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Board Approves $1 Million Tri-Hamlet Park Bond and IT Security Policy

Brookhaven Town Board approves $1 million bond for Tri-Hamlet Park improvements. The board, led by Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine with all seven members present, unanimously adopted the town's Information Technology Cyber Security Policy and Acceptable Use Policy. The board appointed Leah

Town Board · Meeting of August 11, 2022

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board approves $1 million bond for Tri-Hamlet Park improvements. The board, led by Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine with all seven members present, unanimously adopted the town's Information Technology Cyber Security Policy and Acceptable Use Policy.

The board appointed Leah Jefferson as Deputy Commissioner of Housing and Community Development and accepted grant awards from the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York for Hallock Park improvements and a Clean Vessel Assistance grant for a pump-out boat serving the South Shore and Fire Island. In public hearings, the board unanimously approved three commercial zone changes: Greek Bites and Popeyes at Coram and Public Storage-Coram, while adjourning a hearing for 718 Medford LLC and approving Medford Logistics LLC's zone change request.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of August 11, 2022, compiled from the official minutes.

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