East Hampton Town Council approves EV charging station locations and raises fees to cover lost transit services. Council voted unanimously to install Voltpost chargers at Town Hall and the Village Center parking lot, with the town purchasing a streetlight pole for the latter at an estimated $1,500
East Hampton America 250 Committee coordinates anniversary celebration events. The committee met to receive updates on multiple events planned for the town's 250th anniversary, including Old Home Days with a parade float, the Friends of the Lake Light Up the Lake event and wine tasting on September
Fire Commission approves prior minutes and reviews capital projects. The board voted 5-0 on June 8 minutes and discussed dry hydrant repairs, noting water in the Walnut Avenue hydrant and completion of Seven Hills hydrant work. Consulting firm SP&A has submitted initial property reports for a
Conservation-Lake Commission approves phosphorous treatment and media outreach. Vice Chair Chuck Yenkner led the July 9 meeting in the absence of Chair Jason Hartling, guiding unanimous votes to proceed with a $29,195 aluminum chlorohydrate treatment targeting phosphorous levels that rose from 32
Commission on Aging approves prior minutes and reviews mid-summer operations. Chair Eric Rosenberg, MD, reported Senior Services activity for June 17 through July 9 included 997 in-person attendees, 53 out-of-town guests, 9 hours of social services, 154 transportation trips, and 77 volunteer hours.
East Hampton Arts Commission increases Old Home Day Parade allowance by $450. The commission unanimously voted to raise the budget from $800 to $1,250 for additional chalk boxes after deciding to return previously ordered paint brushes due to safety concerns. The board also selected Geralyn
Water Pollution Control Authority holds sewer rates flat in fiscal 2027. The authority unanimously approved an interim two-month sewer budget of $413,000 and directed a review committee to revise the fiscal year 2026-2027 sewer proposal to maintain flat rates using approximately one million dollars
Clean Energy Task Force advances EV charging station plan through Voltpost pole-procurement decision. Chair Russ Kaplan and members Kathleen Monroe, Silas Kavalkovich, and David Price agreed that Voltpost will secure the charging pole on the town's behalf with reimbursement after installation,
East Hampton Library Advisory Board approves May meeting minutes, receives staffing update. Library Director Christine Cachuela reported first-round interviews this week for a vacant Children's Librarian position, with second-round talks and an offer both targeted for mid-July. The Library Page and
Firehouse committee reviews condition reports for three fire company buildings. Engineer Marco Costini presented working-draft facility assessments covering the committee's options for renovation versus new construction; Town Manager David Cox attended. The Fire Chief reported annual maintenance