Delay Opening of Scallop Season in Trustee Waters
Resolution # 2022-32 2022 REGARDING DELAYING THE OPENING OF SCALLOP SEASON IN TRUSTEE WATERS UNTIL NOVEMBER 13, 2022 The following
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Amagansett U.S. Life-Saving & Coast Guard Station Event
October 29th @ 5pm – Reception to follow Special presentation on the history of lifesaving with Tim Dring, Commander, U.S.
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The Winner of the Largest Clam Contest 2022
After a two week delay in announcing the winner of the Trustee’s annual “Largest Clam Contest”, on Friday the winners
Meeting: October 24, 2022
I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business Permit Language Additions: Should the following be added to all permits” “The granting
Town to Implement Higher Fines: Shellfish Poaching
Last month Tim Treadwell, the Commanding Officer of the East Hampton Marine Patrol, addressed the Trustees about the summer long
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East Hampton Shellfish Hatchery: A Hatchery Season – Documentary
Learn how seeds are grown for clams, scallops, and oysters at the shellfish hatchery – right up until they’re ready
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Seeding Three Mile Harbor
September 12th was a perfect sunny day for the students of the East Hampton Middle School’s Surfrider Club for the
NOAA – Reducing Vessel Strikes
NOAA Fisheries announced proposed changes to the North Atlantic right whale (Eubalaena glacialis) vessel speed rule to further reduce the likelihood of
Dredging of Montauk Harbor Planned
The Town of East Hampton, along with the federal Army Corps of Engineers have joined to make improvements to Montauk
EHHS Car Wash- October 16th!
Many students of East Hampton High School and the Middle School volunteered to help the Trustees last Sunday during our
Oyster Reef to Be Created
On this past Tuesday, South Fork Sea Farmers, John “Barley” Dunne of the East Hampton Shellfish Hatchery, and high school