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Fire Commission approves $3,200 for meeting room chairs and $11,000 gear cleaning.

Fire Commission approves $14,200 in equipment spending and advances firehouse study. The board unanimously authorized $3,200 for 64 new meeting room chairs and $11,000 for an annual gear cleaning service with Redline company, both votes 5-0. Members voted unanimously to accept the 2025 firefighter

POCD Steering Committee finalizes discussion schedule, survey surpasses 200 responses.

The POCD Steering Committee, absent Chair Juliet Hodge, finalized its schedule for Village Revitalization, Infrastructure, Open Space, and Agriculture focused discussions. Karen Wanat reported that the community survey has generated more than 200 responses in its first week and will remain live

Water Committee advances groundwater exploration and partnership feasibility planning.

Water Committee advances groundwater exploration and partnership feasibility planning. The committee, chaired by Jack Solomon, heard presentations from consultants Apex Companies and Raftelis on a potential partnership with Connecticut Water and reviewed test-well drilling planned for mid-February

Planning and Zoning Commission approves two-lot subdivision with conditions

East Hampton Planning and Zoning Commission approves two-lot subdivision with multiple conditions. Chair Ray Zatorski and the seven-member commission voted unanimously to approve application PZC-25-013 for Investment LLC at 8 Aldens Crossing Road, contingent on public sewer connection, final

Water Pollution Control Authority advances pump station consolidation and Clark Hill sewer extension

East Hampton Water Pollution Control Authority schedules public hearing on Clark Hill sewer extension and reviews long-term pump station consolidation plan. The board voted 7-0 on February 3 to hold the March 3 hearing on the Clark Hill Road extension, which would address a failed septic system at