My daughter has enjoyed so many of the parks throughout Suffolk County. We've lived in a cramped apartments - and our parks have given her a chance to run and play in the fresh air.
Since then, I believe it's crucial that we elect new representatives to serve on our Town Board.
I recently learned that Supervisor-candidate Tom Licari and Council-candidate Chris Pulitano will have a press conference on the steps of Islip Town Hall that will ban anyone who earns a contract from the town for $25,000 or more from contributing to a candidates campaign.
Let's get down there and show the current administration that we need change - and change will start with the Licari Reform Team!
Be there : The Steps of Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Street Islip at noon on Thursday October 22nd.
Licari to Propose ‘Pay to Play’ Ban in Islip Town
Supervisor Candidate will ban contributions from major town contractors if elected.
Tom Licari, Democratic Candidate for Islip Town Supervisor and Chris Pulitano, Democratic Candidate for Islip Town Council will unveil a proposal to end Islip’s Culture of Corruption by banning anyone who received a contract from the town for $25,000 or more from contributing to town candidates.
This proposal was modeled after a 2007 law passed in the Town of Greenburgh in Westchester County. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner has endorsed Licari’s proposal, and can be made available to the press following the event.
The following events are open to the press and the public:
Who: Tom Licari, Chris Pulitano, members of the community
What: Press Conference calling for enactment of ‘Pay to Play’ regulations in Islip
When: Thursday, October 22nd, 2015, 12pm
Where: Steps of Islip Town Hall, 665 Main St, Islip, NY
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