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Flight 93 Families Want End to Controversy
By Jennifer Reeger, Tribune-Review
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Anticipating more protest against the Flight 93 National Memorial design during a meeting today in Somerset, family members of some of those aboard the flight held a news conference Friday in Pittsburgh defending the maligned memorial. "Rather than standing pat and being quiet, we're standing up and saying, 'Enough,'" said Patrick White, vice president of the Families of Flight 93.
Family members, who will be attending today's quarterly meeting of the Flight 93 Advisory Commission and Flight 93 Memorial Task Force, said they wanted to set the record straight on the design controversy once and for all.
Some contend that the design of the memorial at the crash site in Stonycreek, Somerset County, includes several Islamic elements, most notably a walkway lined with red maple trees that they believe is a red Islamic crescent.
Those detractors, including Thomas Burnett Sr., whose son Thomas Burnett Jr. was among the 40 passengers and crew killed in the crash during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, also believe the memorial orients toward Mecca, where Muslims face to pray.
Burnett, who is one of several sponsors of a petition against the memorial that has more than 5,000 signatures, said he's sending surrogates to today's meeting to speak on his behalf.
White said he and other family members decided to hold the news conference so that there would be a "clear record going in" to the meeting where they stand.
"We stand on the cusp of moving forward at a very rapid pace where progress will be seen on the site that hasn't changed in nearly seven years," said White, whose cousin Louis Nacke II was aboard the flight.
In fact, the families were set to sign closing papers yesterday afternoon for 930 acres -- about 75 percent of the land needed to build the memorial, which will be a national park.
The family members reiterated what they have said time and again -- that Islamic symbolism is present nowhere in the design. The "crescent" referred to in the original design was tweaked to become more of a circle with two breaks where the plane crashed into the ground.
They added that the design fits with the topography of the land.
The partners in the memorial process have even consulted academics in mathematics and religion who all agree there is nothing to the dissenters' claims.
"Their findings all agree that people looking for controversy will find it if they look hard enough, regardless of the evidence," said Gordon Felt, presidentof the Families of Flight 93, whose brother Edward Felt died on the flight.
More than 1,000 designs were whittled down to five by the first jury, made up of design professionals, family members and community members.
A second jury selected the design from among those final five.
Sandy Felt, Edward Felt's widow, was on the second jury.
She said during yesterday's news conference that while not everyone voted for the design that was chosen, all of the jury members reached a "consensus" that it should move forward.
Sandy Felt said that the issue of the crescent shape came up during discussions because of a public comment card submitted.
Jurors were not willing to dismiss the design because of the name, "Crescent of Embrace," or the shape.
"There's no particular ownership of this shape," she said. "...We felt confident with the notion that the void in the embrace was representative of loss."
But Burnett, reached by phone in Minnesota, vehemently disagreed. He said a consensus was not reached, that he was among six people who voted against it and that he raised serious questions about Islamic symbolism.
"I spoke out about the symbols and tried to explain to them that the Islamists had been using those symbols for hundreds and hundreds of years," Burnett said. "... It's very pretty, but it doesn't belong there where we lost 40 American heroes, including my son Tom."
The family members said large changes to the design are out of the question, although alterations are expected as the conceptual drawings become schematic plans.
"I would be wary of making major modifications to a memorial that was selected using the process that was used," Gordon Felt said. "We can't satisfy everybody all the time."
He added the allegations are "quite hurtful to think we would want to create a memorial to those who murdered our loved ones."
But Burnett said he's hurt, too.
"I consider it an insult to my son Tom and the other 39 that died at the hands of those Islamists, and quite frankly I don't understand why people wouldn't want to figure out how and why this design got this far," he said.
No other family members have publicly denounced the design as Burnett has. He believes others are out there but are afraid to speak.
Burnett said he'll never give up.
"I'm not going to give up this fight because these people don't think much beyond their noses and they've got their heads in the sand, and they feel that once it's going along they're going to let it keep going," he said.
But the family members backing the design are just as steadfast.
"The controversy has not had any impact on our moving forward," Gordon Felt said. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Remember Me Roses Launches Its 2008 Rose, Forty Heroes

Remember Me Roses is a Portland Oregon-based not-for-profit that is developing nine new roses and three rose gardens to honour those killed on September 11, 2001.

