OF SUFFOLK COUNTY www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org 2019 Directory of Public Officials

A guide to elected federal, state, county, town and local officials for Suffolk County voters

Produced as a community service by Suffolk County Local Leagues with thanks to contributors: T.Cunningham; T.Maligno; M.Olness; and Estate of Joy Cordery

Tax deductible donations for League voter education and service are made through the LWV Education Foundation.

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 1 3/23/19 8:58 PM IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR VOTERS

PRIMARY ELECTION: State and Local Primaries TUESDAY June 25, 2019

Deadlines for voting in primary elections: Voter Registration: May 31, 2019 Application for Absentee Ballot: June 18, 2019 Postmark for Absentee Ballot: June 24, 2019

Remember that New York State has a closed primary. If you have changed your party affiliation, it had to have been done by October 12, 2018 (25 days before Election Day November 7, 2018) in order for you to vote in your new party’s primaries in 2019; unless you have moved from a different county or state and are now registered in Suffolk County, as long as you are registered 25 days before primary day. The last day to change your party enrollment for 2020 is October 11, 2019 (25 days prior to the November 2019 general election). As always, please check with the Board of Elections regarding party registration timing requirements.

Although only enrolled members of a party can vote in that party's primary elections, registered voters may vote for any party’s candidate on Election Day.

POLITICAL PARTIES in NEW YORK STATE (as of March 2019) Democratic (631) 439-0400 Working Families n/a Republican (631) 320-1900 Libertarian n/a Conservative (631) 342-8070 Independence n/a Green Party (631) 456-0637 SAM n/a

GENERAL ELECTION: TUESDAY November 5, 2019

Deadlines: Voter Registration: October 11, 2019 Application for Absentee Ballot: October 29, 2019 Postmark for Absentee Ballot: November 4, 2019

REMEMBER: You must be registered in order to vote. You may register if you will be 18 years of age by Election Day; a resident of the county for at least 30 days prior to the election, and a citizen of the United States. If you have moved since the last time you voted, you must re-register.

SUFFOLK COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS P.O. Box 700, Yaphank Avenue (631) 852-4500 Yaphank, NY 11980 fax (631) 852-4590 Commissioners of Elections Anita Katz – Democrat (631) 852-4568 Nick LaLota – Republican (631) 852-4567

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As a citizen (age 18 or older), you have the right and responsibility to vote in elections. Educate yourself on the candidates and issues in each election, whether local or national.

Once the Suffolk County Board of Elections has processed your registration, you will be mailed a card indicating your polling place. If you do not receive the card or have questions, you may call them at (631) 852-4500.

If you will be out of Suffolk County on Election Day, or are physically unable to get to the polling place because of temporary illness or physical disability or duties related as primary caretaker of a physically disabled or ill person, you may request an absentee ballot application from the Board of Elections. To be sure your request is processed, ask for this form at least 4 weeks before Election Day.

ID Needed for Voting in New York State Federal law requires persons who register by mail for the first time to provide identification. Identification means a current NYS driver’s license or the last four digits of your Social Security number. If you do not have either of these, you may provide a copy of a valid photo ID, or a current utility bill, bank statement, government check or some other government documentation that shows your name and address. If you do not provide identification when you register, you may be asked for it the first time you vote.

NEVER LEAVE THE POLLING PLACE WITHOUT VOTING! If your name is not on the list, ask for an affidavit ballot!

On Election Day all polling places in Suffolk County are open from 6am to 9pm

New York State election law has changed in 2019 Effective with the November general election, there will be early voting.

Early voting will take place at a minimum of 7 poll sites in Suffolk County between Oct. 26 and Nov. 3, 2019. Location of these sites and the hours they will be open have not yet been determined as of March 2019.

Please check these websites for information and updates:

www.suffolkvotes.com www.elections.ny.gov www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org www.vote411.org

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FEDERAL US President, Vice President 5 US Senators and Representatives 5 STATE NY Statewide Officials 7 NY Senators and Assembly Members 8 SUFFOLK COUNTY Elected Officials 11 Legislators 12 District Map 14 Legislative Committees 15 2019 Budget 16 Departments and Agencies 20 TOWNS 21 VILLAGES 24 SCHOOLS and LIBRARIES 27

Some elected officials may be in office for a maximum period - called a term limit. These offices are indicated by the note TermLimit in this Directory.

19 flags offices for which elections will be held in 2019 all area codes are 631 unless otherwise noted

Suffolk County: At a Glance

Suffolk County comprises about 1000 square miles of the eastern two- thirds of Long Island. Long Island, formed during the Pleistocene Era 10,000 years ago, extends 120 miles into the Atlantic Ocean, east from New York City. The distance from the Nassau County border to the eastern tip of Montauk Point is 86 miles.

The Dutchman, Adrian Block, the first explorer to touch land at Montauk Point in 1614, encountered Native Americans. English colonists crossed Long Island Sound from Connecticut and Massachusetts colonies, founding Southold and Southampton (1640), East Hampton (1648), Shelter Island (1652), and Setauket in Brookhaven (1655).

In 1682 James, Duke of York, who owned Long Island, appointed Thomas Dongan to govern it. At a gathering of colonial representatives, the “Charter of Liberties and Privileges” was adopted (November 1683), establishing Suffolk County as a political entity and as one of the 12 original counties of the Province of New York, and laying the foundation for the State’s present political subdivisions and governmental structure.

Until 1960, Suffolk County, consisting of the ten towns of Babylon, Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Islip, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Smithtown, Southampton, and Southold, was governed by a Board of Supervisors, with each town represented by its elected supervisor. In 1958, the voters approved a new Suffolk County Charter that provided for a new administrative officer, the County Executive, while retaining the Board of Supervisors as the legislative body. In 1968, the US Supreme Court mandated that the one-man, one-vote principle be applied to county government. Therefore, the Charter Revision Commission proposed the apportionment of the county into 18 districts of equal population, and the election of one representative from each of the districts to constitute the County Legislature, replacing the old Board of Supervisors.

