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
7.
ORDINANCES
8.
RESOLUTIONS
A.
Resolution adopting Environmental Assessment Form (EAF) Parts 1, 2 and 3, adopting
the Negative Declaration and authorizing the filing of the same, for amending Chapter
280 "Zoning" of the Glen Cove City Code to allow Fitness Studios in the B-1, B-2 and
B-3 Districts.
(TH/CA) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B.
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with Tyler Technologies
for the addit …
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Tue Jul 28, 2026 · 19:29
City Council
City Council to consider $1.7 million road and sidewalk improvement project
The City Council will discuss various infrastructure contracts, police department agreements, and local parking changes. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding time limit parking on Glen Street and several resolutions for city-wide improvements.
- Bid award to United Paving Corp. for 2026 Road, Drainage and Sidewalk Improvements Project for $1,736,056.00
- Bid award to L&V Bonilla Construction Corp. for Glen Street Alleyway and Stair Repair/Replacement Project for $90,000
- Proposed ordinance amending time limit parking on Glen Street
- Agreement with LKB Engineering PLLC for a Solid Waste Management Plan not to exceed $51,800.00
- Purchase of a 150KW diesel emergency generator for the Glen Cove Volunteer Fire House not to exceed $76,064.37
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GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City Council Meeting
TUESDAY, JULY 28, 2026 7:30 PM
GLEN COVE CITY HALL
PAMELA PANZENBECK, MAYOR
1. CALL TO ORDER
A. THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B. CITATIONS AND AWARDS
C. CALL THE ROLL
D. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. PUBLIC HEARING
A. To discuss amending Sec. 265-49 Schedule XVII: Time Limit Parking, as it relates to
Glen Street.
3. APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
A. Approval of City Council Minutes of June 23, 2026.
4. FINANCIAL REPORTS
5. WARRANTS
A. Warrant 2612
B. Warrant 2612V
C. Warrant 2612W
D. Warrant 2612U
E. Warrant 2611W2
6. LOCAL LAWS
7. ORDINANCES
A. Ordinance amending Sec. 265-49 Schedule XVII: Time Limit Parking, as it relates to
Glen Street.
(CO/PD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
8. RESOLUTIONS
A. Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an Inter-Municipal Cooperation
Agreement with the Board of Education of the Glen Cove City School District, allowing
the Glen Cove Police Department to access and utilize the School District's property
and facilities for training purposes, effective retroactively from July 1, 2026 through
June 30, 2027.
(CO/PD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B. Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute Contract Amendment #1 with
Greenman Pedersen, Inc., for an amount not to exceed $8,600.00, for additional
structural design services, associated with the DPW Salt Shed project.
(MY/DPW) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
C. Resolution consenting to an assignment …
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Tue Jun 23, 2026 · 19:29
City Council
City Council considers $5 million in bonds for Kelly Street Well treatment system
The City Council will discuss financing for a new treatment system at the Kelly Street Well and a public hearing regarding parking violation fines. The body is also reviewing several grant applications and equipment purchases for city departments.
- Proposed serial bonds not to exceed $5,000,000 for Kelly Street Well treatment system
- Public hearing and proposed ordinance to amend Section 265-27.3 Fines for parking violations
- Purchase of a vacuum truck for MS4 area not to exceed $545,000
- Purchase of a 2027 International aerial truck with chipper body for $272,659.50
- Agreement with NV5 New York for road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements not to exceed $169,668.00
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GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City Council Meeting
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2026 7:30 PM
GLEN COVE CITY HALL
PAMELA PANZENBECK, MAYOR
1. CALL TO ORDER
A. THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B. CITATIONS AND AWARDS
C. CALL THE ROLL
D. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. PUBLIC HEARING
A. To discuss amending Section 265-27.3 Fines for parking violations.
3. APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
A. Approval of City Council Minutes of May 26, 2026.
4. FINANCIAL REPORTS
5. WARRANTS
A. Warrant 2611
B. Warrant 2611V
C. Warrant 2611W
D. Warrant 2611U
6. LOCAL LAWS
7. ORDINANCES
A. Ordinance amending Section 265-27.3 Fines for parking violations
(CO/PD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B. Ordinance authorizing the City Council to issue serial bonds in an amount not to
exceed $5,000,000 to finance a part of the cost of construction of a new treatment
system at the Kelly Street Well.
(Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
8. RESOLUTIONS
A. Resolution to apply for grant funding through the New York Water Infrastructure
Improvement Act Grant Program for the City of Glen Cove PFAS Treatment at the
Kelly Street Well.