The nine roses are being launched one each year. Each rose honours a different group of September 11th heroes. This year’s rose, Forty Heroes, the fourth of the nine, pays tribute to the 40 brave crew members and passengers on board United Flight 93. It is a golden yellow rose hybridized by Ping Lim of Bailey Nurseries. It should be available at local garden centers this year. Yellow is the colour of peace and of friendship, making it a suitable choice to honour these wonderful people.

Already in existence are: the pink, yellow and white climbing rose, Soaring Spirits, named for all those who died inside the Twin Towers, We Salute You, a pinkish orange hybrid tea that honours the 125 Pentagon workers and the red rose, Firefighter.

Next year’s rose is the all-white For the Finest, named for the police officers killed on the 11th. The other four roses yet to be developed will honour those aboard Flights 11, 175 and 77, and the Port Authority Police Department.

The three gardens will be located near the three attack sites. Test gardens in each community have been planted. A portion of the price of each rose goes to a fund to maintain the gardens.

For more information and photos of the roses, visit http://www.remember-me-rose.org/roses.asp.

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Family House Trailer at Gate 10

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PA) has made a commitment to keep a small private area for the families of the September 11, 2001 victims. Many families wanted a space within the World Trade Center site. Originally that space was located on Liberty Street. Once construction began there, we were given another space at gate 10 behind the temporary PATH station entrance. Of late, we have still had that space but needed to gain access from Gate 4. Now construction is about to begin near that space, so the following accommodations have been made.

-The space now available from Gate 4 will close at 5:00 p.m. on Friday,
May 2, 2008.

-This trailer (family room) will be moved in its entirety back to the Liberty Street area, with access through Gate 7. The "lower" family room will reopen on Monday, May 12, 2008 at 9:00am.

-The PA has arranged to have photographs taken of the current space, so that we can relocate anything that may get dislodged during the move.

-Before the move, a few family members will wrap and pack anything that might break during the move. Once the new location is established, we will put those articles back in their former location.

- If any family member wants to remove something before the May 2nd closing, please feel free to come in and do so.

This new location will only be available for about two months. During that time, a few family members and the PA will explore a new location. Again, the PA is very committed to supplying this on-site space as long as possible. I'll keep you posted on any new developments.

Questions? Write to: WTCFamiliesforProperBurial@comcast.net

Wishing you some peace,

Diane Horning, Matthew's mom

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NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE
Thomas R. Frieden, MD, MPH, Commissioner NYC Department of Mental Health and Hygenie: Benefits for New Yorkers Struggling with Mental Health & Substance Abuse Problems Related to 9-11
FACT SHEET

9/11 Benefit Program for Mental Health and Substance-Use Services

New York City’s New Program Provides Coverage for Those Who Need Help

The New York City Health Department is offering an insurance-like benefit to help cover mental health and substance-use treatment for NYC residents still affected by the terrorist events of September 11, 2001.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

If you’re still suffering psychological symptoms related to the events of 9/11, you may qualify for coverage under the NYC 9/11 Benefit Program. To find out, call 311 or visit http://www.nyc.gov/9-11mentalhealth. A benefit coordinator will work with you to establish whether you are eligible and explain the process for submitting claims.

If you are found eligible, you will receive reimbursement for out-of-pocket costs, up to the maximum amount allowed under the NYC 9/11 Benefit Program fee schedule for mental health or substance-use treatment.

If you have insurance, you must first apply your insurance benefit toward the cost of treatment. The NYC 9/11 Benefit Program will reimburse for the remaining out-of-pocket costs.

If you don’t have insurance, you can receive reimbursement for the fees you pay to providers, up to the maximum amount allowed under the NYC 9/11 Benefit Program’s fee schedule.

The Benefit Program will directly reimburse providers if they file claims for services they provide to eligible patients. If a provider’s fee exceeds the reimbursable amount for a given service, the patient will be responsible for the balance.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

Two groups of NYC residents are eligible for the program.

