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Dear Fellow Colleagues and Valued Members,

 

We hope this message finds you well.

 

  1. Wildfire Smoke Air Quality Advisory – Outdoor & Field Staff Protections

This morning I contacted the County Executive’s Office regarding yesterday afternoon’s Health Department wildfire smoke advisory, which strongly recommends that residents — especially outdoor workers — limit their time outside.

I’m pleased to confirm that the County Executive’s Office has directed all Departments to take immediate steps to protect employees during this air quality event. We have also asked that, moving forward, clear directives be issued to all County employees at the same time that public notices are sent to residents.

A follow-up email with the specific directives — particularly for our field staff and outdoor crews — will be sent shortly. In the meantime, please prioritize your health and safety. If you have any concerns about working conditions today, contact your steward or reach out to me directly.

2. Family Fun Day Update


We want to clarify that our earlier email was not suggesting members did not enjoy the Family Fun Day. On the contrary, the venue at Glen Island Park was excellent, and we received many positive comments about the overall event. We extend our sincere thanks to Acting Parks and Rec. Commissioner Peter Tartaglia, Director Joe Simoncini, Asst. Director Ronald Anderson, Glen Island Park Superintendent Roberto Alcantara and his entire team for their outstanding support. We also thank our Events Committee for organizing a wonderful program that included face painters, balloon artists, an ice cream truck, games, beautiful decorations and reception setup, and thoughtful entry gifts. This wouldn’t have been made possible without the contributions from our sponsors – Wells Fargo, Illustradent, Dr. Gus Sofos, White Plains Dental, Dr. Marc Arnel and FOA LLP (Workers Comp Attorneys)!

That said, we recognize that the lengthy wait times for food negatively impacted the experience for many of you. Despite the food being good, the delays were longer than expected, and the food setup/service did not meet what we had requested and expect for our members. In recognition of this, the Union has approved a one-time full credit for every member who attended and paid for the event. This credit will be applied toward the cost of your ticket for our Holiday Meeting on Saturday, December 12, 2026.

We firmly believe that if we expect the County to uphold high standards, we must hold ourselves to the highest standards as well.

Finally, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to our County Executive, State and Region CSEA Representatives who joined us:
• County Executive Ken Jenkins
• Executive Vice President Jarvis Brown
• State Secretary Stacey Baldwin Deyo
• Regional President Rosemary Kukys
• Regional Treasurer Kevin Mahler

  1. Department of Social Services Telework

    We have been asked to clarify recent communications regarding potential telework reductions at DSS. Several members informed us that certain Directors were being told of impending telework cuts. We raised this issue directly with the Deputy Commissioners during our Labor Management Committee meetings. They confirmed that the Commissioner intends to reduce telework.

    Please be clear: this change is not required by federal or state regulations, nor has it been requested by the County Executive’s office. This is a decision by the Department’s Commissioner. We encourage all members to make their opinions known on this matter.

To the right you’ll find the DSS Department’s “Suggestion Box.” Let them hear your voice — loud and clear!

And to everyone outside DSS: now is the time to stand with our brothers and sisters. Show your support and help amplify their message.

Together, we’re stronger.

4. Action Network

Many of our field members do not regularly check their county email. To ensure everyone receives important updates, we will now be sending our weekly membership emails through Action Network as well.

To make sure your contact information is current, especially your private email, or if you have not yet signed up, please click the link below: Register / Update Your Information

Please share this with your colleagues who do not have access or make use of their County Email.

5. CSEA Region 3 Fishing Trip

Our partners and friends at CSEA Southern Region 3 have an excellent event lined up that you won’t want to miss!

Event: CSEA Region 3 Fishing Trip on the Long Island Sound
Date: Sunday, September 20, 2026
Time: Departs 8:00 AM sharp • Returns by 3:00 PM
Location: Aboard the brand new 100’ Super Current, City Island, NY (551 City Island Ave., Bronx, NY 10464)

What’s Included: Bait & tackle rental, sandwiches, and bottled water.

Pricing:
• $75 – CSEA Region 3 Members.
• $100 – Guests Space is limited! If you’re interested, please fill out the interest form below and they will follow up right away to reserve your spot: Register Interest – Region 3 Fishing Trip

Payments can be made by check or Zelle to: CSEALocal332@aol.com
Questions? Email: CSEAREGION3@CSEAINC.ORG

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