Free beach parking on hot days eyed in Suffolk
Officials say free beach parking may be an option for Suffolk County residents on hot days. A Suffolk lawmaker wants the county to waive the $8 parking fee at all county beaches when the National
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May 8, 2014, 3:52 PM
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Updated 3,926 days ago
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Officials say free beach parking may be an option for Suffolk County residents on hot days.
A Suffolk lawmaker wants the county to waive the $8 parking fee at all county beaches when the National Weather Service issues a heat advisory.
Leg. Jay Schneiderman says the measure is aimed at protecting residents, especially low-income families.
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone supports the proposed legislation.
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