The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
(Article published in BehindTheHedges.com on Feb. 2, 2026 and written by Taylor K. Vescey. Image provided by Tim Tierney of
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During the regular meeting of January 26, 2026, the East Hampton Town Trustees adopted a fee structure for Multi-Year General
Continue readingTrustees Adopt Multi-Year Permit Fee Structure
Cornell Cooperative Extension- Marine Program will be conducting a bottom trawl survey throughout New York State waters from Smith Point
Continue readingCornell Cooperative Ext. Marine Program: Bottom Trawl Survey Notice
Due to the winter storm expected to begin Sunday, Jan. 25th through Monday, Jan. 26th, the regular meeting of the
Due to the Inclement Weather expected on Sunday Jan. 25th through Monday, Jan. 26th, the Meeting will be held via
Presented by East Hampton Town Trustee David Cataletto!
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All meetings are held at the Town Hall of East Hampton on Pantigo Road. The meetings are held on the
Trustees John Aldred, David Cataletto (also an EHMS teacher) and Patrice Dalton were joined by Cataletto’s East Hampton Middle School
Continue readingTrustees and EHMS Students march in the 2025 Santa Parade
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business IV. Old Business V. Committee Reports VI. Administrative Payment of
