Southampton residents say garbage has not been picked up in days
Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman says nearly all of the garbage trucks broke down at once.
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Jul 18, 2023, 2:16 AM
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Updated 510 days ago
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17h agoSouthampton Town residents tell News 12 that their garbage has not been picked up in days.
Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman says nearly all of the garbage trucks broke down at once.
All of the town transfer stations are closed for construction except for one in North Sea.
The Hampton Bays site is set to reopen Wednesday, Sag Harbor should be back up Thursday and Westhampton will reopen Friday.
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