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East Hampton Village Says Fire and Ambulance Volunteer Funds Will Be Apportioned as Usual, With One Catch

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East Hampton Village said it will still give fire volunteers monies traditionally dedicated to social events and creature comforts for volunteers but that ambulance company funds will only come with a first-of-its-kind contract.

East Hampton Village said it will still give fire volunteers monies traditionally dedicated to social events and creature comforts for volunteers but that ambulance company funds will only come with a first-of-its-kind contract.

East Hampton Village said it will still give fire volunteers monies traditionally dedicated to social events and creature comforts for volunteers but that ambulance company funds will only come with a first-of-its-kind contract. Michael Heller

East Hampton Village said it will still give fire volunteers monies traditionally dedicated to social events and creature comforts for volunteers but that ambulance company funds will only come with a first-of-its-kind contract. Michael Heller

authorMichael Wright on Feb 1, 2023
East Hampton Village officials have asked their counterparts in East Hampton Town to change the way the town apportioned budgeting this year for the emergency services coverage provided by the... more

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