Chappy Ferry Sale Information

Agenda 5-26-2026 – 4PM Selectboard Meeting Link Attached https://www.edgartown-ma.us/home/showpublisheddocument/29837/639149603935870000 In Person Meeting and Zoom Call  The content on the agenda about what is happening at 4:30PM is unclear.  Will the Selectboard hear more public comments or not? 4:30PM – Continued from May 11, 2026 – Public Hearing to transfer the Ground

The Chappaquiddick Island Association (CIA) is pleased to announce a new public convenience for the 2026 season — a portable restroom now available at Chappy Point for community use. The restroom is located in the far corner of the gravel parking lot at Chappy Point and is intended to serve

The presentation slides may be viewed here:https://chappycia.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/FINAL_Chappy_Ferry_Report_PPT-Zoom-Call-5-7-2026.pdf Webinar replay may be viewed here: (32 minutes Long) https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/KaSg7BjYi1n5_C-0K8N0VT-pDIEiw5NmJX1z_ShZCQnSkq3qsWI0RZEEUD_r_Q6_.X_GhnaoZBmg7imT5?startTime=1778192970000&pwd=DEfK8i3dxSVHQx9vLQAAIAAAAOnbSMcwk6rQK_QpZMJY0EUNUohSsqtc3TZe2-G48pIo1CYmQi8-5jhfEZfq5T81zTAwMDAwNA Thank you to all who attended the CIA webinar on Thursday, May 7 at 7:00 PM regarding the Chappy Ferry. The webinar reviewed the content from the recently published CIA Chappy Ferry Report, including

Click on the link below. Note that within the document we have provided citations and web links to sources of information wherever possible.  https://mcusercontent.com/1967e662583307ed6867f435d/files/893e51f7-d8e5-8407-9276-a6c73b31546f/CIA_Report_on_Chappy_Ferry_04.20.2026.docx_Google_Docs.pdf Late last summer, in response to the CIA issues survey, you told us definitively that your number one issue of concern on Chappy is the Chappy

Click here for survey results link https://homestead.us16.list-manage.com/track/click?u=1967e662583307ed6867f435d&id=faf8d4c967&e=1b5d1827e9 More than 220 residents responded to the Chappaquiddick Island Association ferry survey. The results show residents are generally satisfied with current ferry service, but have significant concerns about Select Board oversight and the public availability of ferry data. Key findings include: • 59%