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 4 3/23/19 8:58 PM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

PRESIDENT TermLimit – elected twice (4-year term) Donald J. Trump (R) $400,000 The White House +$50,000 annual expense acct +$100,000 non-taxable travel acct +$19,000 entertainment acct 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, DC 20500 (202) 456-1414 email via website: www.whitehouse.gov/contact#page www.whitehouse.gov/people/donald-j-trump

VICE PRESIDENT (4-year term) Michael R. Pence (R) $230,700 The White House +$20,000 non-taxable 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue expense allowance Washington, DC 20500 (202) 456-1414 email via website: www.whitehouse.gov/contact#page www.whitehouse.gov/people/mike-pence

UNITED STATES SENATORS (6-year term) Representing New York $174,000

Charles E. Schumer (D) New York City Office: 780 Third Avenue Suite 2301 (212) 486-4430 New York, NY 10017 fax (202) 228-2838 Long Island Office: 145 Pinelawn Road, Suite 300 (631) 753-0978 Melville, NY 11747 fax (631) 391-9068 Washington Office: 322 Hart Senate Office Bldg. (202) 224-6542 Washington, DC 20510 fax (202) 228-3027 email via website: www.schumer.senate.gov/contact/email-chuck www.schumer.senate.gov

Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) New York City Office: 780 Third Avenue (212) 688-6262 Suite 2601 fax (866) 824-6340 New York, NY 10017 Long Island Office: 155 Pinelawn Road (631) 249-2825 Suite 250 North fax (631) 249-2847 Melville, NY 11747 Washington Office: 478 Russell Senate Office Building (202) 224-4451 Washington, DC 20510 fax (202) 228-0282 email via website: www.gillibrand.senate.gov/contact/email-me www.gillibrand.senate.gov Contact LI office with any concerns

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 5 3/23/19 8:58 PM REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS (2-year term) The US House of Representatives $174,000

To find your Congressional representative go to: http://participate.lwv.org/c/8551/p/salsa/web/common/public/index.sjs

1st CD Lee M. Zeldin (R) Main District Office: 31 Oak Street, Suite 20 (631) 289-1097 Patchogue, NY 11772 fax (631) 289-1268 East End Office: 30 West Main Street, Suite 201 (631) 209-4235 Riverhead, NY 11901 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM, by appointment only Washington Office: 2441 Rayburn House Office Bldg. (202) 225-3826 Washington, DC 20515 fax (202) 225-3143 email via website: zeldin.house.gov/contact www.zeldin.house.gov

2nd CD Peter T. King (R) District Office: 1003 Park Boulevard (516) 541-4225 Massapequa Park, NY 11762 fax (516) 541-6602 Washington Office: 302 Cannon House Office Bldg. (202) 225-7896 Washington, DC 20515 fax (202) 226-2279 email via website: peteking.house.gov/contact www.peteking.house.gov

3rd CD Thomas R. Suozzi (D) Community Address: 478A Park Avenue (631) 923-4100 Huntington, NY 11743 fax (631) 923-3660 Washington Office: 214 Cannon House Office Bldg. (202) 225-3335 Washington, DC 20515 email: suozzi.house.gov/contact/email www.suozzi.house.gov

Federal law makes these provisions for vacancies: The President - Vice President becomes President. The Vice President - The President nominates a Vice President who must be confirmed by majority vote of both houses of Congress. The legal order of succession after Vice President is: Speaker of the House of Representatives, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, members of the Cabinet in a specified order (beginning with the Secretary of State).

New York law makes these provisions for vacancies: U.S. Senate - The Governor appoints someone to the office until the vacancy can be filled at a general election. U.S. House of Representatives - Depending upon date, vacancies are filled at a special election or at the next general election.

CAPITOL: (202) 224-3121 An operator answers "Capitol." Ask for Senator Schumer, Senator Gillibrand, or your member of the House of Representatives. You may also use this number to reach all committees and subcommittees.

LEGISLATIVE STATUS OFFICE: (202) 225-1772 Information available includes status of legislation in House and Senate and dates of committee hearings, which have already taken place (not a schedule of future hearings). 6 6

99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 6 3/23/19 8:58 PM NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT website: www.ny.gov

GOVERNOR (4-year term) Andrew M. Cuomo (D) $179,000 State Capitol Address: (hours 9am-5pm) The State Capitol, Executive Chamber (518) 474-8390 Albany, NY 12224 fax (518) 474-1513 New York City Address: Executive Chamber (212) 681-4580 633 Third Avenue- 38th & 39th fl. fax (212) 681-7666 New York, NY 10017 email: use link on contact page of website www.governor.ny.gov

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (4-year term) Kathleen C. Hochul (D) $152,800 State Capitol Address: The State Capitol, Room 246 (518) 402-2292 Albany, NY 12224 fax (518) 474-1513 New York City Address: Executive Chamber (212) 681-4580 633 Third Avenue fax (212) 681-4547 New York, NY 10017 email: [email protected] www.governor.ny.gov

COMPTROLLER (4-year term) Thomas P. DiNapoli (D) $151,000 State Capitol Address: 110 State Street (518) 474-4040 Albany, NY 12207 fax (518) 473-9560 New York City Address: 59 Maiden Lane, 31st fl. (212) 383-1600 New York, NY 10017 fax (212) 681-4468 email: [email protected] www.osc.state.ny.us

ATTORNEY GENERAL (4-year term) Letitia James (D) $152,500 State Capitol Address: (800) 771-7755 The State Capitol (212) 669-7200 Albany, NY 12224 (212) 669-4701 New York City Address: 1 Centre Street, 15th fl. (212) 416-8000 New York, NY 10007 fax (212) 416-8942 Long Island Address: 300 Motor Parkway, Suite 230 (631) 231-2424 Hauppauge, NY 11788-5127 fax (631) 435-4757 email: use link on contact page of website www.ag.ny.gov

BILL STATUS HOTLINE (800) 342-9860 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) website: public.leginfo.state.ny.us

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 7 3/23/19 8:58 PM NEW YORK STATE SENATORS (2 year term) Albany Address: $79,500 + per diem New York State Senate Legislative Office Bldg. 188 State St., Albany, NY 12247

STATE SENATE TEMPORARY PRESIDENT & MAJORITY LEADER

Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D) In Albany: Legislative. Office Bldg. Rm. 907 (518) 455-2585 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6811 www.nysenate.gov/senators/andrea-stewart-cousins

SD= Senatorial District Visit http://www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org/elections.html to find your New York State Senator.

