09.24.2021 Government Southold Town anticipating nearly $300K in COVID-19 reimbursements from FEMA Southold hopes to be “100% reimbursed” by FEMA for expenses incurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic during its state of emergency. President Joe Biden directed the organization in February...
09.05.2021 Police Fire departments to receive federal funds for equipment Fire departments across New York have received nearly $11.5 million in federal grant funding, including three on the East End. The grant funds, issued through FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters...
10.11.2016 Government Town using boulders to protect bluffs at Nassau Point in Cutchogue The Southold Town Highway Department is working on Nassau Point in Cutchogue this week to mitigate erosion by placing boulders along the bluffs.
03.18.2015 Government PSEG to begin $729M project in Southold PSEG Long Island has selected Southold to be one of the first towns to receive system upgrades as the company embarks on a $729 million project to repair and safeguard the region’s electric...
12.30.2013 Government County seeks feedback for disaster funding As part of an effort to remain eligible for federal emergency mitigation funding, the county is asking residents to fill out a survey which explores locals’ knowledge of natural...
10.29.2013 Government One year after Sandy, Southold still owed $2M One year after Hurricane Sandy swept across the North Fork, knocking down trees and power lines, flooding downtown Greenport and causing damage to town beaches and roadways, Southold Town...
09.21.2013 Business How to prepare for the next big storm It’s never too early for area homeowners to prepare for the next big storm. So hear’s a guide to everything from choosing the right insurance coverage to setting up...
07.06.2013 News Southold still waiting for FEMA reimbursement About eight months after Hurricane Sandy, some Long Island municipalities are still waiting for cleanup and repair funding promised by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Southold Town is on...
06.28.2013 Government Park receives funding for storm repairs Orient Beach State Park is on the receiving end of more than $1 million of federal funding eight months after Superstorm Sandy ravaged the parts of the shoreline. On...
05.24.2013 News Town says beaches are not yet ‘pristine’ While Memorial Day is considered the unofficial start of summer, Southold Town beaches will not be in tip-top shape until the season’s official start on June 22, according to...
