9/11 Remembrance

New York State Police Issue Computer Virus Warning

New York State Police are cautioning all residents not to open any emails claiming to be from "uniform traffic ticket", warning the emails contain a computer virus. The emails pretend to be from New York State Department of Motor Vehicles or New York State Police. It asks recipients to open the attached zip file supposedly a copy of the ticket fill it out and send it to a town court. It might contain the subject line "UNIFORM TRAFFIC TICKET" and says "the person described above is charged as follows" The ticket lists the time as 7:25 a.m., the date of the offense as July 5 and describes the violation as "speed over 55 zone." It also says to plead, print out the enclosed ticket and send it to town court, Chatam Hall, P.O. Box 117" The public is being asked not to forward these emails to state or local police.


If someone does open the attachment, he or she should update and run antivirus software and take steps to make sure the the computer is secure.

Envision Valley Stream General Meeting

We're back. Did you miss us? Our last two events were spectacular. In June, we had an amazing general meeting where members of the Nassau County Planning Commission spoke to a packed house. It was a proud moment for us because you all came out in force and showed them that Envision Valley Stream is a real organization, and not to be ignored.

In July, we had our second annual Art in the Park festival. It was bigger and better than the first year--again, thanks to you.

Please come join us on Monday, August 29 at 7:30pm at Sip This (a new business at 64 Rockaway Ave - between W. Fairview Avenue and W. Lincoln Avenue) for our general meeting. The goal of this month's meeting is to focus on our community vision plan, particularly the residential component. Please make every effort to attend. As always, we'd love to see you.

Sincerely,

David Sabatino
Founder
Envision Valley Stream
Phone: 516-792-1246
Web Site: www.EnvisionValleyStream.org
Facebook Page: Envision Valley Stream

Hurricane Preparedness Video Please Share

In effort to best prepare the residents of Nassau County against the threats of hurricanes, County Executive Mangano with the Office of Emergency Management has produced a Hurricane video which is 5 minutes in length. We encourage you to please view the video at   www.youtube.com/nassaucountyoem. Through this link you can also embed the video on your website and forward the link to others.