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Sensitive payroll papers found dumped on Jericho Turnpike, trustees say residents helped collect them
Summary
About 100 pieces of payroll and personal data were found dumped on Jericho Turnpike on July 15; trustees and residents collected the documents and officials thanked volunteers while the origin and next steps were not specified in the minutes.
The Board was told that on July 15 roughly 100 pieces of paper containing payroll data and personal information belonging to Long Island Concrete were discovered dumped on Jericho Turnpike between Lewis Avenue and Covert Avenue.
Mayor Christopher Devane thanked Trustee Eve Sheikh and residents Nitesh Sonny, Ken Lane and Scott Castro for helping collect and secure the documents. The minutes state the papers were gathered and the area was cleaned up; they do not specify whether the documents were turned over to law enforcement or what steps, if any, will be taken to notify affected individuals.
The Board did not vote on any immediate action at the meeting; trustees noted the incident during reports and expressed appreciation to the residents who assisted with the cleanup. The minutes contain no further details on the origin of the papers or whether an internal or criminal inquiry was opened.
