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CONTENTS Please Note: All Information in This Guide Is Accurate CONTENTS United States Government US Senators ..................................................................4 House of Representatives ....................................4-5 New York State Government ..............................5-6 New York State Legislature State Senators ..........................................................6-8 Members of Assembly ....................................... 8-11 Nassau County Elected Officials ...................11-13 Nassau County Offices and Officials .....................13-16 Suffolk County Elected Officials ...................16-19 Suffolk County Offices and Officials .............19-21 Nassau County Towns and Cities Hempstead ............................................................ 22 North Hempstead ............................................... 22 Oyster Bay .............................................................. 22 Glen Cove .........................................................22-23 Long Beach ............................................................ 23 Suffolk County Towns Babylon ................................................................... 23 Brookhaven ........................................................... 24 East Hampton ....................................................... 24 Huntington ......................................................24-25 Islip ........................................................................... 25 Riverhead ............................................................... 25 Shelter Island ........................................................ 26 Smithtown ............................................................. 26 Southampton ..................................................26-27 Southold ................................................................. 27 Incorporated Villages Nassau ...............................................................27-30 Suffolk ................................................................30-32 Economic Development Resources .........32-34 Alphabetical Index of Names ....................35-39 Please note: All information in this guide is accurate as of December 2014. For any updates, edits or additional copies of the 2015 Long Island Guide to Public Officials, write to [email protected]. Long Island Guide to Public Officials 1 United States Government During Senators Session: 339 Cannon, House Office Building CHARLES E. SCHUMER Washington, DC 20515 Local: 780 Third Avenue, Suite 2301 202-225-7896, fax 202-226-2279 New York, NY 10017 212-486-4430, fax 212-486-7693 Nassau/Suffolk/Queens www.schumer.senate.gov 3 STEVE ISRAEL 534 Broadhollow Rd., Ste. 302 Long Island Regional Office Melville, NY 11747 145 Pinelawn Road, Suite 300 631-777-7391, fax 631-777-7610 Melville, NY 11747 www.israel.house.gov 631-753-0978, fax 631-753-0997 During 1 Barstow Rd., Suite P-22 Session: 322 Hart Senate Office Building Great Neck, NY 11021 Washington, DC 20510 516-304-5651 202-224-6542, fax 202-228-3027 During KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND Session: 2457 Rayburn, House Office Building Local: 780 Third Avenue, Suite 2601 Washington, DC 20515 New York, NY 10017 202-225-3335, fax 202-225-4669 212-688-6262, fax 212-688-7444 www.gillibrand.senate.gov Nassau County 4 KATHLEEN M. RICE Long Island Regional Office 300 Garden City Plaza, Suite 200 155 Pinelawn Road, Suite 250 North Garden City, NY 11530 Melville, NY 11747 516-739-3008, fax 516-739-2973 631-249-2825, fax 631-249-2847 www.kathleenrice.house.gov During During Session: 478 Russell Senate Office Building Session: 2346 Rayburn, House Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20515 202-224-4451, fax 202-228-0282 202-225-5516, fax 202-225-5758 House of Representatives Nassau/Queens 5 GREGORY W. MEEKS Suffolk County 67-12 Rockaway Beach Blvd. 1 LEE ZELDIN Arverne, NY 11692 31 Oak Street, Suite 20 347-230-4032, fax 347-230-4045 Patchogue, NY 11772 www.meeks.house.gov 631-289-6500, fax 631-289-3181 www.leezeldin.house.gov 153-01 Jamaica Avenue 2nd floor Jamaica, NY 11432 137 Hampton Rd. 718-725-6000, fax 718-725-9868 Southampton, NY 11968 During 631-259-8450, fax 631-259-8451 Session: 2243 Rayburn, House Office Building During Washington, DC 20515 Session: 306 Cannon, House Office Building 202-225-3461, fax 202-226-4169 Washington, DC 20515 202-225-3826, fax 202-225-3143 Nassau/Suffolk New York State Government 2 PETER T. KING 1003 Park Boulevard • Governor Massapequa Park, NY 11762 ANDREW M. CUOMO 516-541-4225, fax 516-541-6602 Executive Chamber, The State Capitol Albany, NY 12224 www.peteking.house.gov 518-474-8390, fax 518-474-1513 www.governor.ny.gov 4 Long Island Guide to Public Officials Long Island Guide to Public