The Village Attorney of Mamaroneck is a position appointed by the mayor and authorized by the board of trustees. The village attorney serves only governmental officials and may not be reached by non-government employed individuals seeking legal advice. The Village Attorney's offices are located at 169 Mount Pleasure Ave.
Clarkstown Town Attorney's Office advises the Town Board on all legal issues affecting government. The office also defends and prosecutes lawsuits involving the Town. The Town Attorney's Office provides legal representation at all meetings of boards and commissions. This office also prosecutes Town Code and zoning violations, drafts local laws and contracts and advises on public works projects, personnel, and collective bargaining matters.
The town's legal staff includes:
Marsha F. Coopersmith - (First) Deputy Town Attorney
Ronald A. Longo - Assistant Town Attorney
Harold MacCartney - Senior Deputy Town Attorney
Richard Glickel - Deputy Town Attorney
Jessica A. Hauser - Deputy Town Attorney
Daniel N. Kraushaar - Deputy Town Attorney
Jeffrey T. Millman - Deputy Town Attorney
Paul Schofield - Deputy Town Attorney
The Office of the Town Clerk is the keeper of all records for the Town of Rye. Its records go back to the original settlers arriving in the territory of Rye in 1660.
The clerk's office also issues marriage licenses, hunting licenses and fishing licenses. Dog licenses are issued to Rye Brook residents. The town clerk is also the registrar of vital statistics (birth, marriage and death) for the Town of Rye and the Village of Rye Brook. The town's inventory of vital records goes back to 1847.
John Leo is the town attorney for Huntington, representing the board of trustees, town officers and the town board in matters of legal counsel and litigation.
