Council Dissolves WPCA, Fires DeSimone
East Hampton's Town Council voted to dissolve the Water Pollution Control Authority board and fired its administrator.
East Hampton's Town Council voted to dissolve the Water Pollution Control Authority board and fired its administrator.
East Hampton Town Council unanimously votes to dissolve the Water Pollution Control Authority and terminate Public Utilities Administrator Anthony DeSimone. All seven council members approved motions to terminate the WPCA board and transfer its powers back to the Town Council following a special
East Hampton Town Council set a special meeting after residents demanded the firing of Public Utilities Administrator Anthony DeSimone over a proposed biosolids processing facility.
East Hampton Council rescinds planned town meeting on property purchase after attorney ruling. The Town Council voted 5-1 to rescind a resolution calling for a town meeting to authorize acquisition of property at 292 West High Street for wastewater facility expansion, after Town Attorney Richard D.
East Hampton Town Council unanimously approves fire station assessments and library consortium shift. Town Manager David Cox detailed the selection of Silver Petrucelli and Associates for a $50,100 property condition assessment of three fire stations, with the Firehouse Site and Development
The East Hampton Town Council voted 6-0 not to phase in its 2025 property revaluation, letting the full tax impact hit fiscal 2027 bills.
East Hampton Town Council votes to put $105,000 property purchase before voters on March 10. The 292 West High Street parcel, adjacent to the wastewater treatment plant, will be purchased from Joint Facilities Committee capital funds to accommodate future facility upgrades. In a 5-1 vote, with
The East Hampton Town Council voted 5-0 to approve a new three-year contract with the police union after tabling it in January for public review.
East Hampton Town Council approves three-year Police Union contract with pension and wage changes. The contract, effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, includes a three percent annual wage increase, changes to pension eligibility from 25 years to 20 years of service, and increased employee
East Hampton's Town Council tabled a proposed police union contract 7-0 to let residents review pension and wage changes first.
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