The Fort Salonga Association monitors and engages with local government, advocating on community members' behalf and offering counsel on issues that impact residents.
To preserve and protect the suburban, residential atmosphere and natural environment of Fort Salonga while promoting responsible community stewardship and standing up for the best interests of our neighbors.
We represent homeowners at town meetings, zoning hearings, and community discussions — ensuring residents’ voices are heard before impactful decisions are made.
Fort Salonga's history is intertwined with the American Revolutionary War, specifically the Battle of Fort Slongo (also spelled Salonga) in 1781. The battle involved American Continental Army forces, led by Benjamin Tallmadge, successfully raiding and destroying the British-held fort overlooking Long Island Sound. The area's name, Fort Salonga, is derived from this historical event and the name of one of the fort's architects, George Slongo.
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