Statement from Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano on Governor Cuomo’s Proposed Financial Restructuring Board:

“I commend Governor Cuomo for demonstrating true leadership in seeking to help local governments recover from the growing costs of pensions, healthcare and unfunded mandates that have contributed to the stress on municipal budgets throughout New York State. While holding the line on property taxes for three straight years, my administration tackled the deficit we inherited from my predecessor and have put Nassau County back on track by cutting over $290 million in wasteful spending.

Mangano, Environmental Groups Outline Recovery Efforts at Bay Park Wastewater Treatment Plant - Launches New Clean and Seed Program for Sewage-Stricken Homes

Pictured ( left to right) are: Scott Bochner, Operation SPLASH; NYS Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg; East Rockaway Mayor Francis Lenahan; County Executive Mangano: Jimmy Ruocco, Operation SPLASH; Adrienne Esposito from Citizens Campaign for the Environment; Tom Asher, Operation SPLASH; Nassau County Legislator Denise Ford; Rob Weltner, Operation SPLASH; and Island Park Trustee Joe Annarella.

Pictured ( left to right) are: Scott Bochner, Operation SPLASH; NYS Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg; East Rockaway Mayor Francis Lenahan; County Executive Mangano: Jimmy Ruocco, Operation SPLASH; Adrienne Esposito from Citizens Campaign for the Environment; Tom Asher, Operation SPLASH; Nassau County Legislator Denise Ford; Rob Weltner, Operation SPLASH; and Island Park Trustee Joe Annarella.

Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano was today joined by local elected officials, environmental groups Citizens Campaign for the Environment and Operation SPLASH, as well as residents of the Bay Park and Island Park communities as he outlined a $1.2 billion Post-Hurricane Sandy Recovery

Mangano and Gonsalves to Host Drug Overdose Prevention Seminar - Providing Free Overdose Reversal Kits to Participants

Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano and Legislative Presiding Officer Norma Gonsalves invite residents to a free Drug Overdose Prevention Seminar that teaches non-medically trained residents how to save a live by administering an antidote – Naloxone or Narcan – which reverses the effects of a fatal overdose of prescription drugs or heroin. Residents, age 18+, who attend the 90 minute forum, will obtain

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