Suffolk County is full of crap — but taxpayers just flushed $3.8M into solving the problem
Sunday, May 18th 2025, 10:45:19 pm
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County Executive Ed Romaine revealed plans to jumpstart a slew of projects with $3.8 million this year alone to modernize the sewer system, and ultimately recycle treated water to irrigate golf courses and other green spaces.
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