Join Save The Great South Bay on Wednesday, June 24 at 7:00 PM at the Great River Fire Department for the first in a series of community conversations about the future of your local environment.

The phrase "plant a tree whose shade you'll never sit in" carries special meaning in Great River—a community where today's actions will benefit future generations. Major environmental projects are taking shape across the area, including the planned sewer expansion through Great River and southwest Oakdale, preliminary design work for the Oakdale Merge, and a new regional initiative led by Suffolk County and the Long Island Regional Planning Council to restore and protect the 18-square-mile Connetquot River watershed.

These projects will shape the future of our community and waterways, making resident involvement more important than ever. Save The Great South Bay will be joined by representatives from the Suffolk County Department of Health and leading environmental organizations, including The Nature Conservancy, to discuss what these changes mean for Great River and how residents can stay informed and engaged.

Great River Town Hall

Wednesday, June 24 | 7pm