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New Towers In Montauk, Springs, Northwest Would Push Cost Of Emergency Radio System To Over $11 Million

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Mounting emergency communications antennas on five new towers, like the one at the Springs Firehouse, will cost the town about $750,000 each. KYRIL BROMLEY

Mounting emergency communications antennas on five new towers, like the one at the Springs Firehouse, will cost the town about $750,000 each. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorStaff Writer on Jul 22, 2019
With the total anticipated costs of a new emergency radio communications system climbing to more than $11 million, the East Hampton Town Board approved an additional $2.8 million in borrowing... more

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