Our clients range from Fortune 100 corporations to statewide associations, and everything in between. Island Strategies prides itself on providing complete end-to-end lobbying assistance to its clients, including full-service political, governmental and legislative consultation and lobbying services.

As Long Island’s largest lobbying firm, Island Strategies focuses completely on its client’s needs; to that end, it offers consultation services, analysis and advice on current legislative issues, compliance advice on federal/state election laws, community outreach for project development, grassroots lobbying activities and monitoring of all governmental activities. Each effort is completely customized based on each client’s unique requirements.

Island Strategies is deeply involved in organizations of all sizes and types; there is no client too big or too small, and neither the caliber of our services nor our commitment to our clients changes based on the level of engagement. Our entire team is at your disposal and has but one goal: to help you reach your objectives as quickly and efficiently as possible.

 

 Town of North Hempstead

Town of Brookhaven

Island Strategies, Inc. is proud to be representing the Towns of North Hempstead (Nassau) and Brookhaven (Suffolk).

The Town of North Hempstead occupies 58 square miles. Its western border is roughly 14.5 miles from Manhattan. It is bounded on the north by the Long Island Sound, to the south by the Town of Hempstead, to the west by the borough of Queens, and to the east by the Town of Oyster Bay. Its northern land boundaries are extensively arranged along the Little Neck and Manhasset Bays, and Hempstead Harbor.

This suburban community has a population of 222,611. There are 74,587 year round households. Estimated average household size is 2.84. The median house value is $354,100. The median family income is estimated to be $94,156.
The governing body is headed by the Town Supervisor, Jon Kaiman and six Town Board members: Lee R. Seeman, Fred Pollack, Thomas K. Dwyer, Robert Troiano, Angelo Ferrara and Maria-Christina Poons.

The Town of Brookhaven occupies 323.5 square miles (third largest town in New York State). It borders to the north Long Island Sound to the east the Town of Riverhead and Town of Southampton to the West the Town of Smithtown and Town of Islip and to the south the South Atlantic Ocean.
Brookhaven, located in central Suffolk County, has a population of 448,519. The town consists of eight villages and 52 hamlets.

Supervisor Brian X. Foley, Council Members: Steve Fiore-Rosenfeld:
Jane Bonner; Kathleen Walsh; Connie Kepert; Timothy P. Mazzei; and Keith Romaine head the Town government.

“Island Strategies will aggressively advance the towns’ initiatives in Albany,” said Jerry Kremer, who leads the firms team of experienced governmental consultants. l