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BAN-R0017 L.Indd 3 6/6/2017 11:23:23 AM BAN-R0017_L.indd 3 6/6/2017 11:23:23 AM 869006_Resorts.indd 1 5/10/17 2:56 PM BAN-R0017_L.indd 4 6/6/2017 11:23:23 AM 866556_Meet.indd 1 4/19/17 12:45 PM Table of Contents The Bus Association of New York 2017/2018 Membership Directory is published for The Bus Association of New York PO Box 12035 (877) 699-7222, (518) 383-4621 (518) 383-5706 fax A Message from the President ................................. 6 www.banybus.org [email protected] Officers & Directors ................................................ 7 by Membership & Benefits .......................................... 8 5931 Northwest 1st Place Gainesville, Florida 32607 Government Directory ............................................ 9 Phone (800) 369-6220, (352) 332-1252 FAX (352) 331-3525 www.naylor.com Bylaws .................................................................. 10 Publisher John Bacon Operators .............................................................. 17 Editor Leslee Masters Associates ............................................................. 27 Project Manager Brittany Thompson Tour & Travel .................................................... 28 Publication Director Jonathan Ester Equipment Suppliers ......................................... 34 Advertising Sales Lou Brandow, Jacqueline McIllwain, Products & Services ........................................... 36 John O’Neil, Scott Pauquette, Tiffany Rapp, Jessica Starling, Jamie Williams Index of Advertisers ............................................... 46 Research Karim Hussain Project Support Specialist Candice Blair The descriptions of services provided by multiple Layout & Design Purushothaman K hotels, individual hotels, restaurants and attractions, PSOs, equipment, and products and services PUBLISHED JUNE 2017/BAN-R0017/6811 do not represent the opinion of the Association. The descriptions have been supplied by each of the individual Association members. 5 BAN-R0017_L.indd 5 6/6/2017 11:23:24 AM A Message from the President Dear BANY Colleagues, irst and foremost, thank you for your membership and support of the Bus Association of New York. Your membership reflects the commitment that your business has to excellence, safety, industry alliances and professionalism in our industry today. I also like to think of BANY membership as the edge that you have over competitors who do not belong. As always, it is a pleasure to introduce you to the new 2017/2018 BANY Membership Directory & Resource Guide. As you will see, our membership continues to grow. Take the time to browse this comprehensive compiling of members and see who your BANY colleagues are! Regardless of your membership – operator or associate member – it is important to promote and support fellow BANY members when needed. The primary purpose of our association is to promote the motor coach industry for all the varied interests of our membership. From equipment suppliers to operators, tour and travel associates to products and services, your concerns and issues are the association’s as well. BANY reaches out to its membership through the “Friday Flash” newsletter and our Annual Meeting and Marketplace. I am very pleased to announce that our 2017 Annual Fall Meeting and Marketplace will be taking place October 22 – 24, 2017, at the Saratoga Hotel & Casino. This new deluxe hotel property is sure to please our delegates, and our Meeting Committee is hard at work finalizing the agenda. Highlights include pertinent seminars, industry updates both at the state and federal levels, many networking opportunities, a marketplace, guest speakers and a chance to visit vendor booths and motor coaches on display. A record number of attendees joined us at last year’s event; plan to join us this year. Looking ahead to 2018, our location is set – we will be returning to the beautiful Otesaga Resort Hotel in Cooperstown October 21-23, 2018. So don’t just mark your calendar for one year – mark it for two! And of course, we’re always just a phone call or email away. It is important to us that we meet your needs. If, for any reason, you have a question or concern, please do not hesitate to contact the BANY office. We would be most happy to assistant you. It is with a great deal of pride that I look back over the last several years and reflect on where we were then and where we are now. We are an association recognized at the state and federal level as a leader at the forefront of issues, concerns and leadership. Our association members, board members and leaders are passionate, dedicated, active and strong in promoting both BANY and the motor coach industry. As I have stated many times, an association is only as strong as its membership. And we are strong! Thank you. As your