Group A includes individuals or family members of those who:

• Lost a family member, were seriously injured, or lived below Canal Street
• Worked in the WTC area or at the Pentagon – whether or not they were at work that day. Or were evacuated from the WTC area or the Pentagon
• Attended a school near the WTC, or are the parent of a child who attended nearby
• Were a rescue, recovery, or reconstruction worker assigned to a “restricted site”
• Were an emergency dispatcher on 9/11 or worked in the morgues serving the attacks sites
• Worked south of Canal Street or at Ronald Reagan Airport, and before January 11, 2002 lost their job or earned less than 70% of their pre-9/11 income
• Have a family member, or shared a home with someone, who meets the criteria above
and
• Reside in NYC

Group B includes NYC residents who are not in Group A but who have psychological symptoms that are likely related to the attacks. Individuals in this category will be screened, and their treating providers will be asked to submit a letter affirming that their conditions are likely related to the events of 9/11.

WHAT SERVICES ARE COVERED?

The NYC 9/11 Benefit Program reserves the right to modify covered services at any time. Covered services include:

• Outpatient mental health and substance-use services: The benefit program covers out-of-pocket costs associated with outpatient treatment. There is no dollar cap on reimbursement for members of Group A. For members of Group B, reimbursement is limited to $3,000 over the lifetime of the benefit.

• Medication and laboratory work related to mental health and substance-use treatment: Additionally, the benefit covers reimbursement for medication and/or laboratory work up to $1,500 over the lifetime of the benefit.

• Psychological evaluations and testing: The benefit covers up to eight hours of evaluation and testing for children age 21 and under.

The benefit program does not cover the following:

• Inpatient services
• Emergency-room visits and related services
• Acupuncture
• Art therapy and other expressive therapies
• Missed appointments
• Non-related mental health/substance use medications


WHO CAN PROVIDE TREATMENT?

To receive reimbursement, you must receive services from a provider who is licensed/certified in New York State, or who works under the supervision of a New York State-licensed provider in the same field of practice.

Services delivered by the following licensed or certified professionals are covered under the NYC 9/11 Benefit Program:

• Physicians
• Psychologists
• Social workers
• Nurse practitioners
• Certified alcoholism or substance-use counselors
• Mental health counselors
• Marriage and family counselors
• Licensed psychoanalysts (state license holders only; national certification is not sufficient)


HOW CAN I APPLY FOR THE BENEFIT?

Any eligible person can enroll by calling 877-737-1164 (877-SEP11MH) or (TTY) 212-982-5284. Group A enrollment is also available online, at http://www.nyc.gov/9-11mentalhealth.

IMPORTANT DATES:


• April 2008: Enrollment begins

• January 2, 2007: Coverage begins (retroactively)

• July 7, 2010: Enrollment ends

• January 7, 2011: Coverage ends

• March 31, 2011: Last day to submit claims


Note: Terms are subject to modification based on available resources and the success of the program. For more information, visit http://www.nyc.gov/9-11mentalhealth. This program is funded and overseen by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, with benefit access coordinated by the Mental Health Association of NYC.

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NEW ENTRANCE TO FAMILY TRAILER

GATE 4, VESEY & CHURCH STREETS

On Friday, April 11 at 11:59pm, the Church Street entrance to the World Trade Center PATH station will be closed. There will be no access to Gate 10.

The new entrance to the WTC family trailer will be through Gate 4 at Vesey and Church Streets.
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7/7 bombings film to debut in July
Staff and agencies
Wednesday April 9, 2008
guardian.co.uk

A £4m production which looks set to be the first film to tell the story of the 7/7 London suicide bombings will hit UK cinemas 
in July. 
Shoot on Sight features Brian Cox, Greta Scacchi, Sadie Frost and the Indian actor Om Puri, who starred as the 
tyrannical patriarch of an Anglo-Pakistani family in East in East. It has been directed by the Indian-American 
film-maker  Jagmohan Mundhra.

The title refers to the order given to the Metropolitan police when faced with suspected terrorists in the wake of the suicide 
bombings. The film will also  focus on the ongoing threat from British terrorists linked to fundamentalist Islam. 

