Westport Parks officials: Pets not allowed on town beaches beginning Saturday
Parks officials say no animals are allowed at Compo, Old Mill or Burying Hill beaches.
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Apr 1, 2023, 2:15 AM
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Updated 792 days ago
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17h agoWestport Parks and Recreation officials are reminding residents that animals are not allowed on the town's three beaches starting April 1.
They say no animals are allowed at Compo, Old Mill or Burying Hill beaches.
This regulation is in effect until October 1.
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