Angie Carpenter Email & Phone Number

Since being elected to the Suffolk County Legislature in 1993, I served on nearly every legislative committee, generating county-wide initiatives in public safety, education, economic development, consumer protection and cultural affairs. I was elected unanimously to serve as the Legislature’s Deputy Presiding Officer for 2 years.Owning a business was an invaluable experience in drafting the annual $2+ billion budget during my years in County Government. I brought Touro School of Health Sciences to Bay Shore, & worked tirelessly to increase aid to Suffolk Community College. I continue as an avid supporter of the college, and worked from the beginning to see the construction of the $54 million-dollar Health &Technology building at the Western Campus, the fastest growing campus of the college.I helped implement a mass transportation public information program, enacted a Linked Deposit Program to promote local business expansion, and directed the County Health Department to provide free testing for prostate cancer, working closely with the local breast cancer coalitions. I advocated for the preservation of historic Sagtikos Manor in Bay Shore, providing a blueprint for the way to help preserve Long Island’s past for its future. In 2005, I was elected by the voters in Suffolk County to serve as the Treasurer, garnering the support of the majority of voters in each of the County’s ten towns. Since taking office in January 2006, she has aggressively worked to increase interest earnings with all designated depositories, recommended changes to the State’s Real Property Tax Law, is currently working to enable taxpayers to pay delinquent property taxes through a web pay portal using their credit cards. In November of 2009, I was re-elected by the voters in Suffolk County to continue serving as the County Treasurer. As a dedicated public official, I continue to provide the residents of Suffolk County with assistance in these difficult economic times.

Listed skills include Budgets, Public Speaking, Economic Development, Government, and 46 others.

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  Suffolk County Community College