president, I am proud and honored to represent all of you and your interests. Thank you again for this humbling opportunity. Please join me in thanking Executive Director Tammy St. Louis for her hard work and diligence in taking care of our association on a day-to-day basis. Welcome to the new directory. Cam Morris Hale Transportation 6 BAN-R0017_L.indd 6 6/6/2017 11:23:24 AM 2017/2018 Officers and Directors President Dave Parmley Camilla Morris Covered Wagon Tours, LLC [email protected] [email protected] Ken Presley Vice Presidents United Motorcoach Association John Corrado [email protected] Suffolk Bus Company [email protected] John Silvanie White Plains Bus Company Edward F.X. Gallagher, Jr [email protected] Newburgh Beacon Bus Corp. [email protected] Robert Swarthout Swarthout Coaches, Inc. Secretary [email protected] Glenn Every Adam Jacobson Tonche Transit Villa Roma Resort [email protected] [email protected] Treasurer Executive Director Rob Swarthout Tammy M. St. Louis Swarthout Coaches, Inc [email protected] [email protected] Legislative Director Board of Directors Jerry Kremer Robert Brown [email protected] Brown Coach Lines, Inc. [email protected] BANY Central Office Roy Furo P.O. Box 12035 Prevost Albany, NY 12212 [email protected] Phone: (877) 699-7222 (518) 383-4621 Jeff Goldwasser FAX: (518) 383-5706 La France Industries [email protected] [email protected] www.BANYBus.org 7 BAN-R0017_L.indd 7 6/6/2017 11:23:24 AM Membership & Benefits All members automatically receive the following benefits as a part of membership. STANDARD BENEFITS • Legislative monitoring and representation at the State Capitol and regulatory agencies. • A toll-free number with direct access to the BANY office for assistance with any challenges or questions. • A professional staff available to offer you personal assistance on any issue. • A weekly electronic bulletin, “Friday Flash,” which gives timely industry updates. • An Annual Membership Directory that contains valuable member contact information, board information, by laws, government contacts and more. • The opportunity to help shape the association by joining one of the many committees. INFORMATION Staff Expertise: Have a question and not sure who to ask? Call us at (877) 699-7222 to get started. Between our executive director, general counsel, board members and staff, we will find the answers for you. BANY Annual Meeting and Marketplace Join us for seminars, a marketplace exchange and networking October 22-24, 2017 with fellow members. Saratoga Hotel & Casino Call BANY at 877-699-7222 for registration and sponsorship Saratoga Springs, New York information. 8 870793_Editorial.indd 1 25/05/17 7:59 pm BAN-R0017_L.indd 8 6/6/2017 11:23:25 AM Government Directory New York State Department of Transportation 50 Wolf Road Albany, NY 12232 Phone: (518) 457-6195 Website: www.dot.ny.gov Modal Safety & Security Services (Main Office) (518) 457-8527 Safety & Security Planning & Development Bureau (518) 457-4613 Motor Carrier Safety and Compliance Bureau (518) 457-6512 NYS Dept of Tax and Finance Highway Use Tax Permit (800) 972-1233 New York State Department of Motor Vehicles 6 Empire State Plaza Albany, NY 12228 Website: www.dmv.ny.gov Traffic Tickets/Violations (518) 486-9786 Upstate (212) 645-5550 or (718) 477-4820 Downstate (518) 473-5595 Out of State New York State Department of State One Commerce Plaza 99 Washington Avenue, 11th Floor Albany, NY 12231 Phone: (518) 486-9846 Website: www.dos.ny.gov New York State Education Department 89 Washington Avenue Albany, NY 12234 (518) 474-3852 (general) Website: www.nysed.gov New York State Thruway Authority Website: www.thruway.ny.gov NYS Thruway Road Conditions (800) 847-8929 EZ-Pass (800) 468-9946 New York State Senate New York State Assembly Honorable Joseph E. Robach Honorable David F. Gantt 188 State Street, Rm. 803, LOB Rm. 830, LOB Albany, NY 12247 Albany, NY 12248 Chair, Transportation Committee Chair, Transportation Committee (518) 455-2909 (518) 455-5606 [email protected] [email protected] www.nysenate.gov www.assembly.state.ny.us 9 BAN-R0017_L.indd 9 6/6/2017 11:23:25 AM Bylaws BYLAWS Section 2. Approval of Members An individual, partnership, or corporation may become of a regular member upon being proposed for membership Bus Association of New York State, Inc. (BANY) by a current member through written application to (As Amended April 1, 2009) the President or Secretary, and being favorably passed upon by a majority vote of the membership of the Article I. Board of Directors. MEMBERSHIP Section 3. Resignation Section 1. Membership Qualifications Any member may withdraw from the Association after 1. Regular Membership: Any privately owned fulfilling all obligations to it by giving written notice of company authorized
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