Town Council

East Hampton Town Council unanimously approved a one-month operating budget of $6,253,330 for August and cleared a bid waiver for bulky waste disposal. The council authorized Director of Public Works Matt Walsh to hire Belltown Recycling at $150 per ton—down from $156.50 under the current All Waste

Town Council approves third referendum budgets on 5-1 and 6-0 votes. The Council voted 5-1 to adopt a revised General Government Budget of $19,358,960, with Council Member Ted Hintz, Jr. dissenting, and unanimously approved a Board of Education Budget of $39,550,937, as recommended by the Board of

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 Town Council approves revised $59.6 million budget and sets referendum for July 14. The council voted 5-2 to adopt the revised General Government Budget of $19.7 million and Board of Education Budget of $39.9 million, with Council Members Ted Hintz, Jr. and Tim Feegel opposing. The

East Hampton Town Council unanimously sets temporary mill rate at 27.79 pending final budget adoption. Town Manager David Cox explained the rate, derived from new property valuations including Board of Assessment Appeals reductions, will support tax bills sent in late June. The Council also