Kevin McCaffrey & Arthur Walsh
Nassau Executive-elect Bruce Blakeman names OTB counsel as chief deputy
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Nassau County Executive-elect Bruce Blakeman met Wednesday with members of the county legislature to discuss the transition to his administration. Credit: Howard Schnapp
Nassau County Executive-elect Bruce Blakeman on Wednesday appointed as his chief deputy, Arthur Walsh, the general counsel for Nassau Regional Off Track Betting Corp. and top lieutenant to Joseph Cairo Jr., the agency's president and Nassau Republican chairman.
Also Wednesday, Blakeman pledged to speak with leaders of Nassau's police and civil service unions, whose members worked under contracts that expired in 2017.
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