(AF/CDA) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B. Resolution to Authorize the Mayor to File an Application for the 2026 Consolidated
Funding Application (CFA) for Glen Cove Pascucci Soccer Field Redevelopment Project
(AF/CDA) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
C. Resolution to authorize the Mayor to file an application for the 2026 Consolidated
Funding Application (CFA) for the …
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Tue May 26, 2026 · 19:29
City Council
Council will consider issuing up to $4.9 million in serial bonds for capital projects
The Glen Cove City Council will discuss several parking ordinance amendments and hold a public hearing on those changes. It will also consider a package of ordinances, including one that authorizes the council to issue serial bonds not to exceed $4,923,057 for capital improvements and equipment. Additional resolutions will address a $895,200 NYSERDA grant, a $1,642,177 change order for road and drainage work, and other contracts and program approvals.
- Ordinance authorizing serial bonds up to $4,923,057 for capital improvements and equipment
- Resolution accepting a $895,200 NYSERDA grant for the Clean Mobility Program LoopPlus+ Microtransit Service
- Resolution approving a change order to Contract No. 2025-006 with Stasi General Contracting, increasing total to $1,642,177 for road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements
- Resolution awarding $46,200 to Fireworks by Grucci, Inc. for the July 4, 2026 celebration
- Resolution authorizing $717,772 to Macedo Contracting Services for 2026 drainage improvements at various locations
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GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City Council Meeting
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2026 7:30 PM
GLEN COVE CITY HALL
PAMELA PANZENBECK, MAYOR
1. CALL TO ORDER
A. THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B. CITATIONS AND AWARDS
C. CALL THE ROLL
D. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. PUBLIC HEARING
A. To discuss amending Sec. 265-46. Schedule XIV: Parking Prohibited Certain Hours as it
relates to Prestwick Terrace and Francis Terrace.
B. To discuss amending Sec. 265-44. Schedule XII: No Stopping as it relates to Prestwick
Terrace and Austral Avenue.
C. To discuss amending Sec. 265-43. Schedule XI: Parking Prohibited at All Times as it
relates to Austral Avenue.
3. APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
A. Approval of City Council Minutes of May 12, 2026.
4. FINANCIAL REPORTS
5. WARRANTS
A. Warrant 2610
B. Warrant 2610V
C. Warrant 2610U
6. LOCAL LAWS
7. ORDINANCES
A. Ordinance amending Sec. 265-46. Schedule XIV: Parking Prohibited Certain Hours as it
relates to Prestwick Terrace and Francis Terrace.
(CO/PD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B. Ordinance amending Section 265-44. Schedule XII: No Stopping as it relates to
Prestwick Terrace and Austral Avenue.
(CO/PD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
C. Ordinance amending Sec. 265-43. Schedule XI: Parking Prohibited at All Times as it
relates to Austral Avenue - Center Line.
(CO/PD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
D. Ordinance authorizing the City Council to issue serial bonds in an amount not to
exceed $4,923,057, to fund various c …
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Tue May 12, 2026 · 19:29
City Council
Council to authorize up to $4.9 M in serial bonds for capital projects
The Glen Cove City Council will consider an ordinance to issue serial bonds not exceeding $4,923,057 for capital improvements and equipment purchases. Several resolutions will be voted on, including contracts for an animal shelter at 40 Shore Road, a preventative maintenance agreement for fire and golf facilities, and award of citywide printing and drainage improvement bids. The meeting also includes routine items such as public hearing, minutes approval, financial reports, and appointments.
- Ordinance to issue serial bonds up to $4,923,057 for capital improvements (proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck).
- Resolution for a license agreement with Cove Animal Rescue, Inc. to operate the animal shelter at 40 Shore Road, $104,902.20 annual sum plus $12,000 for a Trap‑Neuter‑Release program.
- Resolution for a 5‑year preventative maintenance agreement with Atlas Holding Corp. (Quincy Compressor) for Fire Department and Golf Course locations, $4,909.74 per year.
- Resolution awarding Bid# 2026-003 to Macedo Contracting Services for drainage improvements at various locations, $717,772.00 total.
- Resolution awarding Bid# 2026-001 for citywide printing services to the five lowest bidders.
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GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City Council Meeting
TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2026 7:30 PM
GLEN COVE CITY HALL
PAMELA PANZENBECK, MAYOR
1. CALL TO ORDER
A. THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B. CITATIONS AND AWARDS
C. CALL THE ROLL
D. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. PUBLIC HEARING
3. APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
A. Approval of City Council Minutes of April 28, 2026.
4. FINANCIAL REPORTS
5. WARRANTS
A. Warrant 2609
B. Warrant 2609V
C. Warrant 2609W
6. LOCAL LAWS
7. ORDINANCES
A. Ordinance authorizing the City Council to issue serial bonds in an amount not to
exceed $4,923,057, to fund various capital improvements and purchase of
equipment.
