Senator Flanagan Bringing His Office To East Northport
January 28, 2010
(Northport,N.Y.)-In his continuing effort to make it easier for constituents
to get the assistance they need, Senator John Flanagan (2nd Senate District)
is bringing his office and staff to East Northport as part of his Mobile
Office Hours program. The event will be held at the Northport-East
Northport Public Library’s East Northport Branch, located at 185 Larkfield
Road on Thursday, February 11th.
Beginning at 6:30 pm, Senator Flanagan’s staff will be on hand for
two hours to handle constituent matters and meet with residents one-on-one
to help provide assistance on state matters.
To make sure that all community members who wish to speak to Senator
Flanagan’s staff have the opportunity to be heard, appointments are
required and can be scheduled by calling Senator Flanagan’s office at
631-361-2154.
“This series is designed to make it easier for everyone to get the
help they need and I thank the library staff for helping us bring our
office to the residents. By bringing the state to the people, hopefully
this event will make it more convenient for people to access their
government and make government as helpful as possible. We encourage
everyone who wants to discuss an issue, get help with a problem or simply
get an answer to a question will call my office to schedule an
appointment,” stated Senator Flanagan.
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