Beaches Closed To Swimming, Fishing In West Haven

Several West Haven beaches closed due to high bacteria levels

West Haven beaches temporarily closed due to elevated levels of bacteria, health officials say

Officials say the beaches at Oak Street A, Oak Street B, Morse Avenue, South Street, Lake Street, Seaview Avenue, Dawson Avenue and Sea Bluff are closed.

Beach at Raystown Lake closed until further notice due to E. coli levels

HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Tatman Run Beach at Raystown Lake will be closed to swimmers after the most recent testing showed higher levels of E. coli. According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Raystown Lake, a recent water sample that was taken from the swimming area showed that there was a high level of E. coli bacteria present. Due to this, the beach will be closed until further notice. It will reopen once the bacteria level is bac…

Several West Haven beaches closed due to elevated bacteria levels

Several beaches in West Haven are closed because of elevated bacteria levels. The West Haven Health Department said the following beaches are closed to swimming and fishing: Health officials said the elevated bacteria levels are due to heavy rain. Officials said they will notify the public when the closure is lifted.

Beaches Closed To Swimming, Fishing In West Haven

Beaches Closed To Swimming, Fishing In West Haven - West Haven, CT - Several beaches in West Haven are temporarily closed to swimming and fishing, officials announced Wednesday.

E. coli levels prompt health warning at 4 Mile Beach

Swimmers are being warned to stay out of the water as health officials respond to bacterial contamination concerns