The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
Approximately 102 acres in Flanders Bay and 1,429 acres in Shinnecock Bay are affected. The State Department of Environmental Conservation
Continue readingDeadly Saxitoxin Forces Closure of Shinnecock and Flanders Bays
The Trustees maintain the health of Georgica Pond by opening it to the ocean. The cut was done this past
Sponsored by the East Hampton High School TUESDAY APRIL 25, 2023 @6PM ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS WELCOME! Please RSVP to Dr.
Horseshoe crab spawning season is nearly here! For the last several years, the East Hampton Trustees have participated in the
There has been considerable concern about deceased whales washing ashore. The following webinar will provide scientific data and fact based
Hosted by the Amagansett Life -Saving and Coast Guard Station – The Amagansett Life Saving Station will host a water
PEP Bay Scallop Technical Review Committee meeting
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment John Mannix from the Bluff Road Historic District III. New Business Keith Grimes
“NO SPRING FLING” is coming – You’re all invited! Earth Day – April 22nd – May 13th, 2023 (See the
The East Hampton Department of Natural Resource’s Anna Soccorsi advised the town board that seasonal volunteers are being sought to
Continue readingPiping Plover Season is Here – Volunteers Needed!
At our last Trustees meeting on March 27th, we voted unanimously to retain Dr. Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook University’s