They say proposed cuts in the state budget may force them to reassign cops patrolling the state highways to local roads.
Suozzi claims Long Islanders currently send $3 billion more to Albany in income taxes than the region gets back in state aid.
They say proposed cuts in the state budget may force them to reassign cops patrolling the state highways to local roads.
Suozzi claims Long Islanders currently send $3 billion more to Albany in income taxes than the region gets back in state aid.