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Photo: Shutterstock. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is urging New York State to allow beaches on Long Island to reopen this Memorial Day at 100% capacity. Citing the low risk of transmission of Covid outside, Curran said it is something that will help bring normalcy back to the area and help local businesses. “The risk for outdoor transmission is lower and if you add sunlight and open breeze it’s basically non existent,” Curran said at a recent press conference. “What we are doing is asking the state to allow our beaches to open at 100% capacity this summer. We are beach people. We are islanders. It’s in our name.”
Septic system replacement program on Long Island
Septic replacement program on Long Island
Nassau County is starting a plan to help people replace septic tanks in effort to keep pollution out of the waterways.
NEW YORK - Although 90% of Nassau County has public sewer systems, the North Shore with its extensive water access contains the 10% that is not connected to sewers, said Nassau County Executive Laura Curran on Tuesday.
With Hempstead Harbor in Port Washington as the backdrop, Curran announced the county’s initiative to remove nitrogen from the waterways. Starting next week, Nassau residents and small business owners can apply to have their failing cesspools or septic systems replaced.