ENB has completed over 2,000 waste tank pumpouts on vessels in the western Sound so far this 2022 season, ensuring thousands of gallons of sewage is kept out to the marine environment.  Thank you boaters for using our mobile pumpout service for your waste tank needs along the north shore of the western Sound, from Bridgeport, CT to Locust Point, NY.  We plan on working our boats until the end of October.

This year we have had a spate of pump issues involving clogs in the hoses, disrupting our operations and taking a boat out of service.  Please remember not to flush anything down your marine toilet other than biodegradable toilet paper.  This will help us to keep our pumps and hoses from getting clogs.  Thank you for your attention to this matter, and thank you for helping us keep the Sound clean!

From Bridgeport, CT to Locust Point, NY, ENB is now covering all of our regular service areas along the north shore of the Western Long Island Sound.  All of Long Island Sound is a No-Discharge Area, so our pumpout boats provide a free and easy service for boaters to do the right thing by offloading onboard sewage responsibly.  Our fleet of pumpout boats collect boat sewage off thousands of boats every season, thereby removing this threat of water degradation from coastal Connecticut and New York.  Thank you for helping us keep the Sound clean!

The ENB Pumpout Program is getting an early start in 2022 in Norwalk and Westport, CT service locations only, offering vessel pumpouts in those coastal areas as of April 13th.  Boaters can make pumpout requests in these locations online here at www.eastnorwalkblue.org and they will get email confirmations when the request is completed.   All other locations that we normally service along the north shore of the Western Long Island Sound, from Bridgeport, CT to Locust Point, NY, are scheduled to begin on May 1st.

Click on the link below to view the just completed Harbor Health Study pdf.  The just completed annual report is a collaborative effort between ENB, Harbor Watch, and Copps Island Oysters to collect data on the ecosystem health of local Connecticut harbors.

Harbor Health Study 2021