Legislator Judi Bosworth phone (516) 571-6210 fax (516) 571-0405 Committees: Towns, Villages and Cities - Chair Education - Chair Minority Affairs - Vice Chair Economic & Community Development Finance Government Services & Operations Veterans	Upcoming Events Emergency Preparedness Seminars Tuesday, July 7, 10:30am - 11:45am Great Neck Senior Center, 80 Grace Avenue, Great Neck Wednesday, July 15, 7:00pm - 8:30pm Clinton G. Martin Park, 1601 Marcus Avenue, New Hyde Park Tuesday, July 21, 7:00pm - 8:30pm Black Box Theater, Manhasset Middle School, 200 Memorial Place, Manhasset Latest News 06-30-09    Legislator Bosworth Celebrates Pan-Asian Culture 06-24-09    Legislator Bosworth Hosts New Hyde Park Emergency                  Preparedness Seminar 06-24-09    Legislator Bosworth Congratulates Manhasset HS Boys Lacrosse 06-25-09    Fraud Alert - Be Wary Of Emails Appearing To Be From The IRS
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Biography:

Judi Bosworth (D-Great Neck) is serving her first term as Nassau County Legislator after being overwhelmingly elected to represent the 10th Legislative District. Her district includes all of Great Neck, the majority of Manhasset, North Hills, North New Hyde Park and parts of Herricks.

Legislator Bosworth’s priorities include being responsive to constituent issues, advocating for the environment and ensuring that residents have access to government services. She serves as Chair of the Legislative Committee on Education; Chair of the Towns, Villages and Cities Committee; Vice Chair of the Minority Affairs Committee and is a member of the Finance, Economic & Community Development, Government Services & Operations and Veterans Committees. As chair

of the newly-formed Education Committee, she has expanded the Legislature’s role in reviewing the Nassau Community College budget, and as an active legislator, she sponsored the new Green Procurement Law, supported legislation minimizing the impact of plastic bags on the environment, a deceptively colored handgun law, a Cold War veterans tax exemption law, legislation to allow voters to choose whether the County Assessor should be elected or appointed and voted for the acquisition of more land for open space in the county.

Legislator Bosworth is committed to serving her community and bringing constituent services to the 10th Legislative District. She has provided free glaucoma screenings and mammograms, scheduled a series of property tax grievance meetings and held Property Tax Exemption seminars, an Information and Assistance Fair, and a Hurricane Preparedness meeting, all within the first ten months of her tenure. She has attended and participated in numerous town, village, senior center and other community organization events and meetings and has met individually with Mayors, School Superintendents and community leaders to hear their concerns and their objectives.

Legislator Bosworth was a Trustee of the Board of Education of the Great Neck Public Schools for sixteen years, serving as President, Vice-President and Board Liaison to the Great Neck Senior Center. Legislator Bosworth was former Assemblyman Thomas P. DiNapoli’s Special Projects Coordinator. In that capacity she was instrumental in bringing governmental and health services directly into the community.

Having a life-long commitment to the community, Legislator Bosworth is a member of the Board of Directors of the Great Neck-Manhasset Community Child Care Partnership, the Great Neck Community Fund and the Great Neck Arts Center. She is also a member of the Advisory Boards of the Open Door Parent-Child Caring Center and Foundation of Community Unified Services, Inc. (FOCUS) and a member of the Rotary Club of Great Neck. In short, she is an active participant in the community she serves.

In recognition of her strong advocacy and work on behalf of the community, former State Senator Michael Balboni named Judi Bosworth a 2004 New York State Senate Woman of Distinction; the Nassau County Legislature, in 2003, selected Judi as Trailblazer of the New Millennium and in 2001 she was named to the Town of North Hempstead’s May W. Newburger Women’s Roll of Honor.

A former New York City Public School elementary teacher, Legislator Bosworth received her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Early Childhood Education from City University of New York at Queens College. Judi and her husband, Dr. Jay Bosworth, reside in Great Neck. They have two adult children, Brian, a physician and Michael, an attorney. Brian and his wife Lauren, an attorney, have two children, Andrew Benjamin and Robin Elizabeth.