Dredging has begun again on the east side of Tuckerton Beach, and “while we’re not involved with the private residents dredging in front of their bulkheads, I will say they’re starting with that first,” Councilman Brian Martin explained during the March 20 Tuckerton Borough Council meeting.
Once the privately contracted work is completed, the dredge will go back in to clean up the areas it did not meet within the contracted agreement, namely in Little Egg Harbor Lagoon.
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