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Brookhaven Town Wants PSEG To Remove Metal Poles In Eastport; Utility Has Other Upgrades Planned

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FEMA Electric Circuit Improvement Projects

FEMA Electric Circuit Improvement Projects

FEMA Electric Circuit Improvement Projects

FEMA Electric Circuit Improvement Projects

FEMA Electric Circuit Improvement Projects

FEMA Electric Circuit Improvement Projects

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

PSEG contractors installed nealry 150 new utility poles last month along County Road 51 between Riverhead and Eastport

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

in an effort to bolster the power grid. GREG WEHNER

authorGreg Wehner on Jun 14, 2017
Brookhaven Town officials are demanding that PSEG remove all of the 70-foot-tall metal poles recently installed along Eastport Manor Road in Eastport, as part of ongoing infrastructure upgrades also targeting... more

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