1st SD Kenneth P. LaValle (R) 28 North Country Road, Suite 203 (631) 473-1461 Mt. Sinai, NY 11766 fax (631) 473-1513 In Albany: Rm. 806 (518) 455-3121 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6826 www.nysenate.gov/senators/kenneth-p-lavalle

2nd SD John J. Flanagan (R) 260 Middle Country Road, Suite 102 (631) 361-2154 Smithtown, NY 11787 fax (631) 361-5367 In Albany: Capitol Building Rm. 315 (518) 455-2071 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6904 www.nysenate.gov/senators/john-j-flanagan

3rd SD Monica Martinez (D) 250 Veterans Memorial Hwy., Room 3B41 (631) 360-3356 Hauppauge, NY 11788 fax (631) 360-3637 In Albany: Rm. 814 (518) 455-2950 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6781 www.nysenate.gov/senators/monica-martinez

4th SD Phil Boyle (R) 69 W. Main St., Suite B (631) 665-2311 Bay Shore, NY 11706 fax (631) 206-2090 In Albany: Rm. 707 (518) 455-3411 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6973 www.nysenate.gov/senators/phil-boyle

5th SD James Gaughran (D) 99-111 South St. Suite 250 (516) 922-1811 Oyster Bay, NY 11771 fax (516) 922-1154 In Albany: Rm. 848 (518) 455-3250 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6785 www.nysenate.gov/senators/james-gaughran

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 8 3/23/19 8:58 PM 8th SD John E. Brooks (D) 5550 Merrick Rd., Suite 205 (516) 882-0630 Massapequa, NY 11758-6238 fax (516) 882 0636 In Albany: Rm. 513 (518) 455-2765 [email protected] fax (518) 426-6925 www.nysenate.gov/senators/john-e-brooks ______

STATE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS (2 year term) In Albany: $79,500 + per diem Assembly Chambers Legislative Office Bldg. Albany, NY 12248 assembly.state.ny.us

STATE ASSEMBLY SPEAKER Carl E. Heastie (D) 1446 East Gun Hill Road (718) 654-6539 Bronx, NY 10469 fax (718) 654-5836 In Albany: Room 932 (518) 455-3791 [email protected] fax (518) 455-4812

AD= Assembly District Visit http://www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org/elections.html to find your New York State Assembly member and link to their website.

1st AD Fred W. Thiele Jr. (I) 2302 Main Street, Suite A P.O. Box 3062 (631) 537-2583 Bridgehampton, NY 11932 fax (631) 537-2836 In Albany: Rm. 837 (518) 455-5997 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5963

2nd AD Anthony H. Palumbo (R) 30 West Main St., Suite 103 (631) 727-0204 Riverhead, NY 11901 fax (631) 727-0426 In Albany: Rm. 719 (518) 455-5294 [email protected] fax (518) 455-4740

3rd AD Joe DeStefano (R) 1735 North Ocean Avenue, Suite A (631) 207-0073 Medford, NY 11763 fax (631) 207-2006 In Albany: Rm. 430 (518) 455-4901 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5908

4th AD Steve Englebright (D) 149 Main Street (631) 751-3094 East Setauket, NY 11733 fax (631) 751-3082 In Albany: Rm. 621 (518) 455-4804 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5795

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 9 3/23/19 8:58 PM 5th AD Douglas Smith (R) 991 Main St. Suite 202 (631) 585-0230 Holbrook, NY 11741 fax (631) 585-0310 In Albany: Rm. 545 (518) 455-5937 [email protected] fax (518) 455-4784

6th AD Phil Ramos (D) 1010 Suffolk Avenue (631) 435-3214 Brentwood, NY 11717 fax (631) 435-3239 In Albany: Rm. 648 (518) 455-5185 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5236

7th AD Andrew R. Garbarino (R) 859 Montauk Hwy., Suite 1 (631) 589-0348 Bayport, NY 11705 fax (631) 589-0487 In Albany: Rm. 402 (518) 455-4611 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5258

8th AD Michael J. Fitzpatrick (R) 50 Route 111, Suite 202 (631) 724-2929 Smithtown, NY 11787 fax (631) 724-3024 In Albany: Rm. 458 (518) 455-5021 [email protected] fax (518) 455-4394

9th AD Michael LiPetri (R) 512 Park Blvd. (516) 541-4598 Massapequa Park, NY 11762 fax (516) 541-4625 In Albany: Rm. 533 (518) 455-5305 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5024

10th AD Steve Stern (D) 630 New York Avenue, Suite D (631) 271-8025 Huntington, NY 11743 fax (631) 424-5984 In Albany: Rm. 919 (518) 455-5732 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5553

11th AD Kimberly Jean-Pierre (D) 640 West Montauk Highway (631) 957-2087 Lindenhurst, NY 11757 fax (631) 957-2998 In Albany: Rm. 742 (518) 455-5787 [email protected] fax (518) 455-3976

12th AD Andrew P. Raia (R, I, C) 75 Woodbine Avenue, 2nd fl. (631) 261-4151 Northport, NY 11768 fax (631) 261-2992 In Albany: Rm. 635 (518) 455-5952 [email protected] fax (518) 455-5804

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 10 3/23/19 8:58 PM SUFFOLK COUNTY GOVERNMENT website: www.suffolkcountyny.gov *TermLimit: 12 consecutive years in office

