Nassau leaders, residents call for state, federal aid regarding sinkholes in the county
As News 12 has reported, three sinkholes have emerged along the South Shore in the past two months in Oceanside, Lido Beach and Baldwin.
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Aug 7, 2023, 10:25 AM
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3h agoLocal officials, community leaders and residents called for an emergency response to sinkholes in Nassau County today.
As News 12 has reported, three sinkholes have emerged along the South Shore in the past two months in Oceanside, Lido Beach and Baldwin.
Nassau County says they were all related to sewer line failures.
Leaders called on federal and state leaders to fix what they're calling an urgent infrastructure problem.
