(Photos by Nicole Longo-Sims)
Plandome Heights Civic Association held its Annual Meeting on Oct. 22 at the Port Washington Yacht Club. Plandome Heights Civic President Marion Endrizzi opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and then introduced the board, George McCarthy, vice president; Nicole Longo-Sims, secretary; Anne Dorogoff, treasurer; and legal council Mike Tiliakos. The executive board consisted of Roxanne Fitzig and Matthew Sherwood.
Endrizzi addressed the 78 Plandome Heights members who were present and introduced the four speakers.
Inspector John Berry of Nassau County’s Third Police Precinct spoke about how to protect your home against break-ins and safety measures to protect individuals and their homes.
Nassau Acting District Attorney Madeline Singas spoke on the problems Nassau County is facing with gangs, human trafficking, heroine and other substance abuse. She addressed the actions being taken against these issues.
David Paterson, commissioner of the Manhasset Park District, updated them on actions taken to improve the parking situation in the downtown area.
Rich Bentley, president of the Greater Council of Manhasset Civic Associations, provided an overview of various projects in the Manhasset area. Refreshments and dessert were served at the meeting.
