NEWSPhoto gallery: County dredge in Bourne's Little BayCape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Deckhand Andrew Dipietro navigates past the county dredge, Sand Shifter, as it works the channel of Little Bay.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Cod Fish I sits between Monument Beach and the dredging site in Little Bay and is being used as a booster site.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Dredge Superintendent Jason Bevis works to replace a pulley on the dredge Wednesday morning. The pulley in addition to a cable wrapped around the cutterhead caused a morning delay in the dredging project. A cutterhead is a rotating piece of the dredge that is used to loosen and dislodge the sediment in a rotating motion so that it can be drawn into the suction pipe. Items like cable and rocks can be sucked up from the ocean floor.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Dredge Superintendent Jason Bevis, left, and maintenance engineer Rich Randall work to replace a pulley on the Sand Shifter.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Dredge Leverman Chris Armstrong operates the controls of Sand Shifter.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Dredge Manager Kenneth Cirillo, left, and Dredge Superintendent Jason Bevis stand on the deck of Sand Shifter as they wait for the dredging to get underway after a brief delay due to a repair needed to a pulley on the dredge and a cable that needed to removed from the cutterhead.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- The dewatering basin has taken up part of the parking lot and Monument Beach as the dredging project in Little Bay continues. Once the project is complete the beach will be restored.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- Mounds of dredging material will be distributed to Bourne and Sandwich beaches.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod TimesBOURNE -- 12/30/20 -- A Dig It Construction excavator operator takes material from the dewatering basin.Merrily Cassidy/Cape Cod Times