• Monroe County Web Site; Events and services for all of Monroe County
• The Monroe County Legislature: includes calendar of events and lists all your legislature representatives
• New York State Senate e-mail addresses. --from Rochester-info.com 
• New York State Assembly's Web Site http://www.assembly.state.ny.us
• Government Information New York State Government  United States Government  
• Official New York State Site
• Find the telephone, E-mail, and addresses for of all Monroe County, Rochester, and all the surrounding townships at RochesterPolitics.com 
• Monroe County Democrat Committee: Find names and address for all Rochester elected Democrats. 
• Local City/Town/Village Governments in our area, from About.com.
• Find your Monroe County Legislatures, from Monroe County. 
• An unofficial guide to the Internet resources of Monroe County, New York. Monroe County Government E-mail Addresses, by Max Lent
• Monroe County Board of Elections: You can't help the environment at all with your voting power, if you are not registered to vote.  Get the information you need on registration and other important election material from this site. 
• Learn how to start a petition online, form E-The People: This site helps you determine you your recipients will be, approve petition recipients, write your petition, sign and approve your petition.
• Congress.org--Major site for finding out what your representatives are doing and how to contact them.
• Project Vote Smart  Do you know who your representatives are?  How to Contact them? How they voted on specific projects?
• PIRG: 1998 Congressional Scorecard  Find our how our representatives, and all of them in the US, stack up on the environment.
• League of Conservation Voters LCV also has a World Wide Web site where you can find National Environmental Scorecards, recent environmental votes, letters to Congress, and grassroots and membership information.
• Go here to find out who your representatives are, how they have been voting, and subscribe to Capitol Watch to keep informed daily of what's being done in Congress.
• Contacting the Congress Here you have a clickable map to find out who your congress person is and how to contact them.
• Grassroots Activism? Check up on your representatives to see how they are voting. 20/20 Vision provides information on how to contact your representatives and what to say when you do. "This is how you can influence decision makers without a team of high-paid lobbyists!"
• Congressional E*Mail addresses from National Audubon Society.
• Look for individual campaign contributions to candidates, PACs or soft money contributions
• Find Your Lawmakers --contact your law makers and learn about issues in your state. --From National Wildlife Federation.
• US Capitol Switchboard - 202-224-3121
  To contact your senators - http://www.senate.gov/contacting/index.cfm
  To contact your representative - http://www.house.gov/writerep/

     Visit FirstGov.gov for easy, one-stop access to all online U.S. Federal Government resources.

Representatives in Government

        Most of our government representatives are on the Internet.  Contact them for environmental information and to to get them act on specific environmental concerns you have.  Most representatives ask that their constituents provide their names and addresses.  You must do this if you want a response.