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First Selectman reports E. coli hot wash, Sustainable CT bronze status and Sept. 24 public meeting on marsh restoration

August 27, 2026 | Westbrook, Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut


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First Selectman reports E. coli hot wash, Sustainable CT bronze status and Sept. 24 public meeting on marsh restoration
First Selectman John Hall told the Board that a "Hot Wash" summary from the State’s Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security about a July E. coli/boil water notice was included in the meeting packet. He also reported that the town has earned Sustainable CT Bronze certification and announced a public meeting scheduled for Sept. 24 at the Mulvey Center to discuss Chalker Beach and Cold Spring Brook Marshes restoration, erosion control and flood mitigation investigation.

The items were presented as informational reports rather than matters for immediate board action. The public meeting on Sept. 24 is intended to gather input and share findings about coastal restoration and flood-risk mitigation work affecting Chalker Beach and nearby marshes.

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