Officials 5 U.S. Government continued Executive Chamber DEAN G. SKELOS 633 Third Avenue, 38th floor Majority Leader New York, NY 10017 Capitol Building 212-681-4580, fax 212-681-4648 Room 909 LOB Albany, NY 12247 • Lieutenant Governor 518-455-3171; fax 518-426-6950 KATHY HOCHUL [email protected] Executive Chamber 633 Third Avenue, 38th floor ANDREA STEWART-COUSINS New York, NY 10017 Senate Democratic Conference Leader 212-681-4575, fax 212-681-4620 Capitol Building 188 State Street • Attorney General Room 907 LOB ERIC SCHNEIDERMAN Albany, NY 12247 The State Capitol 518-455-2585; fax 518-426-6811 Albany, NY 12224 [email protected] 518-474-7330, fax 518-402-2472 www.ag.ny.gov JEFFREY D. KLEIN Independent Democratic 120 Broadway, 25th floor Conference Leader New York, NY 10271-0332 Capitol Building 212-416-8000, fax 212-416-8796 Room 304 LOB Albany, NY 12247 • Comptroller 518-455-2788; fax 518-455-3595 THOMAS DINAPOLI [email protected] 110 State Street Albany, NY 12236 Suffolk County 518-474-4044, fax 518-473-3004 1 KENNETH P. LaVALLE www.osc.state.ny.us 28 North Country Rd., Suite 203 Mount Sinai, NY 11766 633 Third Avenue, 31st floor 631-473-1461, fax 631-473-1513 New York, NY 10017-6754 [email protected] 212-681-4489, fax 212-681-4468 2 JOHN FLANAGAN • Secretary to the Governor 260 Middle Country Road, Suite 102 LAWRENCE SCHWARTZ Smithtown, NY 11787 Executive Chamber 631-361-2154, fax 631-361-5367 The State Capitol, 207 [email protected] Albany, NY 12224 518-474-4246, fax 518-473-7619 3 THOMAS D. CROCI 4155 Veterans Memorial Hwy., Suite 5 633 Third Avenue, 39th floor Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 New York, NY 10017 631-585-0608, fax 631-585-0858 212-681-4581, fax 212-681-4648 4 PHILIP BOYLE 69 W. Main St., Suite B Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-665-2311 New York State Legislature [email protected] State Senators Nassau/Suffolk Address during session: 5 CARL MARCELLINO Senate Chambers, The State Capitol 250 Townsend Square Albany, NY 12247 Oyster Bay, NY 11771 518-455-2800 516-922-1811, fax 516-922-1154 www.nysenate.gov [email protected] 6 Long Island Guide to Public Officials Long Island Guide to Public Officials 7 NYS Legislature continued Nassau County 631-727-0204, fax 631-727-0426 6 KEMP HANNON [email protected] 595 Stewart Ave., Suite 540 Garden City, NY 11530 3 DEAN MURRAY 516-739-1700, fax 516-747-7430 1735 North Ocean Ave., Ste. A [email protected] Medford, NY 11763 631-207-0073, fax 631-207-2006 7 JACK MARTINS [email protected] 252 Mineola Blvd. Mineola, NY 11501 4 STEVEN ENGLEBRIGHT 516-746-5924, fax 516-746-0439 149 Main Street [email protected] East Setauket, NY 11733 631-751-3094, fax 631-751-3082 Nassau/Suffolk [email protected] 8 MICHAEL VENDITTO 5550 Merrick Rd., Suite 205 5 AL GRAF Massapequa, NY 11758 859 Montauk Hwy. Suite 1 516-882-0630,fax 516-882-0636 Bayport, NY 11705 631-589-8685, fax 631-589-2947 Nassau County [email protected] 9 DEAN G. SKELOS 55 Front Street 6 PHILIP R. RAMOS Rockville Centre, NY 11570 1010 Suffolk Avenue 516-766-8383, fax 516-766-8011 Brentwood, NY 11717 [email protected] 631-435-3214, fax 631-435-3239 [email protected] State Assembly Members ANDREW GARBARINO Address during session: 7 New York State Assembly 859 Montauk Hwy. Legislative Office Building (LOB) Bayport, NY 11705 Albany, NY 12248 631-589-0348, fax 631-589-0487 518-455-4100 [email protected] www.assembly.state.ny.us 8 MICHAEL J. FITZPATRICK SHELDON SILVER 50 Route 111, Suite 202 Speaker of the Assembly Smithtown, NY 11787 Room 932 LOB 631-724-2929, fax 631-724-3024 Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 518-455-3791, fax 518-455-5459 [email protected] Nassau/Suffolk 9 JOSEPH S. SALADINO BRIAN M. KOLB 512 Park Blvd. Assembly Minority Leader Massapequa, NY 11762 Room 933 LOB 516-541-4598, fax 516-541-4625 Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 518-455-3751, fax 518-455-3750 [email protected] Suffolk County 10 CHAD LUPINACCI 630 New York Ave. Suffolk County Huntington, NY 11743 1 FRED W. THIELE, JR. 2302 Main Street • P.O. Box 3062 631-271-8025, fax 631-424-5984 Bridgehampton, NY 11932 [email protected] 631-537-2583, fax 631-537-2836 11 KIMBERLY JEAN-PIERRE [email protected] 640 West Montauk Highway Lindenhurst, NY 11757 2 ANTHONY H. PALUMBO 400 West Main Street, Suite 201 631-957-2087, fax 631-957-2998 Riverhead, NY 11901 8 Long Island Guide to Public Officials Long Island Guide to Public Officials 9 NYS Legislature continued 12 ANDREW RAIA Lynbrook, NY 11563 75 Woodbine Avenue 516-561-8216, fax 516-561-8223 Northport, NY 11768 [email protected] 631-261-4151, fax 631-261-2992 [email protected] 22 MICHAELLE SOLAGES 1690 Central Court Nassau County Valley Stream, NY 11580 13 CHARLES D. LAVINE 516-599-2972, fax 519-599-3768 70 Glen
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