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Mayor says $21M water treatment project due by June 2025; funding may include state, county ARPA and litigation
Summary
Mayor Ralph Ekstrand told residents the $21 million construction of new pollution/treatment facilities is expected to be completed by June 2025 and that capital costs will be offset in part by State grants, Nassau County ARPA funds and potentially litigation against polluters.
During public comment on Feb. 3, Mayor Ralph Ekstrand told residents that the $21 million construction of new pollution/treatment facilities will be completed by June 2025 and that payment for capital costs will be covered in part by State grants, Nassau County ARPA funds and potentially by litigation against polluters.
Residents raised water‑quality questions during the public‑comment period; the minutes record the mayor’s timeline and possible funding sources but do not include project schedules, grant award letters, or details of any pending litigation.