Mundhra, who was living in London at the time of the attacks, said he wanted to show the affect on Londoners' perspectives 
towards people of Asian appearance following the attacks. 

"Having lived and worked in London for many years, I became very aware of and affected by how peoples' attitudes were 
changing towards me," he told the Hollywood Reporter. "Taxi drivers  would not stop for me in the days following 7/7, and 
I could completely understand why. 
                              
 "The fact that I had always found London to be an extremely culturally tolerant city made this change in atmosphere all the 
more shocking."        
                        
A number of films have dealt with the September 11 attacks in the US, including Oliver Stone's World Trade Center, which 
used a traditionaldramatic approach and attracted criticism from some quarters for employing bombast, and Paul Greengrass' 
cinema verité-style United 93.

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The Libraries Remember Project

24 hours
September 10, 2008—September 11, 2008
at Libraries Nationwide

Please contact your local library and make sure they know about this program.


From the Libraries Remember website:

Libraries represent the sum of all human knowledge, and they represent equal access to that knowledge. Libraries represent freedom of expression, celebration of diversity, a playing field that is level, preservation of heritage, and commitment to the future.

There may be nothing more antithetical to terrorism, hatred, bigotry, and fanaticism than the American Public Library.

We believe there can be no more fitting tribute, no more appropriate commemoration of September 11, 2001, than for libraries to simply be there.

We invite libraries throughout the United States to join us. We propose that libraries of every type, every size, and in every state, for those twenty-four hours, conduct business as usual: facilitate communication, foster citizenship, promote understanding, guarantee freedom of access to information, and above all, on that particular day, stand with doors wide open as a remarkable symbol of our freedom.

In all the affairs of humankind, libraries embrace diversity and epitomize tolerance.
Libraries collect and safeguard all of human history, with its brilliance and stupidity, joy and sorrow, triumph and failure intact, uncensored, and freely accessible to all.

Libraries insure that all individuals have the opportunity to become informed, literate, educated, and culturally enriched.

Libraries are sanctuaries of thought, guardians of language, and protectors of the spirit; they are a refuge from oppression, a safe haven for dissent, and a living symbol of democracy.

Above all, libraries remember.

http://www.librariesremember.net
(The website increases its content as the anniversary draws nearer. Check back!)

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Reps. Nadler and Lofgren to Investigate Status of Compensation for 9/11 Illnesses

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman Jerrold Nadler (NY-08), Chair of the Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties and Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren (CA-16), Chair of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security, and International Law will hold a joint oversight hearing titled, "Paying With Their Lives: The Status of Compensation for 9/11 Health Effects," on Tuesday, April 1, 2008 at 10:00 A.M.

While prior hearings have focused on how the federal government should provide health care services for individuals whose health was adversely impacted by the effects of the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks, this hearing will mark the first time that Congress has focused specifically on those individuals' economic losses. These losses occur when 9/11-related illness causes affected individuals to, for example, lose their employment.

In particular, this hearing will examine different compensation approaches used thus far to address 9/11-related economic losses, such as state worker's compensation programs, the Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) and the World Trade Center Captive Insurance Company. The hearing will also examine specific problems arising for first responders, workers, local residents and other individuals whose illnesses did not become apparent for months or years after September 11, as well as individuals who may become sick in the future. Finally, the hearing will consider possible solutions to provide the necessary relief to affected individuals who have and will continue to experience losses, but have thus far seen little or no compensation.

Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security and International Law and Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Joint Oversight Hearing on "Paying with Their Lives: The Status of Compensation for 9/11 Health Effects"

Kenneth Feinberg, Former Special Master, Victim Compensation Fund;
James Melius, MD, PhD, Administrator, New York State Laborers' Health and Safety Trust Fund;
Mike Valentin, former NYPD detective with severe 9/11-related health problems;
Michael Cardozo, Corporation Counsel, City of New York

Tuesday, April 1, 2008 - 10:00 A.M.

