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Incident Report(without Delivery Details) for NY Alert

Dutchess, Red Hook, Sewage Discharge, Sub Tributary to Sawkill,

ID: 2287604271897205

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Opened On: Dec 12, 2025 10:56:30 EST - by Jennifer Cavanaugh Last Updated On: Dec 12, 2025 10:56:30 EST - by Jennifer Cavanaugh Closed On: Dec 12, 2025 10:56:30 EST - by Jennifer Cavanaugh

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New York Sewage Pollution Right to Know

Issued: 12-12-2025, 10:56:30 Affects: New York - Dutchess - Red Hook

The Red Hook (V) NY0271420, NY0271420 is issuing this notification.

Discharge location: ? US Route 9 (near O'Callaghan Lan & Morgan's Way), Red Hook, NY

Location details:

Waterbody affected: Sub Tributary to Sawkill

Discharge description:

Potentially impacted public areas: - Discharge date and time: 12-12-2025 00:00:00 Discharge duration: 6 HoursEnded Discharge reason: System Capacity - EQ tank overflowed

Steps taken to contain discharge: The overflow had already ceased when operator arrived at 6AM. Liquid infiltrated into surrounding ground.

Volume/rate of discharge: 1000 Gallons Estimated

Treated state of discharge: Untreated

Additional information:

For more information on the Sewage Pollution Right to Know Act visit SPRTK.

[Disclaimer: Daily and/or termination reports will be provided for ongoing discharges. Wet weather CSO do not need to report daily nor provide a termination report. The information provided in this message is accurate at the time of report using existing systems and models.]

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## Village of Red Hook SEWER & WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT October 2025 We had an operational meeting on Oct 16 & 30 where we reviewed sewer & water operations. ## SEWER: The list of equipment and supplies needed for the Sewer plant has been reviewed and okayed for purchase. Most of the items have been delivered and are in operation. The focus has been on solids management – the regulation of the age of the biology or “bugs” (MCRT). With the new equipment, monitoring the solids is now more precise and proper wasting is ongoing. Electric wire has been laid to accommodate a potential alarm system and to make permanent some of the connections for equipment being used at the plant. We received no odor complaints that tied to the WWTP in the month of October. The last WWTP odor complaint we received tied to the WWTP was in early May. Rural water is scheduled to meet with the Sewer team in mid-November to help the team begin developing an asset management plan. ## WATER: We reviewed operations at the Water Treatment Plant. It’s running smoothly. Chlorine residuals are good. We need to consider an auto-flushing hydrant in the eastern area of Rt. 199. Monthly and annual sampling scheduling is being finalized, along with the appropriate supplies needed on an ongoing basis. H2O is now managing the reporting to the County. The installation of the check valve and a new injection point in the water treatment plant will be a winter project.

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