19 election will be held in 2019

19COUNTY EXECUTIVE* (4-year term) Steven Bellone (D) $187,000 H. Lee Dennison Bldg. (631) 853-4000 100 Veterans Memorial Hwy. fax (631) 853-4818 P.O. Box 6100 Hauppauge, NY 11788-0099 Riverhead County Center (631) 852-1600 County Road 51 Riverhead, NY 11901-3397 [email protected]

COUNTY COMPTROLLER* (4-year term) John M. Kennedy, Jr. (R) $197,681 H. Lee Dennison Bldg., 9th fl. (631) 853-5040 100 Veterans Memorial Hwy. fax (631) 853-5057 Hauppauge, NY 11788-0099 [email protected]

COUNTY CLERK (4-year term) Judith A. Pascale (R) $197,681 310 Center Drive (631) 852-2000 Riverhead, NY 11901 fax (631) 852-2004 [email protected]

COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY (4-year term) Timothy D. Sini (D) $208,000 North County Complex, Bldg. #77 (631) 853-4161 725 Veterans Memorial Hwy. fax (631) 853-5820 Hauppauge, NY 11788 [email protected]

COUNTY SHERIFF (4-year term) Errol Toulon, Jr. (D) $194,243 Riverhead Correctional Facility (631) 852-2205 100 Center Drive fax (631) 852-5639 Riverhead, NY 11901 [email protected]

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PRESIDING OFFICER $123,270* DuWayne Gregory (D) P.O. Box 6100 853-4088 Hauppauge, NY 11788-0099 fax 853-4071 [email protected] LD= Legislative District 19 elections will be held in 2019 To find your Suffolk County Legislator, visit http://www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org/elections.html area code 631 unless otherwise indicated

19 1st LD Al Krupski (D) $98,260 423 Griffing Ave., Suite 2 852-3200 Riverhead, NY 11901 fax 852-3203 [email protected]

19 2nd LD Bridget Fleming (D) $100,272 75 Washington St., P.O. Box 1827 852-8400 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 fax 852-8404 [email protected]

19 3rd LD Rudolph A. Sunderman (R) $100,854 1120 Montauk Highway, Suite G 852-1300 Mastic, NY 11950 fax 852-1303 [email protected]

19 4th LD Thomas Muratore (R) $100,854 325 Middle Country Road, Suite 3 854-9292 Selden, NY 11784 fax 854-9351 [email protected]

19 5th LD Kara Hahn (D) $100,854 306 Main Street 854-1650 Port Jefferson, NY 11777 fax 854-1653 [email protected]

19 6th LD Sarah S. Anker (D) $100,854 620 Rt. 25A, Suite B 854-1600 Mount Sinai, NY 11766 fax 854-1603 [email protected]

19 7th LD Robert Calarco (D) $112,061** 90 W. Main Street, Suite 2N 854-1400 Patchogue, NY 11772 fax 854-1403 [email protected]

19 8th LD William J. Lindsay III (D) $98,260 1609 Grundy Avenue 854-9611 Holbrook, NY 11741 fax 854-9687 [email protected]

19 9th LD Samuel J. Gonzalez (D) elected March 19, 2019 55 2nd Avenue, Suite 7 853-3700 Brentwood, NY 11717 fax 853-3568 [email protected] 12 12

99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 12 3/23/19 8:58 PM 19 10th LD Thomas Cilmi (R) $99,783 96 East Main Street, Suite 5 854-0940 East Islip, NY 11730 fax 854-0943 [email protected]

19 11th LD Steven J. Flotteron (R) $100,854 4 Udall Road, Suite 4 854-4100 West Islip, NY 11795 fax 854-4103 [email protected]

19 12th LD Leslie Kennedy (R) $100,272 725 Veterans Memorial Hwy., Bldg17 854-3735 P.O. Box 6100, Bldg17 fax 854-3744 Hauppauge, NY 11788 [email protected]

19 13th LD Robert Trotta (R) $100,854 59 Landing Avenue 854-3900 Smithtown, NY 11787 fax 854-3903 [email protected]

19 14th LD Kevin J. McCaffrey (R) $100,854 125C South Wellwood Avenue 854-1100 Lindenhurst, NY 11757 fax 854-1103 [email protected]

19 15th LD DuWayne Gregory (D) $123,270* 44 Station Drive 854-1111 Wyandanch, NY 11798 fax 854-1114 [email protected]

19 16th LD Susan A. Berland (D) $100,854 6080 Jericho Turnpike, Suite 307 854-5100 Commack, NY 11720 (as of 4/1/18) fax 854-5103 [email protected]

19 17th LD Thomas P. Donnelly (D) $100,854 130 W. Jericho Turnpike 854-4433 Huntington Station, NY 11746 fax 854-4415 [email protected]

19 18th LD William Spencer (D) $100,854 15 Park Circle, Suite 209 854-4500 Centerport, NY 11721 fax 854-4503 [email protected]

*Presiding Officer: salary **Deputy Presiding Officer: salary

Resolution No. 563-2012 established a voluntary freeze. As a result, several legislator’s salaries are less than the allowable amount. Local Law 22-2017 suspended automatic annual pay increases for elected officials for four years according to the periods of suspension detailed in this local law.

Clerk of the Legislature: Jason Richberg 853-4070

Counsel to the Legislature: Sarah Simpson 853-5494

For information, call (631) 853-4070 or visit https://www.scnylegislature.us See page 14 for map of Suffolk County Legislative Districts.