Room 2141, Rayburn House Office Building

FOR PLANNING PURPOSES: Wednesday, March 26, 2008

CONTACT: Shin Inouye, 202-225-5635 (Nadler)

Pedro Ribeiro, (202) 225-3072 (Lofgren)

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Writing the Century
Writing the Century is a BBC drama series that will explore the 20th century through real correspondence and diaries from the 
great, the good and the ordinary. The series will reflect the experiences of a broad mix of society - housewives, politicians, 
Council workers, writers, lawyers, shopkeepers, prisoners, entrepreneurs – as well as more well-known figures of society. 
We are looking for diaries and letters that describe what life was like during the 20th century and are very keen to hear from 
any members of the public who would like to share such content with us. We are interested in any personal accounts that were 
written at the time, rather than memoirs that were written after the main  events.
Get in touch with the production team with some information about the dates the content covers and a little about the people 
involved. Why were they corresponding? What happened when they stopped writing?  What kind of themes, places or people are 
described? The team will then contact you – no content will be used without  the permission of the owners.
You can also add extracts from the diaries or letters to Memoryshare  – a BBC project that is gathering  memories submitted by 
the public online. There are already hundreds of memories on  the site. Extracts added here will also  be considered for inclusion 
in Writing the Century dramas.
You can visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/writing_the_century.shtml for more information, or e-mail writingthecentury@bbc.co.uk
to contribute.
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A Journey for 9/11: Supporting the Heroes of Ground Zero

Address: a Journey for 9/11
                C/o Valley National Bank
                P.O. Box 707
                Wayne, NJ 07474-0707
Telephone: 866.808.2553
Email: Service@aJourneyfor911.Info
Website: http://www.ajourneyfor911.info/
Our mission is to help provide health care for the surviving rescue and recovery workers who rushed to Ground Zero 
after the 9-11 attacks, by raising a minimum of $10 Million. One day an idea came to George Martin, executive, 
humanitarian and former New York Football Giants star.  Many of those who had rushed to aid in the aftermath of 9-11 
are sick with respiratory and other diseases that can cause permanent  disability. Some have even lost their jobs  and 
had no insurance. Mr. Martin wanted to help.


Mr. Martin will walk from the George Washington Bridge (NY) to the Golden Gate Bridge (CA), stopping along the way to 
promote various events in support of the mission.


The goal is to raise several million dollars for the medical care of Ground Zero workers.  Mr. Martin is looking to raise 
funds and, in addition, whatever amount he raises, participating Hospitals and Medical Care partners will provide a 
dollar-for-dollar match in medical services essentially doubling the amount of help care available for The Heroes of 
Ground  Zero.


A Journey for 9/11 is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit public charity and your contributions are tax-deductible.


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RED CROSS ENDS SOME 9/11 AID PROGRAMS

The American Red Cross, which has taken in more than $1billion in Sept. 11 donations, is ending some programs that have given $178 
million primarily to victims'relatives before it phases out most of its Sept. 11programs next year, a spokesman said. "This is part of our 
exit strategy of moving services into the communities where people directly affected by  9/11 live and work," Red Cross spokesman 
Jeffrey Hon said. The Red Cross stopped taking applications on Dec. 30 for some of the programs that it directly administered, and by 
the end of 2007 it is expected to have transferred its funds to some of the more than 100 nonprofits that provide counseling, health 
and educational services. The Red Cross is one of the largest charities to provide help to families, rescue workers and residents 
affected by the 2001 terrorist attacks. The programs being discontinued by the Red Cross include the Supplemental Gift program, 
which gave$55,000 payments to each of the more than 3,000 estates of SSept. 11 victims and to some of the most severely injured. 
The agency also gave $9.5 million to more than 800 people who were disabled or demonstrated financial difficulty and $2.6 million to 
social work services for hundreds of people. 
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Discounted Dental Treatment Available 

