For generations, North Sea Beach has been a large and stable resource where the community enjoyed access for all manner of recreational activities.

Today, the beach is nearly gone.

For the better part of the 20th Century, Suffolk County, the Southampton Trustees, and the Southampton Town Board dredged North Sea Harbor and periodically put the sand on west side of the channel on to North Sea Beach, following the natural drift of sand from east to west.  Over the last 20 -30 years, this practice stopped, with nearly all of the sand put to the east, starving North Sea Beach and causing the current drastic erosion.

Well...the residents of North Sea Beach Colony would like to take the matter into their own hands and pay to restore North Sea Beach.  This would not require major expenditures from the government as the residents are willing solve this problem themselves.

To restore North Sea Beach, we need the assistance of the Southampton Town Supervisor and the Town Board among other stakeholders.  Please help restore North Sea Beach by telling officials that you also support restoring North Sea Beach as a wonderful community resource.