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SUFFOLK COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT MAP SeeSee Legislator Legislator namesnames and and contact contact info info on pages on pages 12 & 13 12 & 13.

for illustration use only- use larger original

USE 2016 DPO MAP

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 14 3/23/19 8:58 PM SUFFOLK COUNTY LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES https://www.scnylegislature.us/174/Legislative-Committees Committees meet in Hauppauge during scheduled committee weeks (week prior to the scheduled monthly General Legislature Meeting). Note: Committees will meet in Riverhead during the weeks of February 25 and June 10, 2019. The Presiding Officer is a voting member ex-officio of all Legislative Committees. Budget & Finance (Monday@12:30pm) Calarco (Chair), Anker (Vice Chair), Berland, Cilmi, Krupski, Muratore Economic Development (Wednesday@2pm) Lindsay (Chair), Berland (Vice Chair), Hahn, McCaffrey, Trotta Education & Human Services (Tuesday@12:30pm) Gonzalez (Chair), Calarco (Vice Chair), Flotteron, Donnelly, Hahn, Sunderman Environment, Planning & Agriculture (Monday@10am) Hahn (Chair), Krupski (Vice Chair), Anker, Cilmi, Fleming, Muratore Government Operations, Personnel, Information Technology & Housing (Wednesday@10am) Calarco (Chair), Lindsay (Vice Chair), Berland, Gonzalez, Kennedy, McCaffrey Health (Thursday@2pm) Spencer (Chair), Fleming (Vice Chair), Calarco, Kennedy, Sunderman Parks & Recreation (Wednesday@12:30pm) Hahn (Chair), Lindsay (Vice Chair), Berland, McCaffrey, Trotta Public Safety (Thursday@9:30am) Donnelly (Chair), Calarco (Vice Chair), Berland, Fleming, Flotteron, Gonzalez, Hahn, Kennedy, Spencer, Sunderman Public Works, Transportation & Energy (Monday@2pm) Krupski (Chair), Muratore (Vice Chair), Berland, Calarco, Cilmi, Donnelly, Fleming Seniors & Consumer Protection (Tuesday@10:30am) Anker (Chair), Donnelly (Vice Chair), Flotteron, Gonzalez, Hahn, Sunderman Veterans (Tuesday@9:30am) Berland (Chair), Anker (Vice Chair), Donnelly, Flotteron, Gonzalez, Kennedy, Trotta Ways & Means (Thursday@12:30pm) Fleming (Chair), Spencer (Vice Chair), Calarco, Kennedy, Sunderman 15 15

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Budget Overview:

The total Suffolk County 2019 Adopted Operating Budget is $3.11 billion, which represents $2,084 for each adult and child in the county.

Suffolk County prepares two budgets each year: the operating budget and the capital budget and program. The capital budget must be adopted by the Legislature by June 30 for approval by the County Executive. The 2019 Adopted Capital Budget is $216,274,383. The Community College budget is approved prior to the start of the academic year on September 1. The 2018-2019 Adopted Suffolk County Community College Operating Budget is $226,385,276.

The following paragraphs address only the County’s 2019 operating budget. The fiscal year for the operating budget starts January 1.

The information included here can only be considered an overview of a quite complex subject.

Operating Budget timeline:

■ The County Executive holds two hearings on his proposed budget in August.

■ The County Executive submits his proposed budget to the Legislature on or before the third Friday in September.

■ The Legislature holds two hearings, completed by October 31.

■ By November 10, the Legislature must act to amend the proposed budget, and submit it to the County Executive.

■ The County Executive may veto the whole budget, or individual line items, before November 21, or the budget is adopted as submitted.

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Points to keep in mind:

Revenue comes from property taxes, sales tax, state aid, federal aid, and other sources.

The revenue stream included in the budget is only an estimate of the amounts that can be anticipated. If retail sales fall, the 8.625% sales tax yield will not be as great as anticipated. Similarly, if homeowners and business owners do not promptly pay their property tax, there is a shortfall. The county borrows money in anticipation of receiving this revenue; therefore, debt service is required because of this borrowing. A general view of the 2019 anticipated revenue is shown in pie chart A.

Expenditures are for personnel, debt service, and a wide variety of services, such as police, education and economic assistance. Some expenditures are mandated by the state and federal government, which restricts the freedom of the county to apportion expenditures.

The proposed 2019 expenditures are shown in pie chart B. The largest functions are economic assistance, employee benefits and public safety. Transfer to other funds represents inter-departmental transfers for services, such as personnel benefits, vehicle maintenance, etc. About 43% of the $3.11 billion budget is "mandated" by various state and federal programs, such as Medicaid. The remainder is "discretionary."

Townships - The budgets of the 10 towns in the county are separate from the county budget.

Comparison - • The taxable full valuation of property in the county is $298.7 billion. According to the 2010 census there were 499,918 households in Suffolk County.

• According to the 2010 census, the county population - 1.5 million - is larger than Alaska, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, and Wyoming.

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 17 3/23/19 8:58 PM Chart A – Suffolk County 2019 RecomChart Amended – Suffolk Operating County Budget2019 Revenue (AllRecom revenuesmended are Operating in millions) Budget Revenue (All revenues are in millions)

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 18 3/23/19 8:58 PM SUFFOLK COUNTY 2019 OPERATING BUDGET

Expenditure details:

PUBLIC SAFETY Police, Sheriff, District Attorney, Probation, Jail Staff (a portion is mandated), Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services

TRANSPORTATION Highway and fleet maintenance, bus program, and LIRR payments (a portion is mandated.)

ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE Medicaid and Welfare (all are mandated, except staff costs)

CULTURE AND RECREATION Parks

EDUCATION Special Needs children (a portion is mandated) and Community College

HOME AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Sewer district operation and maintenance, including Southwest Sewer District

DEBT SERVICE (All are mandated)

REFERENCES

1. Office of Legislative Budget Review: https://www.scnylegislature.us/278/Office-of-Budget-Review

2. 2019 Recommended Operating Budget https://suffolkcountyny.gov/Portals/0/formsdocs/countyexe cutive/Budgets/2019adoptedoperatingBudgetNarrativevol1 complete.pdf

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 19 3/23/19 8:58 PM SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENTS & AGENCIES

For a comprehensive directory including addresses go to suffolkcountyny.gov/departments.aspx

