Suffolk Dept. of Health warns residents not to swim in Bayport Beach, Tanner Park Beach due to bacteria
News 12 is told Bayport Beach in Bayport and Tanner Park Beach in Copiague will remain closed until bacterial levels go down.
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Jul 28, 2022, 3:02 AM
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Updated 882 days ago
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Suffolk County Department of Health is warning people to stay out of the water
at two beaches.
News
12 is told Bayport Beach in Bayport and Tanner Park Beach in Copiague will
remain closed until bacterial levels go down.
The county closed
both of the sites earlier this month because swimming in bacteria-contaminated
water can result in infections.
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