DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS
SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS
Tom Gannon
email address - vnhpdpw@vnhp.org
Sean Murphy - Forman
(516) 354-0064
Telephone 516-354-0064
Facsimile 516-352-1192
No garbage collection on the
North Side on
President's Day
Monday, February 21, 2011
Village Offices Closed
Garbage for the entire Village and Newspapers on the North side will be collected on
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
The Village Board appointed Tom Gannon Superintendent of Public Works on Tuesday, November 16, 2010. Tom replaces Jim McCloat who retired on December 3rd. Tom will also retain his position as Senior Building Official and continue to oversee the Building Department as well. "Tom is a highly qualified, and extremely motivated individual, who will ensure that we continue to deliver superior service to our residents and taxpayers" said Mayor Dan Petruccio. "He has the support of a very capable and dependable staff in both the Building Department and Public Works which will be essential to Tom's success, we're all delighted" said Deputy Mayor Bob Lofaro
YARD WASTE PICKUP
RESUMES APRIL 6, 2011
As of May 19, 2010, the Draft of the Village’s Storm Water Management Program Annual Report is available for public review. The Draft may be accessed by clicking on the link (books) below. Public comments on the Draft will be accepted at Village Hall, (516) 354-0064 and vnhpdpw@vnhp.org until May 28, 2010. The Village’s Phase II Storm Water Management Program Plan Document is also available for review at Village Hall.
Village purchase new Street Sweeper
Allianz 4000
Allianz mechanical broom sweeper
From the modern, comfortable and well appointed operator's cab, to the toughest and most rugged mechanical sweeping system ever built, the 4000 is designed to take on the worst of the worst sweeping conditions such as construction site clean up, state highway sweeping, and road resurfacing including millings, heavy sand and chip seal.
The 4000 is a hydrostatic drive machine with a wealth of pure, raw power. This
sweeper is one of the only that has ever passed the formidable California
Department of Transportation sweeper acceptance test where it was required to
sweep up heavy sand at the rate of three tons per minute! That's one ton of sand
every twenty seconds! That's a lot of sand. That's why Caltrans now owns a fleet
of more than one hundred and fifty 4000 sweepers.
The purchase price is $193,395