PARTIALLY TREATED SEWAGE STILL ENTERING CROTON RIVER--UPDATED WESTCHESTER COUNTY NEWS RELEASE

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Sewage In The River: Repairs To Take 'More Time Than Anticipated'
Partially treated sewage is still entering the Croton River. Kayakers, boaters and fishermen should continue to avoid the waterway.

CROTON-ON-HUDSON, NY — Partially treated wastewater continues to flow into the Croton River, according to the latest update provided by Westchester County.

On Thursday, Westchester County alerted the Village of Croton-on-Hudson that a force main break took place at the Crotonville Pump Station. Residents were asked to reduce water usage over a five-hour period while repairs were made. MORE AT Sewage In The River: Repairs To Take 'More Time Than Anticipated' | Ossining, NY Patch

AND COUNTY NEWS RELEASE

2024june7correctionhudsonriversewagespill.pdf (westchestergov.com)

UPDATED--MORE AT 1 million gallons of sewage to be released into Hudson River during sewer main repairs – NBC New York

UPDATED--THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: SEWAGE UPDATE FROM THE COUNTY/VILLAGE WEBSITES--PUMP STATION REPAIRS COMPLETED; RIVER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT