East Hampton Town Trustees

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New Harmful Algae Blooms Found in Wainscott Pond, Lake Agawam

Blooms of cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, have been detected in Wainscott Pond and in Lake Agawam in Southampton, according to analysis by Stony Brook University. Suffolk County health officials have asked residents not to use, swim, or wade in the water bodies and to keep children and pets awayRead More
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East Hampton Town Trustee Terms May Double

East Hampton Town’s current trustees, being sworn into office in January 2020.Photo by Christopher Walsh. At a brief special meeting on Tuesday, the East Hampton Town Board unanimously passed a resolution in support of a home rule request concerning companion bills in the New York State Legislature that wouldRead More
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East Hampton Bans Seaplanes in Town Waters

A seaplane landing in Montauk in 2016. Such planes will soon have far fewer places to takeoff and land in the Town of East Hampton.Jane Bimson The East Hampton Town Board, having taken note of a proliferation of seaplanes amid the swarm of aircraft flying over East Hampton inRead More
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Special East Hampton Town Board Meeting: May 25, 2021

Resolution (ID # 24275)Home Rule Request in Support of Senate Bill S 6331, Assembly Bill A. 7030 Supported and introduced to the Assembly and Senate by Assemblyman Fred Thiele.  The resolution will provide for staggered terms of the East Hampton Town Trustees to provide stability and continuity to theirRead More
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Accabonac Harbor – Salt marsh restoration/rehabilitation project

Good News! Accabonac Harbor- Friday, May 21, 2021 – we did a salt marsh walk through the various polygons we survey during the summer months for Suffolk County Vector in an effort to identify the mosquito larvae breeding “hot spots” – this enables SCV to specifically target treatment weekly-Read More

Ocean Beaches

The Trustees generally claim ownership of certain ocean beaches WEST of Napeague Lane to Georgica Association and WEST of Georgica Association to East of Town Line Road.

ocean with gentle break


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