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East Hampton Town Proposes 185-Foot Cell Tower In Springs

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If a new 185 foot cell tower is erected on town property in Springs, it would allow for strong cellular and emergency communications signals in much of Springs and parts of Northwest Woods where cellular and radio signals are currently poor or non-existent.

If a new 185 foot cell tower is erected on town property in Springs, it would allow for strong cellular and emergency communications signals in much of Springs and parts of Northwest Woods where cellular and radio signals are currently poor or non-existent.

What cellular service coverage would look like if a 185 foot tower is built in Springs.

What cellular service coverage would look like if a 185 foot tower is built in Springs.

What cell service in Springs and Northwest looks like now. Yellow and green are good service, blue poor to fair and white non-existent.

What cell service in Springs and Northwest looks like now. Yellow and green are good service, blue poor to fair and white non-existent.

authorMichael Wright on Jul 14, 2021
East Hampton Town officials this week unveiled plans to put a 185-foot-tall monopole communications tower on a parcel of Springs land that town experts say will blanket Springs and parts... more

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