Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi outlines three areas, 1) property-tax relief; 2) reform that would deliver better results in health care and education, and 3) the promise of a stronger, more competitive and more affordable New York emerging at the other end of these difficult times, in an Op-Ed that was published in the NY Post on April 2nd (NY POST).
Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi attended the 180th public meeting on the Lighthouse Project to voice his support for approval of the proposed development. At the standing room only meeting Suozzi said, "We need to create exciting places where young people will want to live. The development is going to generate revenues. The project is right for so many different reasons." (NEWSDAY)
Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester counties combined have 18 percent of state's population, they account for 40 percent of the taxpayers in the state with incomes of more than $250,000 - the target of most discussions about taxing high earners. Suozzi believes any increase in income taxes should be coupled with property tax relief for lower income familes that can no longer bear the burden of high property taxes (NEWSDAY).
Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi, after negotiating a tentative deal with most of the county government unions, said yesterday he will cut his own salary by 7 percent and is working on a plan to cut salary and benefits from nonunion workers (NEWSDAY).
Tom Suozzi joined other Long Island officals to announce effort to target greenhouse gas emissions and in turn, reduce energy use and improve air quality (NEWSDAY).
Governor Paterson did not chose Tom Suozzi to fill the Senate vacancy created by Hillary Clinton, but most political observers believe that Suozzi's future is in Albany.
Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi is among a select group of New York political leaders under consideration by Governor David Paterson to replace Senator Hillary Clinton.
On December 30th, 2008, General Cody Appeared with County Executive Suozzi in Mineola, NY to announce the Warriors to Work program. Prior to the announcement they appeared on CNN to highlight the program and encourage other municipalites to do the same.
Caroline Kennedy has the name. Andrew Cuomo has the political pedigree. But Tom Suozzi, admittedly a dark horse candidate, may have an edge in seeking the U.S. Senate seat expected to be vacated by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The array of powerful forces behind Caroline Kennedy has overshadowed other candidates to replace Hillary Clinton in the Senate, but a prominent supporter of Tom Suozzi isn't giving up hope.
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