Police boat grant awaits funds, Marsh Court paving considered in Long Beach meetings
Town boards and committees met to discuss infrastructure projects, equipment purchases, and grant updates over the past two weeks. No final votes were recorded, as minutes from the meetings have not yet been published. Highlights include a $227,281 federal grant for a police boat, potential new paving on Marsh Court, and updates on park maintenance.
Public Works & Safety Committee – June 22
The committee received updates on several ongoing projects. The Lake Shore Drive paving project and Community Crossings Matching Grant (CCMG) update were discussed, along with the delivery of a new F550 snowplow truck and progress on the salt barn construction. New business included a possible paving project on Marsh Court and stormwater concerns following heavy rains. The purchase of a new street sweeper and the planned sale of a 1995 sweeper were also on the agenda. The Water Department reported on fire hydrant painting, valve replacements, installation of sampling stations, and backflow testing.
Parks & Recreation Board – June 23
Park infrastructure and seasonal activities were the focus. Board members reviewed progress on the tennis and pickleball court project, received a status update on Stop 22 stairs, and discussed the Stop 24 Pizzo area. Sand removal at Stop 30 and the replacement of deteriorating signage were also on the agenda.
Police Commission & Police Advisory Board – July 2
Equipment grants and acquisitions were the primary topics. The FEMA Port Security grant of $227,281.20 for a new police boat is awaiting release of funds. The department purchased a 2026 Yamaha 750cc ATV with a $4,000 donation. The annual cost for four FLOCK license plate reader cameras is $12,000. A $65,000 grant request for portable radio upgrades remains pending, while a $248,000 grant for three electric police vehicles was denied. The board also discussed the license plate reader system’s utility and plans for a vehicle replacement later in 2026.
Coming up
No municipal meetings are scheduled in the next two weeks, according to the town calendar.
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