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Village of Roslyn Estates
Long Island, New York
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From the Office of Hon. Adam H. Koblenz, Mayor
Adam H. Koblenz, Mayor
Village of Roslyn Estates
April 2025 Newsletter
Greetings Residents, Neighbors and Friends . . . I hope this finds you and your families well and ready for the start of Spring.
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It is an honor and a privilege of a lifetime to serve this extraordinary Village, along with the Board of Trustees, Chairpersons and Members of the various Boards, Village staff, our terrific Civic Association and countless volunteers and supporters alike, in this next term. I am beyond humbled and grateful for this opportunity and intend to prioritize the fiscal health of our Village and the well-being of all residents at all times.
But, before I begin, I wish to express a sincere debt of gratitude to outgoing Mayor Paul Leone Peters for his steadfast leadership, dedication and commitment to our Village for the past decade. I also wish to thank Mayor Peters’ wife, Clare, for her invaluable contributions to the Village, too.
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Now, on to new business. While I am eager and determined to hit the ground running on several of the initiatives I campaigned on in the past election cycle, I also find it equally as prudent, first, to listen and hear from You, the Residents, as to Your needs and priorities, areas of improvements that can be made and to ensure your voices are heard as the Board of Trustees embarks on this new term in office.
To this end, in the coming weeks, I will be announcing a date for a forthcoming Town Hall-style meeting at the Village Hall, where
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In closing, I intend to govern with an “Open Door Policy”; full transparency; communicate consistently, openly and honestly to ensure all residents are well informed; always maintain an open mind to differing views, opinions and perspectives; all of which are always welcome and will be validated; be solution oriented to prevent or resolve differences or disputes as or before same may arise; refrain from making a “mountain
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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”
-- Margaret Mead
Sincerely, Adam H. Koblenz, Mayor (516) 641-5758 mayor@villageofroslynestates.com
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