2025 Coram Survey

Coram Needs a Supermarket! Take this survey so we can advocate for one!

Help Bring a Quality Supermarket to Coram – Take the Survey!

With the closure of Stop & Shop, Coram is left without a full-service supermarket. Families in our community deserve a high-quality replacement—one that meets our needs, such as Wegmans, Whole Foods, or Sprouts.

To make this happen, we need data-driven advocacy to show decision-makers that Coram residents demand a better grocery option. Your input is crucial.

Take a few minutes to complete the survey at www.coramsurvey.com and help push for the right supermarket in our community.

We need at least 1,000 responses to make an impact. After completing the survey, copy this message and share it with five neighbors, post it on social media, or send it by text.

Your voice matters—let’s work together to secure a quality supermarket for Coram!

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Hi Neighbor, glad you could make it

In the heart of Coram, a vibrant tapestry of community members weaves together, each thread representing a unique background, yet all united in a singular, powerful purpose: to enhance the quality of life in our community. Here, we stand together, embodying a unified voice dedicated to fostering a safer, more beautiful, and thriving Coram for everyone.

Join us in our mission to make a tangible difference in the place we call home.

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This month the Coram Civic Associatrion went down to the Town of Brookhaven Town Hall meeting and read a letter that expressed the collective frustration that we have as a community. The true problem area does not lie within Jane Bonner's district, despite that she has worked outside of her district. The councilwoman reached out to me to detail her plan for our community which involved pivoting to a different grant which was applied for utilizing the information generated by the civic association. This grant is worth $4.5 million dollars and was previously awarded to North Bellport last year. While it is not guaranteed, we have a significantly higher chance of being awarded this grant. The fact is - Coram has a multimillion dollar grant application that was submitted. This is a substantial step in the right direction. We need to be honest - and give credit where credit is due.

Please thank Councilwoman Bonner for taking Coram seriously and applying for this $4.5 million dollar grant on our behalf.

Also let's thank ourselves for being persistent. This is the paradigm shift our community not only needed - but what we deserved. Spread this news far and wide.

Let's keep pushing for Coram while remembering our mission statement:

In the heart of Coram, a vibrant tapestry of community members weaves together, each thread representing a unique background, yet all united in a singular, powerful purpose: to enhance the quality of life in our community. Here, we stand together, embodying a unified voice dedicated to fostering a safer, more beautiful, and thriving Coram for everyone.

4th Annual Clean Up Event

Popeye's Was Approved!!

A new Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurant is set to enhance the culinary landscape of Coram, NY, located at 180 Middle Country Road. Recently approved by the Town of Brookhaven, this establishment promises a fresh, modern design tailored for community engagement and efficient service.

Building Details:

Address: 180 Middle Country Road, Coram, NY 11727
Total Floor Area: 2,145 square feet
Features: Drive-thru service and indoor seating for 46 guests

Design Highlights:

The restaurant layout includes distinct zones for various operations, such as a dedicated drive-thru lane, a welcoming dining area, a sales counter, kitchen and food preparation areas, storage, office space, and specific sections for battering and frying.
Modern kitchen equipment and facilities designed for high efficiency and cleanliness, including splash guards at sinks and tankless water heaters.

Exterior Aesthetic:

The external architecture proposes a contemporary yet traditional look that aligns with the Middle Country Road Land Use Plan with an emphasis on colonial styling
Signage is thoughtfully designed to comply with local zoning laws, ensuring visibility without overpowering the site's aesthetic.

Community Impact:

The Popeyes at Coram is expected to serve not just as a dining location but as a new employment hub, contributing to local job creation.
The restaurant aligns with the community's growth and development plans, promising a blend of quick service and quality food.

Construction Timeline:

The Coram Civic Association anticipates that construction will commence shortly following the final approvals, signaling a swift progression towards opening.

This new Popeyes is poised to become a key player in Coram’s fast-food industry, bringing with it the brand's signature flavors and a commitment to quality service.

See something, say something. In Coram, turning a blind eye isn't an option. Our strength lies in our unity and our willingness to speak up for a better quality of life. Let your voice be heard through the Coram Civic Association. Together, we can make a

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Reimagining Compliance: A New Era for Coram

The Coram Civic Association is at the forefront of championing the rights of taxpayers in Coram, steadfastly advocating for them to receive the full value of the services they finance. This commitment has led the association to tackle the challenging issue of inadequate code enforcement with innovative and forward-thinking strategies. By integrating advanced technology and cultivating strategic partnerships with local authorities, the association is revolutionizing how regulatory compliance is monitored and enforced. Their efforts aim not only to streamline enforcement procedures but also to engage community members actively in safeguarding their neighborhood's safety and aesthetic standards. This initiative underscores a broader mission: to ensure that taxpayers' investments translate into tangible improvements in their quality of life and community standards. Through this multi-faceted approach, the Coram Civic Association is setting a precedent for how communities can effectively hold institutions accountable and ensure that public services reflect the needs and contributions of the residents they serve.

Community Excellence Awards

[From left] Nicole Reaber of TOB Councilwoman Jane Bonner's Office, Penny Hines of NYS Senator Dean Murray's office, Legislator Nick Caracappa 4th District, Suffolk Police 6th Precinct Head Inspector Joseph Condolff, Newly elected Suffolk Legislator Chad

TOB Councilwoman Jane Bonner

The Coram Civic Association has recently honored community leaders with community excellence awards, recognizing their significant contributions to revitalization efforts and their dedication to improving the quality of life for residents. These distinguished individuals have worked tirelessly, collaborating with various stakeholders to address a broad spectrum of concerns, from enhancing public safety to promoting local economic development. Their efforts have not only resulted in tangible improvements in the community's infrastructure and services but have also fostered a stronger sense of unity and pride among the residents. Through their leadership, they have exemplified the power of community engagement and the impact it can have in transforming neighborhoods into vibrant, sustainable environments where people are proud to live and work.

Coram Civic General Meeting

4th Monday of Every Month!

All meetings are held at the:

Coram Fire Dept Community Room

303 Middle Country Road

Coram, NY 11727

(right next to McDonald's)

Our meetings are always open to the public so please bring your friends and neighbors!

Monthly Meeting Calendar