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Huntington, NY Filming & Production: Location Permits (2026)

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Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Film location permits in Huntington, NY, sometimes called film shoot permits, production permits, or filming authorizations, cover commercial photography, video shoots, and motion picture production.

Key Facts

Permit-issuing office
Huntington Town Attorney's Office
Application lead time
48 hours before filming
Required disclosure
Proposed filming location(s)
Insurance deadline
2 business days before filming
General liability minimum
$2,000,000 per occurrence

Summary

Anyone filming on Town of Huntington property must apply to the Town Attorney's Office at least 48 hours ahead, naming the exact filming location, dates, times, crew size and equipment before a permit will issue.

Applicant may not commence the production of content on any property or facility owned by the Town of Huntington and/or the Town of Huntington Board of Trustees, unless a permit for such activity has been issued by the Huntington Town Attorney's Office. ... An application for a permit to film, stream, record or photograph shall be fully completed and signed by the applicant seeking a permit. The application is to be submitted to the Huntington Town Attorney's Office not less than 48 hours prior to the commencement of such filming. ... (C) The proposed location(s) of the filming.

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4940543; v75 updated 2026-06-09; through 06-09-2026).

Full Breakdown

Section 108-5 of the Town Code requires a permit from the Huntington Town Attorney's Office before anyone commences production of content on property or facilities owned by the Town of Huntington or its Board of Trustees, and the issued permit must be presented on request. Section 108-6 sets the application requirements: the fully completed, signed application must be submitted to the Town Attorney's Office not less than 48 hours before filming begins, and late submissions may incur a rush charge. Among the required disclosures, § 108-6(C) requires the applicant to state the proposed location or locations of the filming, alongside the applicant's contact information, a general statement of the nature of the activity, the specific dates and times covered, the number of cast and crew, the number and types of vehicles and equipment, and whether animals or pyrotechnics will be used.

Section 108-7 layers on insurance conditions tied to the approved location and activity: a certificate of insurance must be submitted two business days before filming, showing at least $2 million in general liability coverage per occurrence, automobile liability coverage acceptable to the Town Attorney, and workers' compensation and disability coverage, with the Town and its Board of Trustees named as additional insureds. The Town Attorney may also require a refundable security deposit for site cleanup or charge a fee covering sanitation, debris removal, and municipal personnel costs tied to the specific location used.

Violations & Fines

Filming at an unpermitted location or without a permit is punishable under § 108-9(A) by a fine of not less than $250 nor more than $1,000, with each day of continuing violation a separate offense. The Town Attorney may additionally revoke the permit with forfeiture of fees paid, deny future applications, and pursue civil penalties of up to $500 per day under § 108-9(B).

Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance must I apply to film at a Town location in Huntington?
Section 108-6 requires the application to be submitted to the Huntington Town Attorney's Office at least 48 hours before filming begins; submissions with less notice may incur a rush charge.
What location details does the application need?
Section 108-6(C) requires the applicant to state the proposed location or locations of the filming, in addition to the dates, times, crew size, vehicles, equipment, and any use of animals or pyrotechnics.
What insurance is required before a location permit is granted?
Section 108-7 requires a certificate of insurance submitted two business days before filming, showing at least $2 million in general liability coverage per occurrence with the Town of Huntington named as an additional insured.

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