Progress at The New Blue Point Preserve Thank You Neil Foley

Look at the progress at the new Blue Point Preserve! 

Thank you Neil Foley

Some photos from friends of the progress at the New Blue Point Preserve.  Councilman Neil Foley is keeping his Promise to Move Brookhaven Forward.
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NEIL FOLEY and Ed Romaine : Investing in Our Community & Families

RE-Elect Councilman Neil Foley Tuesday, November 3rd

    1.Major renovations being made at Peppermint Park in Medford, Wave Ave. Park Medford, 12 Pines Park and numerous neighborhood parks 

2. Completion of Swan River Preserve passive park in East Patchogue

           3. Plans underway for Blue Point recreation facility

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Please Join us for the Grand-Re-Opening of Peppermint Park in Medford Sat. Oct.31th

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Councilman Neil Foley IS making our community great by renovating Peppermint Park for the children of all ages and their families in Medford.  Councilman Foley's goal is to give residents the quality of life that they deserve. Please show your support and Join in on the Grand- Re-Opening. Saturday, Oct.31th -10:30 AM - 

Peppermint Park, on the southeast corner of Jamaica Avenue and New York State Route 112 in Medford, New York. The  site of a former school building.

Re-Elect Neil Foley Brookhaven Town Board Brookhaven Council District 5, he cares for all the people of his District 5 and all residents of Brookhaven. 

Vote Neil Foley - He Will Continue to Improve Quality of Life Neil Foley Announce First Brookhaven Highway Department Safety Day

Superintendent Losquadro and Councilman Neil Foley Announce First Brookhaven Highway Department Safety Day

Posted by SouthShorePress on September 8, 2015

Brookhaven Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilman Neil Foley are working together to host an event that will improve motorists safety, instill safe bicycling habits in children and ensure participants have their child safety seats installed correctly. Many demonstrations and interactive displays from law enforcement and emergency services will be present. Just one example is pedalcars that will simulate the negative impacts of driving while intoxicated. Brookhaven Highway Safety Day is taking place Saturday, September 19th at Safety Town, located within the grounds of the Holtsville Ecology Site.
During the event, a car seat inspection will take place from 8 a.m. to noon, a bicycle rodeo will be held from noon to 3 p.m. and highway safety demonstrations will be performed from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. All events are free.
“This is a great opportunity for residents to learn about so many different aspects of traffic safety, ranging from the correct way to install a child car seat to just how dangerous texting and driving is,” said Superintendent Losquadro. “I want to thank everyone for working together and holding this event in the best interest of public safety.”
“One of the best things you can do for your family is make sure you get home safely,” said Councilman Neil Foley. “I strongly recommend residents participate in this event and listen to all of the advice being offered from the law enforcement and emergency services experts. It has been very gratifying working with Superintendent Losquadro to host this event for Brookhaven residents.”
Certified technicians from the EAC Network, Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office, Suffolk County Police Department and Brookhaven Highway Department will be on site to inspect car seats and provide parents with essential information about child passenger safety. Inspections are by appointment only.
During the Bicycle Safety Rodeo, instructors will teach children how to develop strong safety habits at a young age. Children who participate will get to use their bicycles within the miniature village located at Safety Town, where they can experience first-hand how to apply what they learn from instructors. Free bicycle helmets will be available for qualifying residents on a first come, first served basis. Participants must bring their own bikes.
Members of the Holtsville Fire Department, Suffolk County Police Department, Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office, Long Island ABATE and Empire State Motorcycle Safety Education Program will also conduct highway safety demonstrations and provide useful information. Through simulators, residents will be able to experience first-hand the dangers of texting and drinking and driving

VOTE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3rd
RE-Elect Neil Foley Brookhaven Town Board Brookhaven Council District 5

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Councilwoman Connie Kepert and Councilman Neil Foley attended the Medford Fire Department’s 7th Annual Fire Prevention Family Open House

Farmingville, NY – On October 9, Councilwoman Connie Kepert and Councilman Neil Foley attended the Medford Fire Department’s 7th Annual Fire Prevention Family Open House. This free, family-friendly event featured giveaways, refreshments, face painting, demonstrations, and practice DAN (Drills at Night) in the department’s Fire Prevention Trailer. At the event, Councilmembers Kepert and Foley presented a Certificate of Appreciation to the department in recognition of their annual hosting of this event to bring awareness to the importance of being prepared for emergency situations. 

“I was pleased to have a chance to stop by the Medford Fire Department’s Open House where essential information was provided on fire prevention and fire safety,” said Councilwoman Connie Kepert. “The family-friendly event was also full of fun and educational activities and demonstrations for the kids. Thank you to the Medford Fire Department for working tirelessly to host this important event every year.” 

Councilman Foley said, “The members of the Medford Fire Department do so much in the community and this open house is another example of their dedication to protect property and save lives. I commend their efforts and urge residents to learn about fire safety and be prepared if a fire emergency occurs.” 

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RE-Elect Neil Foley Brookhaven Town Board Brookhaven Council District 5

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Neil Foley Has Been Endorsed By The Great Men and Women of The NYPD

I'm proud to say that Neil Foley has been endorsed by the great men and women of the NYPD.
 His goal is to give residents the quality of life they deserve and will -
" MOVE BROOKHAVEN FORWARD"

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Neil Foley visiting Brookhaven Safety Town - He Truly Cares - Re-Elect Neil Foley Councilman Nov.3rd

Neil Foley visiting Brookhaven Safety Town.

