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The Franklin Square/Elmont Unit of the Nassau County Police Activity League is an integral part of our community. Our non-profit organization is staffed by a Nassau County Police Officer and a group of volunteer members.

Director:                          Police Officer Kevin Worth
Franklin Square/Elmont P.A.L. Board Members:
President:                         Vin Greco
Vice President:                Anthony M. Ferrante
Trustee:                            Michael Scavelli
2nd Alternate Trustee:
Treasurer:
Secretary:         For more information or to contact one of our Board Members, please email us at fspal@optonline.net   Coming Soon: New location for the Franklin Square PAL Office.  Check back for the Open House & ribbon cutting Ceremony dates & times        On Saturday, August 21st the Franklin Square PAL held a car wash in the Walgreens parking lot on Hempstead Turnpike from 10 AM - 3 PM.  We wish to thank Walgreens for thier help & support for putting this together to aid our programs.  The day was a success.  Thank you to all of our wet & sudsy volunteers.

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We are pleased to announce that the Franklin Square/Elmont Unit of the Nassau County Police Activity League has recently received a new Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Over the past several months the Nassau County Police Activity League has been working closely with John and Karen Acompora and their organization, the Louis J. Acompora Foundation to protect the lives of children involved in sports activities. The Louis J. Acompora Foundation has generously donated AED devices to the Nassau County Police Activity League. Most of our Board members, Commissioners, and Coaches have received CPR/AED training.

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Nassau County Police Activity League Mission Statement

The mission of the Nassau County Police Activity League, Inc. is to operate youth clubs and provide sports, crafts and other programs of a team or individual nature for all boys and girls in Nassau County, New York, regardless of race, religion, income or handicap.  The intent of the activities is to prevent juvenile delinquency and to aid in the development of good citizenship through the positive interaction of police officers and youths.

 

Special needs programs are available: Please contact:

Darlene Capobianco

516-592-0754

 

For additional information about other Nassau County Police Activity League Units and their programs, please visit the Nassau County P.A.L. website at
http://www.ncpal.org