County Legislature

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The Nassau County Legislature, formed in 1996, is the legislative arm of the Nassau County government. Comprised of single representatives from each of the county’s 19 districts, it is the legislature’s duty to draft and approve local laws that affect the county and its residents.

Presiding
 Officer
Kopel_headshot NEW2023 V2Legislator

District 7
Howard J. Kopel

Deputy Presiding Officer
Thomas McKevittLegislator
District 13
Alt.Deputy
Presiding Officer
John R. Ferretti Jr.
Legislator
District 15
Minority
Leader
Delia DeRiggi-WhittonLegislator
District 11
Scott M. Davis, LegislatorLegislator

District 1
Scott Davis

Siela A. BynoeLegislator
District 2
2023 IMAGE SOLAGESLegislator
District 3
Mullaney Web HS 2024 75x100Legislator

District 4
Patrick Mullaney

Seth I. Koslow, LegislatorLegislator
District 5


Mule-Headshot_2021Legislator
District 6


Giuffre Web HS 2023 75x100Legislator
District 8
John J. Giuffrè

Strauss LD9_headshotLegislator
District 9
Scott Strauss


Mazi Melesa Pilip
Legislator
District 10

Giangregorio Web HS 2023 75x100Legislator
District 12
C. William Gaylor IIILegislator
District 14
Arnold W. DruckerLegislator
District 16
Rose Marie WalkerLegislator
District 17
Goetz LD18_headshotLegislator
District 18
James KennedyLegislator
District 19
James Kennedy

Committees

The Nassau County Legislature is based on a committee system, consisting of
15 committees.
Resolutions and local laws are assigned to a committee (or committees) of the Legislature for consideration and potential approval. If approved in committee(s), the resolutions and local laws are placed on the calendar of the full Nassau County Legislature for consideration. Committees and the full Legislature may also conduct hearings as warranted. As per the Nassau County Charter, contracts are handled differently. Certain contracts for personal services, professional services, and other similarly characterized contracts, as well as purchasing and public works contracts are reviewed and potentially approved in the Rules Committee only. The public is invited to attend or view the stream of all committee meetings and meetings of the full Legislature.  A specific time period is allotted for public comment before each regular meeting of the full Legislature.