About the Fort Salonga Association

To preface about the Fort Salonga Association (FSA), all officers and board members are residents of Fort Salonga, some for many years. The Association is always looking for Fort Salonga residents to be an active member of their community. Being a board member does not entail a lot of time. Being active in your community's association helps to maintain the very reason each of us moved here. In doing so it helps to bring together members of the community to enjoy all the hamlet and the FSA has to offer. 

 

The Fort Salonga Association monitors and engages with local government, advocating on community members' behalf and offering counsel on issues that impact residents.

The Association hosts an annual spring brunch, a spring egg hunt, holiday caroling in December, and more. It also publishes a quarterly newsletter for all households in the hamlet, and provides news and other community updates through this web site. This also allows us to provide more up-to-date information.

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Who joins the Fort Salonga Association?
Anyone who lives in Fort Salonga is encouraged to join the Association. Each spring the Association promotes its annual membership, which is $15 per household. Households don’t need to join to receive newsletters, but know that your annual dues payment helps the Association promote the community and advocate on its behalf to help preserve our way of life.

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How do I know I’m in Fort Salonga?
Fort Salonga is bounded by portions of Bellrose Avenue, Pulaski Road, and Old Northport Road to the south, the Sunken Meadow Parkway to the east, the Long Island Sound to the north, and approximately along Norwood Avenue to the west. Fort Salonga is split by Bread & Cheese Hollow Road, to the west the hamlet sits in the Town of Huntington, to the east in the Town of Smithtown. In the coming months you'll read articles that explain the origin of Fort Salonga, its histories, legends and lore, including its own historical ride (fact, fiction or a little bit of both) You will find these stories here. under 'Fort Salonga History  -->  About Fort Salonga.

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