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LegislatorDonald TrottaDear Donald TrottaMy name is Jeffrey Magloire and I am a current matriculating bookman at Sullivan County Community College I redeem a couple of issues that I wanted to bring forward to your attention. As you whitethorn or may not know Sullivan County Community College has just constructed a new dormitory for incoming students. This Dormitory has opened up doors to much students that could not handle the commute to and from school. Although the dormitory has been an advantage to students traveling the students have been living in poor condition for the last five weeks. The starting quarter problem occurred the day we walked in. The students were put into rooms where the paint smell was liquid nonmigratory and was the cause of two asthma attacks. We still have not received cameras which would have been no problem if they had more than two security guards for each shift in our 350 capacity student dorm. I have read the contract that was handed to me and th e dormitory has go against some(prenominal) promises made on that contract. The first violation has made many students drop out of school and go home and miss whiz semester of school. The Dormitory Corporation promised us daily maintenance on exclusively of our bathrooms but the maintenance workers come only three times a week which has raised hazardous fumes coming from the bathroom and similarly the bathroom utensils are not available to students frequently which has deferred the students from having proper hygiene. The pileus fire alarm has not been turned off due to the suddenness of security officers and the alarm goes off every night due to loitering. They in like manner promised that we will have telephone service which has not been honored and or so of students have no way of contacting their friends and family. The School has one phone line and that one phone line is occupied by resident assistant, resident managers, security and is also the phone that security use s to contact the fire discussion section in case of emergency.