Thanking  all of our Police and Highway Safety Instructors for teaching Brookhaven residents how to keep their passengers, and themselves, safe.

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Councilman Neil J. Foley District 5 PRESS RELEASES

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley Attend Flag Raising Ceremony for Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Knapp Cardiac Care Center

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley Honor Members of VFW Post 2937 Henry James Jones of Medford

• Councilman Foley Urges Residents to Attend Town’s Paper Shredding and E-Waste Drive on Saturday, September 26 at Patchogue-Medford High School

• Supervisor Romaine Leads “Moment of Silence” at Town Hall 9-11 Memorial Ceremony

• Superintendent Losquadro and Councilman Neil Foley Announce First Brookhaven Highway Department Safety Day

• Councilman LaValle and Town Board Honors Retro Fitness as August Business of the Month in Council District 3

• Councilman Panico Holds 5th Annual 3-On-3 Basketball Challenge at Mastic Athletic Complex

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley "Break Bread" at Grand Opening of Panera Bread in Patchogue

• Councilman Panico and Congressman Lee Zeldin to Play Against Local Youth at 5th Annual Basketball Challenge

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley Attend Patchogue Senior Citizens Club Luncheon

• Councilman Foley Attends the Inauguration of the New Blue Point Veterans Memorial Monument

• Supervisor Romaine and Suffolk County PD Marine Bureau Promote Safe Boating and Warn Against Boating While Intoxicated

• Councilman Foley Honors Members of the Patchogue-Medford High School ROTC

• Councilman Foley Honors Patchogue-Medford HS Students of the Month

• Councilman LaValle Honors QuickChek of Lake Grove as May Business of the Month in Council District 3

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley Join Holtsville Residents at Wedgewood Park for 8th Annual Great Brookhaven Clean Up

• Councilman LaValle Honors Sweet Leaf Landscaping for Community Service

• Town Launches Free Mulch and Compost Giveaway as "Greening Brookhaven" Initiative Continues

• Brookhaven Town Removes Over 1,500 Illegal Signs From Right-of-Ways and Utility Poles

• Town Launches "Greening Brookhaven" Program with Tree Seedling Giveaway and Planting Event in Blue Point

• Town Celebrates Arbor Day with Tree Planting at Town Hall

• Councilman Foley Honors Patchogue-Medford High School Student of the Month

• Town Announces Partnership with Teachers Federal Credit Union for 2015 Paper Shredding Events

• Supervisor Romaine, Councilmen Foley and Panico Commemorate Earth Day with Patchogue River Watershed Clean-Up

• Brookhaven to Give Away Over 2000 Free Trees Seedlings for Arbor Day

• Councilman LaValle Honors Misty Professional Cleaning Services of Farmingville as April Business of the Month in Council District 3

• Brookhaven Demolishes "Zombie Strip Club" Abandoned After 2003 Fire in East Patchogue Residential Neighborhood

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley Honor Medford Firefighters at Installation Ceremony

• Supervisor Romaine and Councilman Foley Honor Patchogue Firefighters at Installation Ceremony

• Town Youth Bureau and IRS "Totes For Tots" Drive a Big Success

• Councilman LaValle Honors Unique Homes and JeJoJo Bagels as the February and March Businesses of the Month

• Supervisor Romaine, Councilmen Foley and Panico Oversee Demolition of Crumbling, Condemned Homes in Medford

• Supervisor Romaine, Councilman Foley and Councilwoman Kepert Honor Grand Marshals at Patchogue Saint Patrick's Parade

• Councilman LaValle and Town Board Honor St. Baldrick's Day Committee

• Councilman Lavalle Honors 6th Precinct "Cops Who Care"

• Councilman Panico Honors William Floyd Master Teachers

• Supervisor Romaine, Councilman Lavalle and Councilman Foley March in Ronkonkoma St. Patrick's Day Parade

• Brookhaven Announces Crackdown on STAR Fraud

• Councilman Foley Honors Patchogue-Medford Students of the Month

• Town Demolishes Chronic Problem Abandoned House Located on East Patchogue Wetlands

• Supervisor Romaine Calls for LIRR Electrification of North Shore and South Shore Branches

• Councilman LaValle Honors Sky Tan in Selden as January Business of the Month in Council District 3

• Councilman Foley Announces Tuthills Creek Watershed Management Plan Meeting to be Held at Patchogue-Medford Library on February 4

• Councilman Panico and Town Board Honor Kayla Mitchell, FOX TV's Master Chef Junior Contestant from Center Moriches

• Town Announces 2015 E-Waste Drive and Paper Shredding Events

• Councilwomen Kepert, Bonner and Town Board Honor Longwood School District Students

• Town and JVC Broadcasting Help Bring Holiday Joy at Town's INTERFACE Toy Drive

• Councilwoman Bonner Honors Champion Student Athletes from Shoreham Wading River School District

• Councilmen LaValle and Foley Join Highway Superintendent Losquadro for Annual Tree Lighting at Holtsville Ecology Site

• Councilman Neil Foley Takes Office During Swearing In Ceremony at Town Hall

• Supervisor Romaine Leads Grand Opening Celebration of Swan River Preserve in East Patchogue

• Supervisor Romaine, Town Officials Host Annual Veterans Appreciation Lun