Red Hook finalizes drinking‑water source protection plan; board plans implementation and outreach
The town board received a finalized drinking‑water source protection plan approved by state agencies and discussed next steps to implement five goals — partnership building, resilient land‑use, monitoring, community engagement and pursuing funding including conservation easements.
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The Town of Red Hook presented its finalized Drinking Water Source Protection Plan — a multi‑year guidance document prepared in cooperation with the New York State Department of Health and Department of Environmental Conservation — and discussed steps to begin implementation.
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