Integrity for Irvington
Bringing integrity back to the fire service of Irvington
-[  A campaign to give a choice to the volunteers and transparency to the residents   ]-

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[2012-09-28-19-56]
The Journal News covers the Village Board meeting in their article.

Follow the link to read the article.

[2012-09-20-12-31]
Click here to watch the entire yesterday's meeting.
Jump to 27:23 and then to 35:00 for relevant segments.

[2012-09-19-22-22]
I just got back from the meeting with the Village Board. There were many good questions from the Board and we are thankful to the Trustees for their curiosity and desire to understand the proposal before making a decision. I felt there was a great sense of dialog. The meeting concluded with the announcement by the Mayor that the Board will consider the proposal and the additional information received and will get back to us (and the public) during one of the upcoming Board meetings.

[2012-09-17-06-54]
The Irvington Village Board has offered us an opportunity to meet with them during their work session in order to discuss our proposal for allowing more than one organization recruit volunteers for the municipal fire department. The meeting is scheduled for Wed, Sep 19th. We are grateful to the Board for their willingness to engage in constructive dialog.

[2012-08-05-12-37]
The Hudson Independent publishes an article about our situation and our proposal.

Follow the link to read the article.

[2012-07-26-01-15]
We have launched an effort to bring a public petition to the attention of the Board of Trustees. If you support our cause, please consider signing the following petition. Feel free to ask others to sign it - spread the word!

[2012-07-26-00-38]
In his statements to Rivertowns Enterprise and News 12 Mayor Smith has indicated that our proposal will be weighed by the Board based on its merit. To help the Board, we have compiled a simple comparison matrix that outlines all the benefits that this proposal brings to the taxpayers, donors, Village Administration, Fire Department, Fire Chiefs and volunteers - all at zero cost to the Village.

[2012-07-23-03-41]
Rivertowns Enterprise publishes a feature article about our proposal to the Board.

Follow the link to read the article.

[2012-07-20-13-02]
Based on the media interviews, online discussions and offline conversations, we have compiled a list of questions that are most frequently asked (along with the answers, of course)

Click on the link to read the FAQ.

[2012-07-17-10-19]
If you could not attend the Board meeting on July 16th, you can watch the official video recording of it here.

Click on the link to watch the video.

[2012-07-17-07-37]
Rivertowns Patch reports on yesterday's presentation to the Board and posts my video statement.

Follow the link to read it and watch the video.

[2012-07-16-20-12]
Just back from the public meeting where I have made an announcement of the proposal to the Board of Trustees.

Many thanks to those supporters who had courage to come over and openly support me.

Also thanks to the members of the press who found this event to be worthy covering.

You can download an electronic copy of the letter of proposal here.



[2012-07-15-23-57]
Welcome to the Integrity for Irvington campaign website!

Please read the following sections to learn about the problem that our beautiful village is facing and how you can help solve it.

Start by reading about who I am and why I had to stand up and fight.

Continue by reading the problem definition.

Continue by reading about the solution.

Continue by reading about how you can help.

Finally, see what the press says about us.

If you still have any questions or would like to express your support, please contact us via Twitter, Facebook or e-mail us at: [ask at IntegrityForIrvington.org]