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Carfora: No Beach Pass Stickers Needed This Summer
No stickers will be needed, but have proof of residency like car registration and ID.
EAST HAVEN, CT — Mayor Joseph Carfora announced that residents will not have beach pass stickers this summer. Residents just need proof of residency with a photo ID, vehicle registration or similar.
“No longer having beach stickers is also a cost savings to the taxpayers of East Haven,” Carfora said in a news release.
The town is saving money by not purchasing the stickers and including them in tax bills.
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, an Emergency Ordinance was enacted on May 22 that restricts town beach access to residents only.
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“We appreciate your continued support through this pandemic and the changes that have been made for the safety of our residents,” Carfora said.
Call the East Haven Recreation Department with any Beach questions you may have (203) 468-3376.
Editor's Note: This post has been corrected to explain that residents do not purchase stickers; they are included in tax bills.
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