Elected
Officials
Mt. Sinai is one of the many hamlets that make
up the Township of Brookhaven. Brookhaven Township
is largest of the ten townships that make up Suffolk
County. Both Brookhaven Town and Suffolk County
fall under the domain of New York State. New York
State is one of 50 states of the United States.
Within the hamlet there are a number of special
districts. Residents are part of the fire, ambulance
and lighting districts. If voters approve membership
in a library district, then this is added to the
list. Some areas of the hamlet are hooked up to
a sewer district. Below you will find convenient
links to both websites and e-mail addresses for
your Federal, State, and Local elected officials.
President George W. Bush (R)
The White House mailing address and phone are:
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. 20500
Phone: (202) 456-1414 Fax: (202) 456-2461
Send e-mail to
President George W. Bush and Read his biography.
NYS Senator Charles
E. Schumer (D)
Charles Schumer's Long Island mailing address:
Two Greenway Plaza, 145 Pine Lawn Road #300N
Melville, NY 11747 Phone: (631) 753-0978
Click here to send e-mail to
Senator Chuck Schumer--Read his biography!
Visit his website.
NYS Senator Hillary
Rodham Cinton (D)
Hillary Rodham Clinton is the junior United States Senator from New York.
Her Washington, DC, office and phone number are:
Washington, DC
The Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: (202) 224-4451
General Fax: (202) 228-0282
Scheduling Requests
Fax: (202) 228-0121
TTY/TDD: (202) 224-6821
Visit
her Website or send her e-mail.
Congressman Timothy H. Bishop
(D)
Congressman Tim Bishop is serving his first term as the U.S. Representative
for New York’s 1st Congressional district that includes the Eastern Long
Island towns of Brookhaven, Smithtown, Riverhead, East Hampton, and Southampton.
You can contact Congressman Bishop at:
Washington, DC
The Honorable Tim Bishop
1133 Longworth H.O.B.
Washington, DC 20515-3201
Phone: (202) 225-3826
Fax: (202) 225-3243 |
Coram District Office
The Honorable Tim Bishop
3680 Route 112, Suite C
Coram, NY 11727
Phone: (631) 696-6500
Fax: (631) 696-4520 |
Website www.house.gov/timbishop
Note: Born and raised in Southampton, NY, Timothy
H. Bishop is among the 12th generation of Bishops
to live in Southampton. An educational leader
for 29 years, he took an unpaid leave of absence
from his position as Provost of Southampton College
in March, 2002 to seek the Democratic Party’s
nomination for Congress.
Governor George
E. Pataki
To Write To The Governor: Governor
George E. Pataki State Capitol Albany, NY 12224
To Email The Governor: Click
here to fill out the mail form to the Governor
Senator Kenneth P. LaValle--1st
District (R-C-I)
Chair, Majority Conference 1st District
(Part of Suffolk County) Kenneth P. LaValle, (R-C-I,
Port Jefferson) was first elected to the Senate
in 1976. You can contact Senator LaValle at:
325 Middle Country Road, Suite 4, Selden, NY
11784 Phone (631)696-6900
806 Legislative Office Building, Albany, New
York 12247 Phone (518)455-3121
OR
Send E-mail
to Senator LaValle and take time to visit his website.
Steven Englebright
NYS Assemblyman 4th district
149 Main Street
E. Setauket NY 11733
631-751-3094
Engles@assembly.state.ny.us
Steve Levy County Executive
H. Lee Dennison Bldg., 100 Veterans Memorial Hwy.
P.O. Box 6100, Hauppauge County Center
Phone: 853-4000 Fax: 853-4818
Web Site: www.co.suffolk.ny.us
E-mail: county.executive@suffolkcountyny.gov
Hauppauge County Center........................853-4000 Hauppauge, NY 11788
Riverhead County Center .........................852-1600 Riverhead, NY 11901
Suffolk County Legislator Daniel
Losquadro(R-C)
Suffolk County Legislator 6th District
District Office: 725 Route 25A Miller Place, NY 11764
Phone: (631)854-1600 Fax: (631)854-1600
e-mail:
Daniel.Losquadro@co.suffolk.ny.us
Brookhaven
Town Supervisor
Brian Foley
Town
of Brookhaven
Long Island, New York
Phone: (631) 451-6955
3233 Route 112, Medford, NY 11763
Website: www.brookhaven.org Brookhaven Town has 10 elected officials
including the Supervisor, six Town Council
members, a Town Clerk, Superintendent
of Highways, and Receiver of Taxes. The elected officials are voted in
by an at-large system. The Supervisor
is elected to a two-year term, Town Council
members serve four-year terms, and Council
elections are held every two-years with
alternate terms of 4 years each. The
Town Clerk is elected for a four-year
term, the Superintendent of Highways
is elected for a 2-year term, and the
Receiver of Taxes is elected for a four-year
term. |
Town Of Brookhaven Town Council
Town Council
Each council member has one vote on the Town
board. Council members introduce and vote on
legislation, address residents' needs, and
serve as liasions to various Town departments
and committees. Council members serve two-year
terms. Elections are held every two-years with
alternate terms of 2 years each.
Town Clerk
The Town Clerk is responsible for keeping records
of the Town Board meetings and of contracts
and agreements the Town makes. The Clerk also
processes licenses, permits and certificates
of birth, marriage and death. The Town Clerk
is elected to a four-year term.
Tax Receiver
The Tax Receiver is elected to a four-year term.
He is responsible for collecting the County,
Town, School and Special District taxes from
Town residents and businesses, and distributes
them properly.
Kevin T. McCarrick, Councilman
Our Town Councilperson for District
2
Each council member has one vote on the Town board. Council members introduce
and vote on legislation, address residents' needs, and serve as liasions to
various Town departments and committees. Council members serve two-year terms.
Elections are held every two-years with alternate terms of 2 years each.
Click here for the District 2 Map
John Rouse,
Highway Superintendent
The
Superintendent of Highways is elected to a 2-year
term. The Highway Department is charged
with taking care of all the Town roads in Brookhaven,
and managing road repairs and snow removal.
The Highway Department also maintains an ecology
education center and animal preserve, which
explores
ways to reclaim the old landfill site as a
park. The site is also home to the Town's greenhouses.
