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Lieutenant GOVERNOR of NEW YORK STATE 132 (D-I) - Joseph D PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE 132 (D-I) - Joseph D. Morelle 467-0410 Clerk of the Legislature 753-1950 15 (R-I-C) - Dan Quatro 670-9064 1945 East Ridge Road fax 467-5342 637 Contempri Way (D) Barack Obama comment line 202-456-1111 (D-I-WF) Robert Duffy 518-402-2292 [email protected] Rochester, NY 14622 or Webster, New York 14580 [email protected] The White House switchboard 202-456-1414 State Capitol fax 518-473-2344 fax 753-1932 716 Legislative Office Building 518-455-5373 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW fax 202-456-2461 Albany, NY 12224 Republican Staff Office 753-1922 16 (D-I) - Vincent J. Esposito 376-0121 Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-5647 Washington, DC 20500 www.whitehouse.gov [email protected] 121 Valley Circle NEW YORK STATE SENATE [email protected] Rochester, New York 14622 [email protected] UNITED STATES SENATE fax 753-1960 Members – 62 Term – 2 years 133 (D) - David F. Gantt 454-3670 Democratic Staff Office 753-1940 17 (D-I-WF) - Ted O’Brien, Minority Leader 654-9379 Members - 100 Term - 6 Years 74 University Avenue fax 454-3788 120 Thurlow Ave. President - Dean Skelos (R) 518-455-3171 [email protected] Rochester, New York 14605 or Rochester, New York 14609 [email protected] (D-I-WF) Kirsten Gillibrand 263-6250 909 Legislative Office Building fax 753-1946 100 State Street Room 4195 fax 263-6247 Albany, NY 12247 [email protected] 830 Legislative Office Bldg. 518-455-5606 18 (R-I-C) - Ciaran Hanna 223-1528 District: Rochester, NY 14614 or Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-5419 126 Bent Oak Trail District: [email protected] 1 (R-I-C) - Richard Yolevich 392-3226 Fairport, New York 14450 [email protected] 478 Russell Senate Office Building 202-224-4451 54 (R-I-C) - Michael F. Nozzolio 315-568-9816 Washington, DC 20510 fax 202-228-0282 134 (R-I-C) - William Reilich 225-4190 1035 Parma Hilton Rd. 19 (R-I-C) Jeffery L. McCann 865-7299 119 Fall Street fax 315-568-2090 Hilton, New York 14468 [email protected] www.gillibrand.senate.gov Seneca Falls, New York 13148 or 2496 West Ridge Road fax 225-6502 87 Larkwood Drive 412 Legislative Office Building 518-455-2366 Rochester, New York 14626 or 2 (R-I-C) - Mike Rockow 637-6204 Rochester, New York 14626 [email protected] (D-I-WF) Charles E. Schumer 263-5866 Albany, NY 12247 518-426-6953 322 Legislative Office Building 518-455-4664 222 Ladue Rd. 20 (D-R-I-C) - Robert J. Colby 352-3537 100 State Street Room 3040 fax 263-3173 [email protected] Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-3093 Brockport, New York 14420 [email protected] 261 Colby St. Rochester, New York 14614 or [email protected] 3 (R-I-C) - Mary A. Valerio 889-9707 Spencerport, New York 14559 [email protected] 322 Hart Office Building 202-224-6542 55 (R-I-C) - James S. Alesi 223-1800 135 (R-C) - Mark Johns 223-9130 43 DaVinci Drive 21 (D-I-WF) - Carrie Andrews 442-5756 Washington, DC 20510 fax 202-228-3027 220 Packett’s Landing fax 223-3084 268 Fairport Village Landing fax 223-5243 Rochester, New York 14624 [email protected] 50 Roseview Avenue www.schumer.senate.gov Fairport, New York 14450 or Fairport, New York 14450 or 4 (R-I-C) - Steve Tucciarello 429-5575 Rochester, New York 14609 [email protected] 512 Legislative Office Building 518-455-2015 549 Legislative Office Building 518-455-5784 US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 18 Horatio Lane Albany, NY 12247 fax 518-426-6968 Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-5057 22 (D) - Glenn J. Gamble 473-6767 Rochester, New York 14624 [email protected] Members - 435 Term - 2 years [email protected] [email protected] 75 Huntington Park District: 56 (R-I-C) - Joseph Robach 225-3650 5 (R-I-C) – Karla F. Boyce 624-1177 Rochester, New York 14621 [email protected] 2300 West Ridge Rd. fax 225-3661 139 (R-I-C) - Stephen M. Hawley 589-5780 8 Surrey Hill Lane 25 (R-I-C) Ann Marie Buerkle 336-7291 121 North Main Street Suite 100 fax 589-5813 23 (D-I-WF) - Paul Haney 232-3858 1280 Titus Avenue fax 336-7274 Rochester, New York 14626 or Pittsford, NY 14534 [email protected] Albion, New York 14411 or 424 Broadway Suite B Rochester, NY 14617 or 803 Legislative Office Building 518-455-2909 6 (R-I-C) – Fred Ancello 663-7573 329 Legislative Office Building 518-455-5811 Rochester, New York 14607 [email protected] 1630 Longworth House Office Building 202-225-3701 Albany, NY 12247 fax 518-426-6938 221 Meadowbriar Road Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-5558 24 (D-I-WF) - Josh Bauroth 429-5445 