$3 million in federal funding going to provide new flood protections for North Fork
The current bulkhead at Mitchell Park in Greenport will be replaced.
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Apr 3, 2024, 2:43 AM
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Updated 401 days ago
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16ds agoA total of $3 million in federal funding is going to help replace the bulkhead at Mitchell Park in Greenport.
The current 776-foot long bulkhead is made of timber. Rep. Nick LaLota's office says the new bulkhead will be vinyl.
The goal is to provide new flood protections for the North Fork.
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