GRUMMAN PLUME THREATENS WATER QUALITY ON LONG ISLAND

PLEASE CONTACT GOVERNOR CUOMO IMMEDIATELY WITH YOUR CONCERNS...

NOTE: To contact the Governor, please do one of the following:

• Mail your concerns to:
  The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo
  Governor of New York State
  NYS State Capitol Building
  Albany, NY 12224
  
  
• Email the Governor. Go to the Governor's website, http://www.governor.ny.gov , click on Contact,
  
  
  
  fill out the email form therein, and hit submit. You will then receive a message that your email was successfully sent. A message will also be sent to the email address you provided asking you if you wish to join their mailing list ("subscription"); it is NOT necessary to join their mailing list in order for your email to be sent.
  
  
• Phone the Governor at (518) 474-8390

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 15, 2013

• From the Desk of the Superintendent...
• News12 Long Island: Navy to reimburse Bethpage for Grumman cleanup; toxic plume fears persist

Your Elected Officials in Action Regarding the Grumman Navy Plume

• Senator Schumer's letter to Commissioner Martens
• Congressman Peter King 7/31/12 Letter to NYSDEC/EPA/NAVY
• Joint letter state Senators Fuschillo, Hannon
• Legislator Peter Schmitt
• Assembleman Joseph Saladino
• Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano
• Legislator David Denenberg

FOR RELEASE: July 31, 2012

• PUBLIC COMMENT SUBMISSION Operable Unit #3
  Massapequa Water District comments for the Proposed Remedial Action Plan (PRAP) FOR THE Northrop Grumman Facility.
• Joint letter OU3 PRAP July 24, 2012 DEC Scharf
• Gov. Cuomo response to public

Commissioners Vincent Guadagno, John F. Caruso, and Thomas P. Hand with the Grumman petitions

Massapequa Water District
PRESS RELEASE - May 9, 2012

The Massapequa Water District has collected over 5400 petitions demanding action by Governor Andrew Cuomo to take the necessary steps to have the polluters stop and contain the highly toxic contaminated groundwater plume emanating from the Navy Grumman site in Bethpage. The Massapequa Water District has made its position clear and simple: the responsible parties must stop the plume from migrating further because the public does not want the toxic plume entering the Districts' water supply wells or impacting the Great South Bay.

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