The New York University College of Dentistry and its Dean,Dr. Michael Alfano, is offering families of 9/11 victims discounted dental 
treatment to take care of personal care issues that may have been ignored due to the stresses of the last several years.
The school is training a whole new class of students and has also increased the diversity of the services offered. The College of 
Dentistry has several specialties, including aesthetic dentistry (whitening and veneers), orthodontics (braces) and implant (tooth 
replacement). Each of these specialty practices is offering services that can help improve not only personal appearance but also 
self-confidence. 
The College will provide access to the finest, state-of-the-art services and facilities available for these treatments,such as porcelain 
veneers or whitening/ bleaching, bonding, implants to replace missing teeth and also some orthodontics work. Some of these 
procedures are considered cosmetic and are very expensive and usually not covered by any kind of insurance. Others may be partially 
covered. As an educational istitution, NYU offers a discounted rate to its patients, and is offering an even deeper discounted price to 
the families of 9/11victims. The savings is substantial. Before any work is done, a full assessment will be made and a cost estimate would 
be developed and discussed with each person receiving services.
To schedule an evaluation, call 212.998.9700. All appointments will take place at the NYU College of Dentistry at 345 E 24th Street 
(at First Avenue). Please mention you are part of the WTC program.

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Mental Health and Substance Abuse program Deadlines
The September 11th Mental Health and Substance Abuse Program has given financial assistance to many of those who were directly 
affected by the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The September 11th Mental Health and Substance Abuse Program will be 
ending at the end of 2007. 
Enrolling before January 2, 2007 entitles you to access services throughout that year.Deadline to Enroll in the Program:January 2, 2007.
Last Date Services Will Be Covered: December 31, 2007
Last Day to File a Claim: March 31, 2008
Aside from these deadlines, there are no changes to the program. Coverage will remain the same. All claims will continue to be processed 
as usual. 
Questions? Call 212.614.6383 or 866.807.5994 or visit the program website at www.9-11MentalHealth.org. 
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Don't Let Your Health Insurance Lapse!

Ifyou were a dependent of a September 11th victim, please check the expiration date of your health insurance. Marsh & Mclennan is
encouraging their families to check the expiration date of their COBRA coverage. The GHI 9-11 Health Insurance Plan may be able to 
help you if your insurance is expiring. For more information about this plan, please contact Jennifer Jacobs at jenniferj973@aol.com, 
Liz Mattson atelizabethmattson@gmail.com, or Bill Doyle at WDoyle5615@aol.com.              
               

If you plan to enroll in the GHI 9-11 Health Insurance Plan, send copies of the death certificate, marriage license, and birth certificates 
ofeach eligible child with your enrollment application. This will expedite the process. Children are eligible until the age of 25 if they are 
enrolled in college.

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Update on WTC Jewelry Claims
As there is no longer a website to go to for information, please contact Michael Henley of the World Trade Center Recovery Unit. You can 
e-mail him photographs and detailed descriptions of your missing items, together with any serial numbers you may have. His e-mail is 
mhenley@nypd.org. You can contact him with questions at 646.610.5531.

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World Trade Center Personal Property Update

During the recovery process at Ground Zero, thousands of personal items were retrieved. Thus far, about 70% of the salvaged property 
has beenconnected with or returned to the owner or family members. The remaining items – among the most difficult to identify – are part 
of a collection of 8,100 invoices at the Property Clerk’s Office of the NYPD.
Family members looking to still claim property of their loved ones should follow the following authorization process:                              
1) Go to the NYPD Property Clerk’s Office to obtain a ‘Property Clerk’s Voucher’ at the ‘World Trade Center’ window. 
2) If your loved one had a will, you must then bring the document to the Surrogate Court to receive permission to take his property. 
3) If there was no will, bring the voucher to the Public Administrator’s Office to receive permission to take custody. 
4) Return to the Property Clerk’s office with your paperwork to receive the property. 
You may also go to the Property Clerk’s Office to receive information regarding your loved one’s missing property, but you may be unable 
to receive the property on the same day. The office will, however,take all of your information andenter your claim.
Jewelry is very difficult to connect with owners or family members, and many pieces remain unclaimed. Therefore, the Property Clerk’s 
Office is developing a Web site which will allow family members to claim  the missing jewelry by filing a descriptive claim regarding the 
missing piece or pieces. The system is to be made available in the fall, and family members are encouraged to be as detailed as possible 
when describing the missing items.

Contact Information: 
Inspector Jack Trabitz
C/o New York City Police Department
Property Clerk Division
One Police Plaza, Room 208New York, NY 10038
646.610.5905

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