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Fire Commission approves June minutes, discusses firehouse options.

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 aluminum chlorohydrate treatment; plans media outreach on water quality.

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 June minutes, hears services update

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.

Arts Commission approves $450 increase for Old Home Day Parade

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

WPCA approves flat-rate interim budget; commits to holding sewer rates steady.

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