Washington, DC 20515 fax 202-225-4042 [email protected] Rochester, NY 14616 [email protected] 62 (R-I-C-WF) - George D. Maziarz 637-5800 [email protected] 24 Alliance Ave. www.buerkle.house.gov 7 (R-I-C) - Rick Antelli 225-0462 Rochester, New York 14620 [email protected] 350 New Campus Drive fax 637-5382 MONROE COUNTY SUNY College at Brockport 31 Talnuck Dr. 25 (D) – John Lightfoot 328-5222 26 (D) Kathy Hochul 270-4828 Rochester, New York 14612 [email protected] 2300 W. Ridge Rd, Suite 400 fax 270-8014 Brockport, New York 14420 or County Executive (R-I-C) - Maggie Brooks 753-1000 52 Dr. Samuel McCree Way Greece, NY 14626 or 708 Legislative Office Building 518-455-2024 39 West Main Street Room 110 fax 753-1014 8 (R-I-C) - Carmen F. Gumina 872-6381 Rochester, NY 14608 [email protected] 1711 Longworth House Office Building 202-225-5265 Albany, NY 12247 fax 518-426-6987 Rochester, New York 14614 1082 Everwild View 26 (R-I-C) – Tony Micciche 314-0200 Washington, DC 20515 fax 202-225-5910 [email protected] [email protected] Webster, New York 14580 [email protected] 100 Dunsmere Drive www.hochul.house.gov NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY District Attorney (D) –Sandra J. Doorley 753-4500 9 (R-I-C) - Debbie Drawe 586-8284 Rochester, NY 14615 [email protected] 5 Cobblestone Crossing 47 S. Fitzhugh St. fax 753-4576 27 (D-WF) - Willie J. Lightfoot 436-1045 28 (D-I-WF) Louise Slaughter 232-4850 Members-150 Term-2 years Rochester, New York 14614 Penfield, New York 14526 [email protected] 100 State Street Room 3120 fax 232-1954 147 Trafalgar St. Speaker - Sheldon Silver (D) 518-455-3791 [email protected] 10 (R-I-C) - Anthony J. Daniele 271-1111 Rochester, New York 14619 [email protected] Rochester, New York 14614 or 932 Legislative Office Building Sheriff (R-I-C) - Patrick M. O’Flynn 753-4178 31 Monroe Ave. 2469 Rayburn House Office Bldg. 202-225-3615 Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] Pittsford, NY 14534 [email protected] 28 (D-I-WF) - Cynthia W. Kaleh 647-3929 Washington, DC 20515 fax 202-225-7822 130 South Plymouth Ave. fax 753-4524 18 Fairview Heights District: Rochester, New York 14614 11 (R-I-C) - Michael Barker, Vice-President 377-6277 www.louise.house.gov Rochester, NY 14613 [email protected] 130 (R-I-C) - Sean Hanna 334-5210 [email protected] 63 Heatherwood Rd. 3045 East Henrietta Rd. fax 334-5437 Fairport, New York 14450 [email protected] 29 (D-WF) – Mike Patterson 451-2024 29 (R-I-C) Thomas W. Reed 218-0040 County Clerk (R-I-C) - Cheryl Dinolfo 753-1600 672 Pittsford-Victor Road #2 fax 218-0053 Henrietta, New York 14467 or 12 (R-I-C) - Jeff Adair, President 889-1377 1547 N. Goodman Street 543 Legislative Office Building 518-455-5662 39 West Main Street Room 101 fax 753-1624 Rochester, NY 14609 [email protected] Pittsford, New York 14534 or Rochester, New York 14614 [email protected] 777 Quaker Rd. 1037 Longworth House Office Building 202-225-3161 Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-5918 Scottsville, New York 14546 [email protected] [email protected] Washington, DC 20515 fax 202-226-6599 MONROE COUNTY LEGISLATURE 13 (R-I-C) - John Howland 486-4702 www.reed.house.gov 131 (D-WF) - Harry Bronson 244-5255 County Office Building Room 410 128 Aspen Look Drive GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK STATE 840 University Ave. fax 244-1635 39 West Main Street Henrietta, New York 14467 [email protected] Rochester, New York 14607 or Rochester, New York 14614 14 (D-I) Justin Wilcox 473-6631 (D-I-WF) Andrew Cuomo 518-474-8390 821 Legislative Office Building 518-455-4527 www.monroecounty.gov State Capitol fax 518-408-2549 75 Middlebrook Lane Albany, NY 12248 fax 518-455-5342 Rochester, NY 14618 [email protected] Albany, NY 12224 www.ny.gov/governor [email protected] CITY OF ROCHESTER TOWN SUPERVISORS RUSH (R-I-C) – Richard Anderson 533-9058 To determine your districts and representatives, call the 5977 East Henrietta Road fax 533-9346 Monroe County Board of Elections or check their website Mayor (D) – Thomas S. Richards 428-7045 BRIGHTON (D) – William W. Moehle 787-5252 Rush, New York 14543 [email protected] www.monroecounty.gov City Hall 307A fax 428-6059 2300 Elmwood Avenue fax 784-5353 30 Church Street Rochester, New York 14618 SWEDEN (R-I-C) - Patricia P. Connors 637-7588 BOARD OF ELECTIONS Rochester, New York 14614 [email protected] 18 State Street fax 637-7389 CHILI (R-I-C) - David Dunning 889-3550 Brockport, New York 14420 [email protected] Monroe County 753-1550 WHO 3333 Chili Avenue fax 889-8710 Fax 753-1511 ROCHESTER CITY COUNCIL WEBSTER (R-I-C) - Ronald W.
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