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EAST HAMPTON TOWN SUPERVISOR PETER VAN SCOYOC RELEASES 2020 TENTATIVE BUDGET THAT ADDRESSES QUALITY OF LIFE, ENVIRONMENT PRESERVATION, PUBLIC SAFETY, AND COMMUNITY SERVICE NEEDS Spending plan totaling $81.8 million keeps tax levy below state-mandated tax cap through conservative budgeting, and maintains excellent fund surpluses; represents 2.1-percent spending increase over 2019 East Hampton Town
The largest solar farm on the South Fork Now Producing Clean, Renewable Energy. Accabonac Solar, the first megawatt-scale solar power plant on the South Fork, is up and running!
It was another major victor for the environment Friday as Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone signed legislation to ban the intentional release of balloons. Bellone joined with Legislator Sarah Anker and environmental organizations to sign the legislation designed to protect the environment and marine life. Latex and Mylar balloons are the most common form of … Read more
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Only 3 weeks until the state assembly votes! Please take 10 minutes to call these Senators and urge them to support driver’s license access (S1747) for undocumented New Yorkers! Senator Todd Kaminsky (516) 766-8383 Senator Kevin Thomas (516) 739-1700 Senator John Brooks (516) 882-0630 Senator Monica Martinez (631) 360-3356 Senator Anna Kaplan (516) 746-5924 Senator … Read more
You can access the Town of East Hampton On-Demand Meeting Portal for meeting agendas, detailed agenda packets, minutes and videos. Agendas and minutes will open as PDF files when you select their links by meeting date. Clicking on the meeting date will bring you to an outline view for that meeting that will also contain the … Read more
The East Hampton Town Board has adopted a resolution supporting the goals of proposed New York State legislation that would allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses. Click here to read Christopher Walsh’s article in the East Hampton Star
Please vote for Francis Bock, Bill Taylor, Susan McGraw-Keber, John Aldred, Rick Drew, Jim Grimes, Mike Martinsen, Tim Garneau and Ben Dollinger.
We envision a Town of East Hampton with productive waters that are naturally fishable, swimmable, and free of harmful algae blooms (HABs) and have a healthy diversity of native life and a proper balance of nutrients, an East Hampton like many can still remember from the days before brown and red tides. The key to … Read more
Progress made can be turned back in a day. We see it happening before our eyes in our country right now. Did we ever think we would once again be fighting this level of racism, this level of attacks on our freedoms, this level of rollback of protections on our air, water and environment and … Read more
