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2018 Resolutions
- Introduced legislation to add a member with expertise on public policy matters to the newly formed Emergency Department Opiate Response Working Group (Introductory Resolution 2003-18 (PDF)).
- Sponsored legislation to form a working group of experts to develop model protocols for use by hospital emergency departments when treating opiate overdoses (Introductory Resolution 1862-18 (PDF)).
- Proposed new signage to help consumers understand environmental impact of dry cleaning methods employed by dry cleaners in Suffolk County (Introductory Resolution 1859-18 (PDF)).
- Declared October 26, 2018 as “One Island Giving Day” in Suffolk County to commemorate the generous spirit of Long Islanders and their support of local not-for-profit organizations (Introductory Resolution 1669-18 (PDF)).
- Proposed renaming Fuchs Pond County Nature Preserve in memory of Alexander McKay who served as a Suffolk County Parks Board of Trustees member for 41 years (Introductory Resolution 1668-18 (PDF)).
- Drafted a bill to have Fifth Legislative District resident E. Christopher Murray reappointed to the Suffolk County Community College Board of Trustees (Introductory Resolution 1634-18 (PDF)).
- Introduced legislation that allows the Three Village Chamber of Commerce to use Old Field Farm County Park during its 19th Annual Family Beach Barbeque (Introductory Resolution 1605-18 (PDF)).
- Supported the approval of funding for contracted services provided by Stony Brook University through the Research Foundation of the State University of New York (Introductory Resolution 1403-18 (PDF)).
- Sponsored legislation to reappoint Thomas Gulbransen to the Council on Environmental Quality (Introductory Resolution 1347-18 (PDF)).
- Amended the 2018 Adopted Operating Budget to transfer funding to the Port Jefferson Station-Terryville Chamber of Commerce (Introductory Resolution 1344-18 (PDF)).
- Drafted legislation to have Melissa Buonadonna, Randi Shubin Dresner, Michael Haynes, Nikki M. Kateman, Joel Panagakos and Janet Sklar serve as member of the Food Policy Council of Suffolk County (Introductory Resolution 1338-18 (PDF), Introductory Resolution 1339-18 (PDF), Introductory Resolution 1340-18 (PDF), Introductory Resolution 1341-18 (PDF), Introductory Resolution 1342-18 (PDF) and Introductory Resolution 1343-18 (PDF), respectively).
- Sponsored legislation to require installation of advanced wastewater treatment systems for properties auctioned by the County (Introductory Resolution 1301-18 (PDF)).
- Introduced legislation to appoint Elisabeth Fiteni and Colleen Marie Henn to the County’s Single Use Plastic Reduction Task Force (Introductory Resolution 1293-18 (PDF) and Introductory Resolution 1294-18 (PDF), respectively).
- Drafted legislation to require internet service providers that contract with the County adhere to net neutrality principles (Introductory Resolution 1158-18 (PDF)).
- Recognized the impactful role of female elected leaders by designating March 19th as “Celebrating Women in Public Office Day” in Suffolk County (Introductory Resolution 1149-18 (PDF)).
- Established a Task Force to develop strategies to reduce single use plastic products in Suffolk County (Introductory Resolution 1147-18 (PDF)).
- Sponsored legislation that increases the reporting requirements of agencies overseeing asset forfeiture funds from annually to quarterly (Introductory Resolution 1133-18 (PDF)).
- Developed a nearly half-mile walking path within Old Field County Park (Introductory Resolution 1075-18 (PDF)).
- Introduced legislation to designate June 2nd annually to be “Gun Violence Awareness Day” in Suffolk County (Introductory Resolution 1036-18 (PDF)).