MPK Mayor elected President of Nassau County Village Officials Association

At its April 10 annual meeting, the Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) elected James Altadonna, Mayor of the Village of Massapequa Park, as president for 2007-2008. The NCVOA represents 64 incorporated villages with more than 430,000 residents.

As president, Mayor Altadonna will be responsible for establishing NCVOApolicies and directing the organization's efforts on behalf of village residents throughout Nassau County.

"I am honored to be elected NCVOA president for the upcoming year," said the mayor. "As I begin my fourth term as Mayor of the Village of Massapequa Park and take on this new role as NCVOA President, I look forward to continuing to serve the residents of my community and to work side-by-side with my fellow mayor and trustees across Nassau County."

Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto administered the oath of office to Mayor Altadonna and the other newly elected NCVOA officers for 2007-2008. Shown immediately following the ceremony, left to right, are Supervisor Venditto; Mayor Altadonna; Nicholas Capozzi, Mayor of the Village of Manorhaven and NCVOA first vice president; Nancy Zolezzi, Mayor of the Village of East Williston and NCVOA second vice president and Jack Williams, Mayor of the village of Centre Island and NCVOA immediate past president. Missing from the picture is Joseph Troiano, mayor of the Village of Stewart Manor and NCVOAtreasurer .

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