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Appendix C: TRAFFIC SAFETY BOARD CONTACTS NASSAU SUFFOLK Ms. Joanne McGarry Ms. Lynn Weyant Assistant Director, Nassau Traffic Safety Board Chairman, Suffolk County Traffic Safety Board Coordinator, Nassau STOP-DWI Program Director Town of Brookhaven 100 County Seat Drive Division of Traffic Safety Mineola, NY 11501 1 Independence Hill Phone: 516 571-5034 Farmingdale, NY 11738 Phone: 631 451-6338 NEW YORK CITY QUEENS Dr. Ilona Lubman, Ph.D, Ms. Cindy Brown, Secretary Coordinator Secretary, Queens Traffic Safety Board NYC STOP-DWI Program Queens Borough President's Office NYC Department of Transportation 120-55 Queens Boulevard, Room 219 40 Worth Street, Room 1035 Kew Gardens, NY 11424-1015 New York, NY 10013 Phone: 516 571-5032 Phone: 212 442-7653 PUTNAM ROCKLAND Sheriff Donald B. Smith Ms. Rosie Jackson Chairman, Putnam County Traffic Safety Board Program Coordinator Putnam County Sheriff's Office Rockland County Traffic Safety Board Three County Center Sheriff's Department Carmel, NY 10512 55 New Hempstead Road Phone: 845 225-4300 New City, NY 10956 Phone: 845 638-5187 WESCHESTER Ms. Barbara Peters-DeMeo Program Administrator Westchester County Traffic Safety Board 148 Martine Avenue, Michaelin Building Room 400B Phone: 914 995-2271 NYMTC Pedestrian Safety Study 127
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