Jon Kaiman, LI’s Sandy recovery chief, to take questions in live chat
Former North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman Credit: Mike Stobe
Jon Kaiman, the new Long Island Sandy recovery chief for Long Island, will be taking questions from Newsday readers in a live chat at 1 p.m. on Thursday.
Kaiman, the former North Hempstead Town supervisor and the new chairman of the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, is the liaison between Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Sandy-affected areas of Long Island, and will coordinate state support for communities and homeowners under the state’s New York Rising program.
More than $850 million is earmarked for public infrastructure and building improvement projects across storm-affected communities under NY Rising.
Have a question for Kaiman? Email it ahead of time to litowns@newsday.com for possible inclusion, or join us live at 1 p.m. on Thursday.
Full coverage of the winter storm from NewsdayTV The NewsdayTV team was across Long Island monitoring the winter weather and what's next.
Full coverage of the winter storm from NewsdayTV The NewsdayTV team was across Long Island monitoring the winter weather and what's next.
