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Month: August 2017
Barnstable Public School Begins Today
Swimming Advisory
UPDATE: August 29, 2017
Advisory:
No-Bottom, Cotuit
Warning: NONE
Closure: NONE
UPDATE: July 31, 2017
Cyanobacteria Update (These observations are based on our inspection of high risk Barnstable ponds with public or semi-public beaches.)
Advisory:
Lovells, Marston Mills
Long Pond, Centerville
No-Bottom, Cotuit
Definitions:
Advisory: Toxic algae is present, but has not collected into a film on the surface. Pond shows slight discoloration. Can easily see through water. Low to minimal health risks to people, higher risks for pets.
Warning: Toxic algae has started to collect and form a film on the surface. Pond shows slight to moderate discoloration. Can see through water, but water is cloudy. Low to moderate health risks for people, higher risks for pets.
Closure: Toxic algae has collected and formed a thick film on the surface (looks like soup or paint). Pond shows extreme discoloration. Cannot see through water at all. Moderate to severe health risks for people, higher risks for pets.
Health Advisory: Effective 7-13-17, Lovell’s Pond Beach in Santuit is Closed to Swimming due to cyanobacteria and water visibility <4 feet. Check HERE for updates. Learn more about algae blooms HERE
Town wide Beach Locations & Contact Information HERE
Loop Beach Notice
Cotuit Prudential Committee Meeting Today
Shellfishing Reopens
UPDATE – 8/23/17 Shellfishing Open
Due to heavy rains, the Town of Barnstable is CLOSED TO ALL HARVEST OF SHELLFISH
For updates & additional information Contact Dan Horn Marine & Environmental Director dan.horn@town.barnstable.ma.us or call MEA Supervisor, Douglas Kalweit
P 508-790-6272
F 508-790-6275
8:30a-4:15p, M-F
Hazardous Pick Up Day on Saturday!
Next Hazardous Waste Collection Day
Saturday August 26, 9-12
Barnstable Transfer Station
45 Flint St., Marstons Mills
Total Solar Eclipse Monday

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