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As a community, Nassau County has dealt with numerous struggles over the past few months. Hurricane Sandy has taken its toll on each and every one of us, but as the Parks Commissioner, I would like to share how proud I am of the Nassau County Parks Department. Many park employees put their own struggles aside to devote countless hours towards helping other victims of this storm. The efforts of our dedicated employees under Nassau County Executive Ed Manganos leadership helped transform many of Nassau Countys Parks into essential destinations throughout the recovery process.

I would like to take this opportunity to highlight the facilities that stepped up in this time of crisis. Many opened their showers to the public and distributed meals and water for all who needed. Cedar Creek Park and Nickerson Beach were sites of Red Cross, FEMA, and Salvation Army recovery centers. Yet another invaluable initiative established was the pet shelter at Mitchel Field, which provided displaced residents with a place for their animals.


Due to the overwhelming support from people all over North America, many arrangements were implemented to accommodate the many workers. Some of the accommodations included a staging area at Eisenhower Park, a housing area at Battle Rows campsite, and a place for parking work vehicles at Christopher Morley Park. Thanks to all of these arrangements initiated by Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and the Nassau County Parks Department, Nassau County residents were able to return to normalcy that much quicker.

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