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Welcome to my web site. It is a pleasure and honor for me to serve as County Legislator for the 11th Legislative District. While my Legislative district includes the Town of Onondaga, the Town of Camillus and the City of Syracuse, all votes I take at Legislative sessions and Legislative policy committees impact all Onondaga County residents. As part of my service, I try to keep my constituents and all County residents updated about important news and information.
I use my website as a means to communicate news directly to the public. This website includes information about my work as a County Legislator, breaking news from the County Legislature and financial and policy data about County government. Additionally, this website contains Legislative Updates which detail actions taken by the County Legislature at the monthly Legislative sessions.
I hope you find my website interesting and informative. If you have specific questions or comments for me, please click on the “Contact” icon to find my phone, fax and email contact information. I am always interested to hear your thoughts and comments or lend a hand if you have a neighborhood issue that needs attention.
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News (News Release-January 5, 2010) Pat Kilmartin Appointed Public Safety Chairman-The Chairman of the County Legislature recently appointed County Legislator Pat Kilmartin to serve as Chairman of the Public Safety |


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Committee for the 2010-2011 Legislative cycle. As Chairman of the Public Safety Committee, Legislator Kilmartin will oversee all policy and financial issues impacting all facets of County public safety including: the Justice Center, the Crime Laboratory, the Jamesville Penitentiary, the District Attorney’s Office and the Onondaga County Sheriff Department.
(News Release-February 7, 2010) Kilmartin Appointed to County Sales Tax Commission-In February, the Chairman of the County Legislature appointed County Legislator Pat Kilmartin to serve on Onondaga County’s Sales Tax Commission. This Commission will review and analyze how Onondaga County should allocate, distribute and share its sales tax proceeds for the next ten years and then make a recommendation to the Legislature. This is a decision of great significance considering County government, towns, villages, school districts and the City of Syracuse will be impacted by Commission’s recommendations to the full Legislature. The Commission will render a recommendation to the full Legislature on May 1st. Thereafter, the Legislature will vote as to how County sales tax will be allocated for the next decade. |