Legislator Solages, born and raised in Elmont, graduated from H. Frank Carey High School in Franklin Square. He currently lives in Valley Stream. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and a Juris Doctor from Boston College Law School.

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Carrie Solages is originally from Elmont. He earned a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and a law degree from Boston College Law School. He lives in Valley Stream.

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Legislator Solages, a former Bronx Assistant District Attorney, has practiced law throughout the New York metropolitan area as a partner in his law firm, Solages & Solages. Prior to serving within the Legislature, Legislator Solages served as a Commissioner for the Nassau County Commission on Human Rights.

Carrie Solages practices law as a partner in Solages & Solages. He previously worked as a Bronx assistant district attorney.

I want to begin by saying thank you for the trust you have once again placed in me. Because of your support, I will have the honor of serving you for an eighth term in the Nassau County Legislature. Since I was first elected in 2011, my commitment has never changed: to advocate every day for working families, safer streets, and a fair share of county resources for Legislative District 3.

Carri Solages: Ready to serve the community in 2026

Carrie currently serves in the Nassau County Legislature for Legislative District 3. He was first elected in 2011 and said he would serve an eighth term.

Carrié Solages: Ready to serve the community in 2026

Carrie currently serves in the Nassau County Legislature for Legislative District 3. He was first elected in 2011.

2026 New York General Election

As of October 26, 2026, Carrie Solages’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Addressing Community Concerns in Elmont. Responding to the concerns expressed by his constituents in Elmont, Legislator Solages is working with the Nassau County Police Department’s Fifth Precinct and the Town of Hempstead to address quality of life issues along Hempstead Turnpike and Elmont Road, including litter and debris cleanup.

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ELMONT: Having great fields and parks are important to residents. That is why I obtained $316,800 in funding to improve park land at the Dutch Broadway Athletic Complex (aka the “SUMP”) in Elmont. The project involves construction a soccer field and a cricket pitch as well as repairing the water table and the ground issues at the SUMP.

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Works with county police and the Town of Hempstead on litter and debris cleanup along Hempstead Turnpike and Elmont Road.

Obtained $316,800 to improve the Dutch Broadway Athletic Complex, including a soccer field, cricket pitch, and site repairs.

- Works with county police and the Town of Hempstead on litter and debris cleanup along Hempstead Turnpike and Elmont Road.
- Obtained $316,800 to improve the Dutch Broadway Athletic Complex, including a soccer field, cricket pitch, and site repairs.

Public Services

I will also continue to provide the communities I serve with resources that empower homeowners to advocate for themselves and ensure that they pay only their fair share of property taxes, and not a penny more. Each year my office hosts a series of assessment grievance workshops to help property owners challenge the assessed values of their homes if they believe they are incorrect.

I will also continue to provide the communities I serve with resources that empower homeowners to advocate for themselves and ensure that they pay only their fair share of property taxes, and not a penny more. Each year my office hosts a series of assessment grievance workshops to help property owners challenge the assessed values of their homes if they believe they are incorrect. These workshops teach you how to exercise your rights — without hiring an expensive outside service.

Dozens Attend First-Time Homebuyers Workshop. Legislator Solages recently partnered with the State of New York Mortgage Agency (SONYMA) and the Long Island Housing Partnership (LIHP) to host a workshop for first-time homebuyers at the Elmont Memorial Library.

Provides property-tax assessment grievance workshops to help homeowners challenge assessments they believe are incorrect.

Partnered with state housing agencies to host a workshop for first-time homebuyers.

- Provides property-tax assessment grievance workshops to help homeowners challenge assessments they believe are incorrect.
- Partnered with state housing agencies to host a workshop for first-time homebuyers.

Housing & Urban Development

I have led the efforts to equip our Nassau County Police Officers with body cameras. I have also funded efforts to have more auxiliary police cars in our community to patrol and show a visible law enforcement presence. I have funded and supported efforts for the use of Shot Spotter which has detected gun use in our community which much be treated as a priority because we see rising gun violence in the metro NYC area.

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I have promoted many other efforts to help reduce crime. I have funded through my supportive funding votes as a Legislator to fully fund such programs and providing more resources to our law enforcement through technology. I have led the efforts to equip our Nassau County Police Officers with body cameras. I have also funded efforts to have more auxiliary police cars in our community to patrol and show a visible law enforcement presence.

On June 4th I stood with Legislative Minority Leader Kevan Abrahams (District 1) and Legislator Siela Bynoe (District 2) urging the Nassau County Police Department to implement a program to require officers to use dashboard and body cameras. The legislation we introduced would create a demonstration program with cameras in marked and unmarked patrol cars. Implementing ‘dash and body cams’ would be an extra layer of protection and safety for police and the public.

Funded additional auxiliary police cars for community patrols and visible law-enforcement presence.

Advocated for police dashboard cameras and body cameras, including a demonstration program for marked and unmarked patrol cars.

- Funded additional auxiliary police cars for community patrols and visible law-enforcement presence.
- Advocated for police dashboard cameras and body cameras, including a demonstration program for marked and unmarked patrol cars.

Public Safety

Looking ahead, I will continue to hold the county’s feet to the fire to ensure that our district gets its fair share of resources, especially when it comes to long-overdue repairs of major county roads that you travel every day. Our communities deserve safe, well-maintained infrastructure, and I won’t stop fighting until we see real results.

The constituents of the 3rd Legislative District rely heavily upon public transportation, and Legislator Solages has been on the forefront of advocacy for the rights of commuters to safe, affordable, and efficient public transport. Legislator Solages has remained critical of the privatization of the buses in Nassau County and has raised awareness of poor transportation service issues such as late buses, lack of proper training of drivers, and cuts to popular routes through community forums and panels, as well as through non-traditional platforms such as YouTube.