Please use area code 631 Aging: 853-8200 Budget Review: 853-4100 Civil Service: 853-5500 Community Development: 853-5705 Community Mental Hygiene: 853-8500 Commissioner of Jurors: 852-2305 Consumer Affairs: 853-4600 Cooperative Extension: 727-7850 DWI: 853-5715 Economic Development + Planning: 853-4800 Emergency Management: 852-4900 Health Services: 854-0000 Human Rights: 853-5480 Labor: 853-6600 Legal Aid Society: 853-7770 Office of Budget: 853-4000 Office of People with Disabilities: 853-8333 Parks & Recreation: 854-4949 Planning Dept: 853-5191 Police Dept: 852-6000 Probation Dept: 852-5100 Public Works: 852-4011 Real Property Tax: 852-1550 Social Services: 854-9935 Soil & Water Conservation District: 852-3286 Transportation: 852-4880 Veteran Services: 853-8387 Women's Services: 853-8222 Youth Bureau: 853-8270

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 20 3/23/19 8:58 PM TOWN GOVERNMENT Brookhaven, Huntington, Islip, Smithtown & Southold Supervisors serve 4-yr terms; Supervisors of all other Towns serve 2-yr terms. 19 Election to be held in 2019 Please use area code 631 ______Town of Babylon Town Hall, 200 E. Sunrise Hwy. 957-3000 Lindenhurst, NY 11757 fax 957-7440 www.townofbabylon.com Supervisor: Richard Schaffer (D) 957-3072 Councilmembers: 19 Jacqueline A. Gordon 957-3127 Anthony Manetta 957-4482 Antonio A. Martinez 957-4472 19 Terence McSweeney 957-3081 Receiver of Taxes: Corinne DiSomma 957-3004 Town Clerk: Gerry Compitello 957-4427 Comm. of Public Works: Tom Stay 957-7474

Town of Brookhaven Town Hall, 1 Independence Hill 451-8696 Farmingville, NY 11738 fax 451-6677 www.brookhaven.org 19 Supervisor: Edward P. Romaine (R) 451-9100 [email protected] Councilmembers: 19 1st Dist. Valerie Cartright 451-6963 19 2nd Dist. Jane Bonner 451-6964 19 3rd Dist. Kevin LaValle 451-6647 19 4th Dist. Michael Loguercio 451-6968 19 5th Dist. Neil Foley 451-6645 19 6th Dist. Daniel Panico 451-6502 19 Receiver of Taxes: Louis J. Marcoccia 451-9009 Town Clerk: Donna Lent 451-9120 19 Supt. of Highways: Dan Losquadro 451-9200

Town of East Hampton Town Hall, 159 Pantigo Road 324-4141 East Hampton, NY 11937 fax 324-2789 www.ehamptonny.gov 19 Supervisor: Peter Van Scoyoc (D) 324-4140 [email protected] fax 324-2789 Councilmembers: fax 324-6280 19 Dep. Sup. Sylvia Overby 324-2620 Kathee Burke-Gonzalez 324-3187 Jeffrey Bragman 324-2620 19 David Lys 324-3187 Receiver of Taxes: Rebecca Rahn 324-2770 Town Clerk: Carole Brennan 324-4142 19 Supt. of Highways: Stephen Lynch 324-0925 Board of Trustees: 267 Bluff Rd., P.O. Box 7073, Amagansett, NY 11930 267-8688 19 Trustee Clerk: Francis Bock fax 267-2064 19 Deputy Trustee Clerks: Rick Drew, Bill Taylor 19 Trustees: John Aldred Brian Byrnes Dell Cullum James Grimes Susan McGraw Keber Susan Vorpahl www.trustees.easthamptonny.gov [email protected] 21 21

99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 21 3/23/19 8:58 PM Town of Huntington Town Hall, 100 Main Street 351-3000 Huntington, NY 11743 fax 424-7856 huntingtonny.gov Supervisor: Chad. A. Lupinacci (R) 351-3030 [email protected] Councilmembers: 18 Joan A. Cergol 351-3018 19 Eugene Cook 351-3174 Mark A. Cuthbertson 351-3172 Edmund J.M. Smyth 351-3175 19 Town Clerk: Jo-Ann Raia 351-3206 19 Receiver of Taxes: Jillian Guthman 351-3217 Supt. of Highways: Kevin S. Orelli 351-3074 Highway Hotline: 499-0444

Town of Islip TermLimit – *three 4-year terms Town Hall, 655 Main Street 224-5500 Islip, NY 11751 fax 224-5487 www.islipny.gov 19 Supervisor*: Angie Carpenter (R) 224-5500 [email protected] fax 224-5583 Councilmembers*: Trish Bergin Weichbrodt 224-5890 19 John C. Cochrane, Jr. 224-5559 James P. O’Connor 595-3905 19 Mary Kate Mullen. 589-0234 19 Receiver of Taxes: Alexis Weik 224-5580 19 Town Clerk*: Olga H. Murray 224-5490

Town of Riverhead Town Hall, 200 Howell Avenue 727-3200 Riverhead, NY 11901 www.townofriverheadny.gov 19 Supervisor: Laura Jens-Smith (D) ext. 251 [email protected] fax 727-6712 Councilmembers: Jodi Giglio ext. 225 19 Timothy Hubbard ext. 223 Catherine Kent ext. 224 19 James Wooten ext. 226 Receiver of Taxes: Laurie A. Zaneski ext. 247 Town Clerk: Diane M. Wilhelm ext. 260 Supt. of Highways: George Woodson ext. 228

Town of Shelter Island Town Hall, 38 North Ferry Road 749-0291 P.O. Box 970 fax 749-0728 Shelter Island, NY 11964-0970 www.shelterislandtown.us 19 Supervisor: Gary J. Gerth (R) 749-0015 [email protected] Councilmembers: 19 Jim Colligan 749-0291 Albert Dickson 749-0291 19 Paul Shepherd 749-0291

Amber Brach Williams 749-0291

Receiver of Taxes: Annmarie Seddio 749-3338 Town Clerk: Dorothy S. Ogar 749-1166 19 Supt. of Highways: Brian Sherman 749-1090

