Storm King Strategies

11/07/2018

We have to fix this loophole in NY law.

Posted 11/6/2018 A few weeks ago, CIIM attended the New York Highway Safety Symposium in Lake Placid, NY. As part of the event, there was a panel discussion that examined how offenders go through the state’s interlock program and what potential changes could be made to make the New York state law ...

11/06/2018

Tomorrow, CIIM will join community partners to offer $20,000 worth of free sober ride discounts with Lyft and help Southeastern Conference fans watching the Kentucky Wildcats vs. Georgia Bulldogs game celebrate responsibly. Use the code CATURDAY to redeem. Happy !

05/16/2016

View of Storm King Mountain from the Hudson River.

12/05/2015

Storm King Strategies is a proud sponsor of the Taste of Scotland on behalf of The Campagna Center!

03/08/2015

Red light safety cameras continue to save lives but the contracts must be structured to maximize public confidence.

SKS speaks out.

The camera systems can cost cities millions annually through leases and licensing fees or through ticket revenue siphoned off by the vendor to cover costs and profit. Under the priciest monthly lease proposal, according to records reviewed by the Times Union under the state's Freedom of Information…

02/26/2015

We are very excited to be part of this initiative!

Virginia-based aerospace and defense firm Orbital ATK will conduct independent testing on Takata air bag inflators

11/19/2014

SKS talking about a new NHTSA nominee

Nominee Mark Rosekind would lead the agency at a critical time.

03/10/2014

Talking red light cameras and road safety with NBC over the weekend. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/21134540/vp/54620621 #54620621

06/20/2013

06/20/2013

SKS expert weighs in on the Jeep recall on the Today Show. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/52250388/displaymode/1283/for/facebookvideo

June 19: After an initial refusal by the automaker to recall Jeeps that regulators say could burst into flames in a rear-end collision, Chrysler has now agreed to recall Jeeps and fix the recalled vehicles. NBC’s John Yang reports.