Southampton Town Emergency Management chats recreational fire ban, brushfire concerns
The town of Southampton recently declared a State of Emergency as brushfires continue to spark across Long Island.
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7h agoThe town of Southampton recently declared a State of Emergency as brushfires continue to spark across Long Island.
News 12 Long Island spoke with Southampton Town Emergency Manager Ryan Murphy on the matter and the town's plans moving forward.
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