(MP/FD) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
8. RESOLUTIONS
A. Resolution declaring the City Council as lead agency and that all the projects are Type
II Actions and not subject to further SEQRA action or review.
(TH/CA) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B. Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a License Agreement with Cove
Animal Rescue, Inc. (CAR) for the operation of an animal shelter, located at 40 Shore
Road, effective retroactively to March 1, 2026 through February 28, 2027, in the
yearly sum of $104,902.20, with payment made in monthly installments of $8,741.85,
including a Trap, Neuter and Release program for cats for which CAR will be paid an
additional annual sum of $12,000, payable in monthly installments of $1,000.
(TH/CA) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
C. Resolution to enter into an agr …
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Tue Apr 28, 2026 · 19:29
City Council
Mayor may approve $140,800 emergency carbon equipment purchase
The Glen Cove City Council will consider a series of resolutions, including authorizing the mayor to enter agreements for the 2026 Youth Bureau Summer Program and to increase the Tiki Action Park camper fee from $20 to $29. A key item is a resolution allowing an emergency purchase up to $140,800 to replace a carbon installation for Calgon Carbon Corporation. The council will also approve minutes, review financial reports, and consider a warrant totaling $1,292,968.79.
- Resolution authorizing the mayor to enter agreements with vendors for the 2026 Youth Bureau Summer Program
- Resolution amending Tiki Action Park camper cost from $20 to $29
- Resolution authorizing an emergency purchase up to $140,800 to replace the GAC F300AR carbon installation for Calgon Carbon Corporation
- Resolution authorizing Nassau Country Club to hold its annual fireworks display on September 5, 2026 (rain date September 6, 2026)
- Resolution authorizing the "Clash at the Cove Event" at Cove Sports Academy, Cedar Swamp Road, on June 6, 2026
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GLEN COVE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
City Council Meeting
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2026 7:30 PM
GLEN COVE CITY HALL
PAMELA PANZENBECK, MAYOR
1.
CALL TO ORDER
A.
THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
B.
CITATIONS AND AWARDS
C.
CALL THE ROLL
D.
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
2.
PUBLIC HEARING
3.
APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
A.
Approval of City Council Minutes of April 14, 2026.
4.
FINANCIAL REPORTS
5.
WARRANTS
6.
LOCAL LAWS
7.
ORDINANCES
8.
RESOLUTIONS
A.
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into agreements with various vendors for
the 2026 Youth Bureau Summer Program.
(ST/YS&R) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
B.
Resolution amending Resolution 8E, adopted April 14, 2026, as it relates to Tiki Action
Park, amending the cost per camper from $20.00 to $29.00.
(ST/YS&R) (Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
C.
Resolution authorizing Juan Banchs Rodriguez to host a family brunch at Garvies Point
Park, Sunday, May 17, 2026, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
(Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
D.
Resolution authorizing Leonard Totora, of Championship Entertainment Productions
LLC, to host a "Clash at the Cove Event", at Cove Sports Academy, Cedar Swamp Road,
on Saturday, June 6, 2026, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
(Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
E.
Resolution authorizing Nassau Country Club to hold their annual “Fireworks Display”,
Saturday, September 5, 2026, with a rain date of Sunday, September 6, 2026.
(Proposed by Mayor Panzenbeck)
F.
Resolut …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $3.2M | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · THE AFLCMC SUPPORT BRANCH REQUIRES HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE PRODUCT SUPPO |
| $2.3M | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · VMWARE LICENSE RENEWAL |
| $1.7M | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · DELL 2506 - AFLCMC SUPPORT BRANCH REQUIRES IMPROVEMENTS AND HARDWARE P |
| $1.3M | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · CISCO SWITCHES IAW ATTACHMENT 1 - LOM |
| $1.2M | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · CISCO DIGITAL VOIP PHONES AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH |
| $1.0M | ACME SUPPLY CO., LTD. Department of Homeland Security · CLOTHING FOR MIGRANTS |
| $903,573 | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · R760 PROCESSING SERVERS |
| $883,654 | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · CORE NODE / BUILDING DISTRIBUTION NODE UPGRADE |
| $859,667 | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · OFFICE OF THE UNDERSECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING B |
| $839,895 | MVATION WORLDWIDE, INC. Department of Defense · SURFACE PRO 10S |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Nassau County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (1 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments48,718 (562,420 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$2,586/mo (571 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy17.0% (low numeracy 24% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
$64.2M
Annual budget
$51.4M
Debt outstanding
10,329
Health inspections
3
Permitted housing units
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$64.2M
Spending$65.1M
Operating spending ran ahead of revenue this year.
Debt load MODERATE
Outstanding debt$51.4M
Debt-to-revenue0.80×
Debt-load index67 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.
Services & conditions
source: city open dataFood & health inspections
On record10,329
Search any establishment’s inspection history.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
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