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Fire Commission approves temporary Deputy Fire Marshal through June.

The Fire Commission unanimously approved a temporary Deputy Fire Marshal through June 30th to cover inspections and emergency calls while Fire Marshal Rich Klotzbier takes vacation. Chairman William Abbott said the Town Manager and Human Resources have cleared the arrangement. The applicant would

Planning & Zoning approves two subdivision and special permit applications.

Planning & Zoning Commission approves two major applications unanimously. The commission voted 7-0 to approve Tony Flannery's three-lot re-subdivision at Map 6, Block 37, Lot 1, with conditions requiring the shared driveway agreement to be executed by staff and erosion control plans in future site

Finance board approves $40.6M schools budget despite revaluation strain

East Hampton Board of Finance approves $40.6M schools budget on 5-2 vote. Board members Alison Walck and James Radavich voted against the fiscal 2026-2027 education budget, citing concerns about property tax strain from revaluation and the lack of large commercial development. In related unanimous

Board of Finance deliberates on FY 2026-2027 budget; requests additional data

East Hampton Board of Finance deliberates on budget without voting. Chaired by Anthony Spagnoletti, the board discussed the FY 2026-2027 budget's three major components—capital, town operations, and schools—with particular attention to the Board of Education's proposed 4.81 percent increase. Board

Town Council approves police vehicle maintenance contract with Belltown Motors.

East Hampton Town Council approves police vehicle maintenance contract. Council members voted unanimously to award the towing and repair contract to Belltown Motors on a one-year basis, selecting the firm over Family Ford of Enfield based on Police Chief Dennis Woessner's recommendation that