930 North Putnam Ave, Lindenhurst

Represented Hands Across Long Island and formally denied the allegations outlined in the town's revocation letter.

Testified about an urgent community situation involving constant turmoil, trespassing, car break-ins, panhandling, and a stabbing near the Putnam Avenue facility.

Described decades of neighborhood struggles with the facility, including drug deals, attempted home invasions, and panhandling, urging the board to revoke the permit.

Shared fears about living near the facility, noting trespassers going through her garbage and yard, and feeling unsafe while her husband is disabled.

A retired federal agent and local baseball organizer who stated that drug dealing and trespassing have persisted since 2017, supporting permit revocation.

Expressed frustration over safety for his disabled daughter and neighbors, noting an incident where a tenant attempted to sell a stolen bicycle.