Holtsville residents frustrated with persistent smell of sewage
Suffolk County officials tell News 12 the smell comes from the private neighboring Woodhull Community Plant.
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Feb 24, 2024, 3:42 AM
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Updated 153 days ago
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4ds agoHoltsville homeowners say they have been dealing with the smell of sewage for weeks.
Suffolk County officials tell News 12 the smell comes from the private neighboring Woodhull Community Plant.
Neighbors say the smell was so intense on Wednesday that it made its way into their homes.
The Woodhull Gardens Complex would not comment and said the property owner was not available.
