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Suffolk County Water Authority Says Hampton Bays Water District's Iron And Manganese Levels Exceeded Limits Last Summer

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The Hampton Bays water tower. VALERIE GORDON

The Hampton Bays water tower. VALERIE GORDON

The Hampton Bays water tower. VALERIE GORDON

The Hampton Bays water tower. VALERIE GORDON

Warren Booth explains how to collect raw water samples. VALERIE GORDON

Warren Booth explains how to collect raw water samples. VALERIE GORDON

authorValerie Gordon on Feb 22, 2019
Suffolk County Water Authority officials released results this week pointing to elevated levels of manganese and iron in two Hampton Bays Water District public drinking water wells. At two public... more

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