CLINTON, CT — Swimming and other water activities are temporarily suspended at Clinton Town Beach after routine testing found bacteria levels above recommended limits, the health department announced Tuesday on social media.
The department attributed the elevated levels primarily to recent heavy rain, which can increase stormwater runoff and temporarily affect water quality.
The beach remains open, and other amenities are available during normal operating hours. The health department said it will continue testing the water and provide an update when swimming can resume.
This is the second time in less than a month that bacteria shut down water activities at the beach.
More information om water quality testing at town beaches can be found here.
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