Nassau Health Dept. officials OK swimming at 19 beaches
The Nassau County Health Department said all beaches operating for the 2018 season were open Monday afternoon after issuing a precautionary swimming advisory Sunday at 19 beaches because bacteria higher than state standards might be in the water due to heavy rainfall.
Officials had warned against swimming at beaches known to be affected by stormwater runoff caused by Saturday’s rain, as it could lead to elevated bacteria levels.
For the latest health department information on affected beaches, call 516-227-9700.
The advisory included the following 14 North Shore beaches:
- Centre Island Sound — Bayville
- Creek Club — Lattingtown
- Lattingtown Beach — Lattingtown
- Laurel Hollow Beach — Laurel Hollow
- Morgan Park — Glen Cove
- North Hempstead Beach Park — Port Washington
- Piping Rock Beach Club — Locust Valley
- Pryibil Beach — Glen Cove
- Ransom Beach — Bayville
- Theodore Roosevelt Beach — Oyster Bay
- Sea Cliff Village Beach — Sea Cliff
- Soundside Beach — Bayville
- Stehli Beach — Bayville
- Tappen Beach — Glenwood Landing
The advisory also included five South Shore beaches:
- Biltmore Beach Club — Massapequa
- Hewlett Point Beach — East Rockaway
- Island Park Beach — Island Park
- Merrick Estates Civic Association — Merrick
- Philip Healey Beach — Massapequa
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