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 22 3/23/19 8:58 PM Town of Smithtown Town Hall, 99 West Main Street 360-7512 Smithtown, NY 11787 fax 360-7668 www.smithtownny.gov Supervisor: Edward R. Wehrheim (R) 360-7600 [email protected] Councilmembers: 19 Lisa M. Inzerillo 360-7621 19 Thomas W. Lohmann 360-7621 Thomas J. McCarthy 360-7621 Lynne C. Nowick 360-7621 19 Receiver of Taxes: Deanna Varricchio 360-7610 Town Clerk: Vincent Puleo 360-7620 Supt. of Highways: Robert Murphy 360-7500

Town of Southampton TermLimit – *8 years Town Hall, 116 Hampton Road 283-6000 Southampton, NY 11968 fax 287-5708 www.southamptontownny.gov 19 Supervisor*: Jay Schneiderman (D) 283-6055 [email protected] Councilmembers*: 19 John Bouvier 287-5745 Julie Lofstad 287-5745 19 Christine Scalera 287-5745 Tommy John Schiavoni 287-5745 19 Receiver of Taxes: Theresa A. Kiernan 702-2470 Town Clerk: Sundy A. Schermeyer 287-5740 Supt. of Highways: Alex D. Gregor 728-3600 Board of Trustees: 116 Hampton Road 287-5717 Southampton, NY 11968 fax 287-5723 19 Edward J. Warner Jr., President 19 Scott Horowitz, Secretary/Treasurer 19 William Pell IV 19 Bruce Stafford 19 Ann Welker [email protected]

Town of Southold Town Hall, 53095 Main Road 765-1889 P.O. Box 1179, Southold, NY 11971-1179 fax 765-1823 website: southoldtownny.gov 19 Supervisor: Scott A. Russell (R) 765-1889 [email protected] Councilmembers: 19 Dep. Sup. William P. Ruland 765-1889 Louisa P. Evans 765-1889 James Dinizio, Jr. 765-1889 19 Jill Doherty 765-1889 Robert Ghosio 765-1889 19 Receiver of Taxes: George R. Sullivan 765-1803 Town Clerk: Elizabeth Ann Neville 765-1800 Supt. of Highways: Vincent Orlando 765-3140 Board of Trustees: Southold Town Hall Annex 54375 Main Rd., P.O. Box 1179 765-1892 Southold, NY 11971 fax 765-6641 Trustees: Michael Domino, Pres. John Bredemeter,VP 19 Glenn Goldsmith 19 Nicholas Krupski Greg Williams 23 23

99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 23 3/23/19 8:58 PM INCORPORATED VILLAGES For more info, go to www.scvoa.com (631) 327-7342 Suffolk County Village Officials Association

Village election schedule (check with each village for specifics): 3T-M 3rd Tuesday in March 2T-J 2nd Tuesday in June FMD Friday before Memorial Day 3T-J 3rd Tuesday in June 1F-J 1st Friday in June 3F-J 3rd Friday in June 19 Election to be held in 2019 please use area code 631

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19 Amityville Mayor: Dennis Siry (4-yr term) 21 Ireland Place 264-6000 Amityville, NY 11701 fax 598-0363 www.amityville.com [email protected] 3T-M

19 Asharoken Mayor: Greg Letica (2-yr term) 1 Asharoken Avenue 261-7098 Northport, NY 11768 fax 262-0462 www.asharoken.com [email protected] 3T-J

19 Babylon Mayor: Ralph A. Scordino (4-yr term) 153 W. Main Street 669-1500 Babylon, NY 11702 fax 669-1236 www.villageofbabylonny.gov use contact-us link on website for email 3T-M

19 Belle Terre Mayor: Robert Sandak (2-yr term) 1 Cliff Road 928-0020 Belle Terre, NY 11777 fax 928-7971 www.belleterre.us [email protected] 3T-J

19 Bellport Mayor: Ray Fell (2-yr term) 29 Bellport Lane 286-0327 Bellport, NY 11713 fax 286-7055 www.bellportvillageny.gov [email protected] 3T-J

19 Brightwaters Mayor: John Valdini (2-yr term) P.O. Box 601, 40 Seneca Drive 665-1280 Brightwaters, NY 11718-0601 fax 665-2830 www.villageofbrightwaters.com [email protected] 3T-J

19 Dering Harbor Mayor: Betsy Morgan (2-yr term) 23 Locust Point Road, P.O. Box 3010 749-0020 Shelter Island Heights, NY 11965-3010 fax 749-3520 www.deringharborvillage.org [email protected] 3T-J

East Hampton Mayor: Paul F. Rickenbach, Jr. (4-yr term) 86 Main Street 324-4150 East Hampton, NY 11937 fax 324-4189 www.easthamptonvillage.org [email protected] 3T-J

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 24 3/23/19 8:58 PM 19 Greenport Mayor: George W.Hubbard, Jr. (4-yr term) 236 Third Street 477-0248 Greenport, NY 11944 fax 477-1877 www.villageofgreenport.org [email protected] 3T-M

19 Head of the Harbor Mayor: Douglas Dahlgard (2-yr term) 500 N. Country Road 584-5550 Saint James, NY 11780 fax 862-1417 www.headoftheharborny.gov 3T-M

19 Huntington Bay Mayor: Herb Morrow (2-yr term) P.O. Box 2184, 244 Vineyard Road 427-2843 Huntington, NY 11743 fax 425-3063 www.huntingtonbay.org [email protected] 3T-J

19 Islandia Mayor: Allan M. Dorman (4-yr term) 1100 Old Nichols Road 348-1133 Islandia, NY 11749 fax 348-7650 www.newvillageofislandia.com [email protected] 3T-M

19 Lake Grove Mayor: Robert J. Scottaline (2-yr term) P.O. Box 708, 980 Hawkins Avenue 585-2000 Lake Grove, NY 11755-0708 fax 981-0965 www.lakegroveny.gov [email protected] 3T-M

