Leticia Remauro

Leticia Remauro is a community activist, author and political commentator in the New York City area.

Community Involvement

Ms. Remauro is a long time member of Staten Island Community Board 1, a New York City government agency consisting of 50 volunteer members appointed by the Borough President and members of the New York City Council. Prior to becoming Chair Ms. Remauro served as 2nd Vice Chair, Rules Chair, Transportation Chair and Parliamentarian.

Government Service

Ms. Remauro served as Vice President for Community Relations for the Battery Park City Authority, a New York State Public Benefit Corporation tasked with developing 92 acres of land created using fill from the World Trade Center site which was located directly across the street in Lower Manhattan. Battery Park City is home to the first sustainable residential highrise building known as the Solaire.

Political Involvement

From 1999 to 2002, Leticia Remauro served as Chairman of the Richmond County Republican Committee during which time she guided the party to many victories including delivering the votes that elected Michael Bloomberg as Mayor of New York City. Ms. Remauro also served as Executive Director of New York State Victory 2000, an political organization created by the New York Republican State Committee to oversee the 2000 Presidential election in New York State. Ms. Remauro was the Republican Candidate for New York State Assembly 60th District in 1994, running against then incumbent Assemblymember Eric Vitaliano. She also ran as an Alternate Delegate to Republican National Convention in 2000.

Ms. Remauro appears regularly on NY1 Consultant's Corner with host Errol Louis

Author

Ms. Remauro is the author of Patric's Saga and I'm Not Fat, I'm Just Big Boned and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves.

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