Suozzi Meets with NY-03 Mayors

Glen Cove, NY – On Monday, Congressman Tom Suozzi met with over 25 mayors from New York’s 3rd Congressional District to provide updates on recent developments from Washington, D.C., including the upcoming reconciliation bill, immigration issues, and the SALT (State and Local Tax) deduction. Rep. Suozzi also took the opportunity to hear the mayors' concerns and challenges.

 

Suozzi commended the mayors and their trustees, stating, “Congress should take a lesson from your bipartisan work, your commitment to your residents, and your ability to accomplish what matters most to the people of your villages.”

 

Having served as the mayor of Glen Cove for four terms, Suozzi understands how local village governments operate. He values the principle of Home Rule, recognizes the importance of zoning and land-use planning, and is aware of the scope and implications of village codes.

 

Mayors from NY-03 that attended the meeting with Congressman Suozzi included: Mayor Peter Cavallaro, Westbury; Mayor Elliot Conway, Upper Brookville; Mayor Mark Dara, Huntington Bay; Deputy Mayor Bob DeNatale, Bayville; Mayor Dan DeVita, Laurel Hollow; Mayor Barbara Donno, Plandome Manor; Mayor Kenneth Riscica, Plandome Heights; Mayor Paul Ehrbar, Williston Park; Mayor Charles Goulding, Oyster Bay Cove; Mayor Adam Koblenz, Roslyn Estates; Mayor Michael Koblenz, East Hills; Mayor Jim Liguori, Muttontown; Deputy Mayor Sudha Prasad, Muttontown; Mayor Marvin Natiss, North Hills; Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck, Glen Cove; Mayor Bonnie Parente, East Williston; Mayor Paul Pereira, Mineola; Mayor Ted Rosen, Great Neck Plaza; Mayor Randall Rosenbaum, Flower Hill; Mayor Bernie Ryba, Old Brookville; Mayor Kouros “Kris” Torkan, Kings Point; Mayor Elena Villafane, Sea Cliff; and Mayor John Popeleski, Manorhaven.