Lindenhurst Mayor: Michael A. Lavorata (4-yr term) 430 S. Wellwood Avenue 957-7500 Lindenhurst, NY 11757 fax 957-4605 www.villageoflindenhurstny.gov [email protected] 3T-M

19 Lloyd Harbor Mayor: Jean Thatcher (4-yr term) 32 Middle Hollow Road 549-8893 Huntington, NY 11743 fax 549-8879 www.lloydharbor.org [email protected] 3T-J

Mastic Beach Village was dissolved as of January 1, 2018

19 Nissequogue Mayor: Richard B. Smith (2-yr term) 631 Moriches Road 862-7400 St. James, NY 11780 fax 862-7401 www.nissequogueny.gov [email protected] 3T-J

19 North Haven Mayor: Jeffrey Sander (2-yr term) 335 Ferry Road 725-1378 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 fax 725-1120 www.northhavenny.us [email protected] 3T-J

19 Northport Mayor: Damian McMullen (4-yr term) 224 Main Street 261-7502 Northport, NY 11768 fax 261-7521 www.northportny.gov [email protected] 3T-M 25 25

99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 25 3/23/19 8:58 PM 19 Ocean Beach Mayor: James S. Mallott (4-yr term) P.O. Box 457, 315 Cottage Walk 583-5940 Ocean Beach, NY 11770 fax 583-7597 www.villageofoceanbeach.org [email protected] 1F-J

19 Old Field Mayor: Michael Levine (2-yr term) P.O. Box 2724, 207 Old Field Road 941-9412 Setauket, NY 11733 fax 941-9440 www.oldfieldny.org [email protected] 3T-M

Patchogue Mayor: Paul V. Pontieri, Jr (4-yr term) P.O. Box 719, 14 Baker Street 475-4300 Patchogue, NY 11772 fax 475-4314 www.patchoguevillage.org [email protected] 3T-M

19 Poquott Mayor: Dolores Parrish (2-yr term) 45 Birchwood Avenue 476-4043 Poquott, NY 11733 fax 331-0402 www.villageofpoquott.com [email protected] 3T-J

19 Port Jefferson Mayor: Margot Garant (2-yr term) 121 W. Broadway 473-4724 Port Jefferson, NY 11777 fax 473-8799 www.portjeff.com [email protected] 3T-J

19 Quogue Mayor: Peter Sartorius (2-yr term) P.O. Box 926, 7 Village Lane 653-4498 Quogue, NY 11959 fax 653-4776 www.villageofquogueny.gov [email protected] 3F-J

19 Sagaponack Mayor: Donald Louchheim (2-yr term) P.O. Box 600, 3175 Montauk Highway 537-0017 Sagaponack, NY 11962 fax 537-0612 www.sagaponackvillage.org [email protected] 3F-J

19 Sag Harbor Mayor: Kathleen Mulcahy (2-yr term) P.O. Box 660, 55 Main Street 725-0222 Sag Harbor, NY 11963-0015 fax 725-0316 www.sagharborny.gov [email protected] 3T-J

19 Saltaire Mayor: John Zaccaro, Jr. (2-yr term) P.O. Box 5551 583-5566 Bay Shore, NY 11706 fax 583-5986 www.saltaire.org [email protected] FMD

19 Shoreham Mayor: Brian Vail (2-yr term) 80 Woodville Road, P.O. Box 389 821-0680 Shoreham, NY 11786 fax 821-4102 www.shorehamvillage.org [email protected] 3T-J

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 26 3/23/19 8:58 PM 19 Southampton Mayor: Jesse Warren (2-yr term) 23 Main Street 283-0247 Southampton, NY 11968 fax 283-4990 www.southamptonvillage.org [email protected] 3F-J

19 Village of the Branch Mayor: Mark Delaney (2-yr term) P.O. Box 725, 40 Route 111 265-3315 Smithtown, NY 11787 fax 382-7688 www.villageofthebranch.net [email protected] 3T-M

19 Westhampton Beach Mayor: Maria Moore (2-yr term) 165 Mill Road 288-1654 Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 fax 288-4332 www.westhamptonbeach.org [email protected] 3F-J

Westhampton Dunes Mayor: Gary A. Vegliante (4-yr term) P.O. Box 728, 4 Arthur Street 288-6571 Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 fax 288-5240 www.whdunes.org [email protected] 3F-J

SPECIAL DISTRICTS The date for special district elections, such as fire districts, is the 2nd Tuesday in December (December 10, 2019).

SCHOOLS MaryEllen Elia (518) 474-5844 NYS Commissioner of Education fax (518) 473-4909 Education Building, Room 111 89 Washington Avenue Albany, NY 12234 www.nysed.gov [email protected]

There are 68 School Districts in Suffolk County. They all vote annually for board members and budgets on the third Tuesday in May. THIS YEAR EVERY DISTRICT VOTES ON TUESDAY, MAY 21, 2019. The school districts set regulations for voting under the parameters of Education Law. All appeals should go to the Commissioner of Education.

LIBRARIES Each library district sets its own date for voting. Please check with your local public library.

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99192_LoWV_Final_JB.rev1.indd 27 3/23/19 8:58 PM OF SUFFOLK COUNTY P.O. Box 1440, Stony Brook NY 11790 www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org 631 862-6860

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League of Women Voters of Brookhaven P.O. Box 92, Bellport, NY 11713 (631) 730-6556 www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org/Brookhaven.htm

League of Women Voters of the Hamptons P.O. Box 2253, East Hampton, NY 11937 (631) 324-4637 www.lwvhamptons.org

League of Women Voters of Huntington P.O. Box 20693, Huntington Station, NY 11746 (631) 421-5164 www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org/Huntington.htm

League of Women Voters of Shelter Island P.O. Box 396, Shelter Island, NY 11965 (631) 749-1848 www.lwvshelterisland.org

League of Women Voters of Smithtown (631) 269-1537 www.lwv-suffolkcounty.org/Smithtown.htm

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