He is also calling upon UBS Arena—which will soon be opening an array of new retail stores—to be better neighbors and reduce the daily $5 commuter parking fee. Legislator Solages is also demanding more bus and Able Ride service between Hempstead Turnpike to the new Elmont LIRR station.

Legislator Solages is currently advocating for a turn signal that would facilitate left-hand turns onto west-bound North Fletcher Avenue in N. Valley Stream and is working with Nassau’s Department of Public Works to complete a traffic study of North Central Avenue.

Plans to press the county to repair major roads in District 3.

Opposes privatizing Nassau County buses and advocates for safe, affordable, reliable public transportation.

Calls for expanded bus and Able Ride service between Hempstead Turnpike and the Elmont Long Island Rail Road station.

Advocates for a turn signal on North Fletcher Avenue and a traffic study of North Central Avenue.

- Plans to press the county to repair major roads in District 3.
- Opposes privatizing Nassau County buses and advocates for safe, affordable, reliable public transportation.
- Calls for expanded bus and Able Ride service between Hempstead Turnpike and the Elmont Long Island Rail Road station.
- Advocates for a turn signal on North Fletcher Avenue and a traffic study of North Central Avenue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Our communities deserve safe, well-maintained infrastructure, and I won’t stop fighting until we see real results. We will also be working to address the excessive air traffic in the skies above District 3, and the noise and air pollution that those flight paths create.

Plans to address aircraft noise and air pollution from flight paths over District 3.

- Plans to address aircraft noise and air pollution from flight paths over District 3.

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Proposed a county budget plan without a tax increase, citing spending cuts, independent audits, and reduced outsourcing.

Funded and supported ShotSpotter gunshot-detection technology.

Opposed eliminating the Problem Oriented Police Unit and organized residents to seek its restoration.

Prioritizes repairs and a larger reconstruction project for Nassau Expressway (New York State Route 878).

- Partnered with state housing agencies to host a workshop for first-time homebuyers.

- Advocated for police dashboard cameras and body cameras, including a demonstration program for marked and unmarked patrol cars.

- Calls for expanded bus and Able Ride service between Hempstead Turnpike and the Elmont Long Island Rail Road station.
- Advocates for a turn signal on North Fletcher Avenue and a traffic study of North Central Avenue.

The Nassau County District 3 biography identifies Solages's upbringing and current residence, then describes his higher education: “Legislator Solages, born and raised in Elmont, graduated from H. Frank Carey High School in Franklin Square. He currently lives in Valley Stream. He holds a Bachelor's Degree from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and a Juris Doctor from Boston College Law School.”

The Nassau County District 3 biography states: “Legislator Solages, a former Bronx Assistant District Attorney, has practiced law throughout the New York metropolitan area as a partner in his law firm, Solages & Solages. Prior to serving within the Legislature, Legislator Solages served as a Commissioner for the Nassau County Commission on Human Rights.”

In a candidate-authored 2026 message, Solages wrote: “I want to begin by saying thank you for the trust you have once again placed in me. Because of your support, I will have the honor of serving you for an eighth term in the Nassau County Legislature. Since I was first elected in 2011, my commitment has never changed: to advocate every day for working families, safer streets, and a fair share of county resources for Legislative District 3.” A Nassau County January 2026 news release separately reported that Solages was sworn in for a new term representing the Third Legislative District.

Carri Solages ready to serve the community in 2026

Advocates for the Belmont project developer to create a downtown Elmont beautification improvement bureau.

Funded and supported the use of ShotSpotter gunshot-detection technology.

Plans to address excessive air traffic and associated noise and air pollution in District 3.

Advocates for a rapid bus transfer partnership connecting Hempstead Turnpike with a north-side train station near the Belmont Arena project.

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So now the good news: There is a solution, but sadly Ed Mangano and the Republican Majority have not thought of it— but both ME & THE DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE MINORITY CAUCUS FIGURED OUT A WAY NOT TO RAISE YOUR TAXES. 1) Cut any and all un-necessary spending and expenses from the County Executive’s own personal budget which he proposed to increase this year, while proposing to increase your taxes. 2) Make government more efficient by imposing independent auditors who will bring both cost savings and transparency. 3) Do more with less by stopping outsourcing of expensive ‘crony contracts’ & outside counsel to Ed’s friends. Under the proposed Democratic Budget plan I and my Democratic colleagues are proposing, you would actually have NO TAX INCREASE and still see a rebate from the State.

I have also funded efforts to have more auxiliary police cars in our community to patrol and show a visible law enforcement presence. I have funded and supported efforts for the use of Shot Spotter which has detected gun use in our community which much be treated as a priority because we see rising gun violence in the metro NYC area.

Keeping the “POP” Cops in Our Community Legislator Solages fights to restore the vital Community Policing Unit. When the Problem Oriented Police (POP) Unit was eliminated earlier this year, I alerted residents, civic, and school leaders and rallied them to oppose these unfair cuts. I invited Acting Nassau County Police Commissioner Thomas C. Krumpter to the community meeting sponsored by my office. Now, several officers have been restored your communities covered by the 4th and 5th precinct to handle incidents such as robberies and gang activity.

INWOOD: Nassau Expressway (NY 878) is a very high priority for me. In June 2014, I was able to get a commitment from the New York State Department of Transportation (NYS DOT) that interim repairs would be made. However, major construction is still necessary to upgrade this vital costal evacuation and commercial area roadway. I am continuing to communicate with the NYS DOT to speed up the timetable to get this work done.