Introduction Letter.

 

Good Day,

I am writing to you to let you know I am running for the position of Port Washington Water District Commissioner.

Drinking water is a critical resource that everyone needs. If elected I will take this position with the greatest of importance and care.

I feel I have the skills necessary based on my many years in corporate technology, operations management, private practice technology consulting, and most recently, science water testing. I am forward thinking with a focus on long term strategic planning and goals as I care deeply about the future. 

I am well versed with the importance of fighting environmental contaminants that could pollute our drinking water.  One example of note started in 2012. If you remember we saw 80 foot, very smelly, oil leaching utility poles go up in our beautiful town.  I researched this chemical and its history then fought to have (PCP) PentaChloroPhenol and PCP Utility Poles banned. I worked closely with the Town of North Hempstead to protect the citizens against this chemical. After many years of hard work PCP was finally phased out in 2021 by the EPA due to its risk to drinking water.  

Recently I have helped to create the first Port Washington Citizen Science Water Testing program. The program has been a great success. I am a member of the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce, Residents Forward, and give back to the community though musical charitable groups such as Kiwanis Club and Karmaque. I am a volunteer at the Landmark on Main Street as well as Cancer Care Port Washington. My business is I donor sponsor for Party in the Park, Pride in Port and Harborfest.  

Thank you in advance for your consideration to vote for me in this important election.

If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me.   

Sincerely,

Chuck Idol

 

This is one of my many published articles fighting for safer water in Earth Island and the PortWashington-News.

https://www.facebook.com/ChuckIdolforWaterCommissioner/


VOTE December 12th

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