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Your Voice Is the Only WeaponThey Can't Ignore.

Sign the Petition

Add your name to the official community record

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Call Your Representatives

Use this script — it takes less than 2 minutes

Your Call Script

Hello, my name is [YOUR NAME] and I'm a resident of Liverpool, New York, zip code [YOUR ZIP]. I'm calling to express my strong opposition to the 184-foot commercial cell tower that is being erected on New York State Thruway Authority land in our residential neighborhood—without any local zoning review, environmental assessment, or notification to affected residents. I'm asking you to: 1. Investigate how this project is bypassing all local oversight by using state-owned land 2. Support legislation to close this loophole so it can't happen in other communities 3. Push for a full environmental and structural review of this tower 4. Ensure that community input is required for any future builds on state land in residential areas This affects hundreds of families and sets a dangerous precedent for all of New York. Thank you for your time.

Start Local. The Town of Salina Has 33,000 Residents.

Even though they are bypassing our community by building on state land, the fight starts here. Your Town Board members are the closest elected officials to this issue. When 33,000 residents start calling, emailing, and showing up — that pressure rolls uphill fast.

1Town of Salina Town Board

Town Supervisor

Raul Huerta

Head of the Town of Salina

Ward 1 Councilor

Hayley Downs

Town Board member

Ward 2 Councilor

Leesa Paul

Town Board member

Ward 3 Councilor

Page Steinhardt

Town Board member

Ward 4 Councilor

Eliza Hewitt Driscoll

Town Board member

2County & State Representatives

Onondaga County Legislator — 4th District

Jeremiah Thompson

Covers Liverpool & Salina — also chairs Liverpool Zoning Board of Appeals

NY State Senator — 50th District

Christopher Ryan

Syracuse office: 333 E. Washington St, Room 800

NY State Assembly — 128th District

Pamela J. Hunter

Syracuse office: 711 E. Genesee St, 2nd Floor

Pack the Town Board Meeting

Show up in person. Numbers matter.

Date

Check Schedule

Next scheduled meeting

Time

7:00 PM

Arrive early for public comment

Location

Town of Salina Town Hall

201 School Rd, Liverpool, NY 13088

Pro tip: Sign up for public comment as soon as you arrive. Be brief, be direct, and reference the lack of notification process. Elected officials respond to packed rooms.

Federal Filing — Public Record

The Proof Is in Their Own Paperwork

This is the FCC Antenna Structure Registration for the tower in your neighborhood. Every detail below comes directly from this federal filing. Read it yourself.

ASR Number

1329974

FCC Reg (FRN)

0025555459

Height (AGL)

56.1m / 184 ft

FAA Lighting

NONE

Structure Type

Monopole

Issue Date

02/14/2025

Location of Antenna Structure

NYS Thruway (I-90) NYSTA Exit 37

Liverpool, NY 13088 — Onondaga County

43°06'06.9"N   076°11'06.3"W

Owner

Phoenix Tower International

ATTN: Mitchell Henry

999 Yamato Road, Suite 100
Boca Raton, FL 33431

Painting and Lighting Requirements: FAA Chapters NONE

That's a direct quote from the federal filing. A 184-foot industrial structure going up 3 miles from Syracuse Hancock International Airport — with zero obstruction lighting. Because at 184 feet, they don't have to. By design.

What This Means

The FCC granted Phoenix Tower International this registration in February 2025. They sat on it for nearly a year before breaking ground in early 2026 — without notifying a single resident. As of February 18, 2026, the FCC has no record that construction has been completed.

They had federal approval in their pocket for a year, waiting for the right moment to start building. No community meeting, no public notice, no local review. By the time residents noticed a 184-foot monopole going up in their neighborhood, it was already too late to stop it. That's not oversight. That's strategy.

Know Who Built This

The company behind the tower

Phoenix Tower International

Global wireless infrastructure company

999 Yamato Rd, Suite 100
Boca Raton, FL 33431

File a FOIL Request

Demand the records they don't want you to see

Under New York's Freedom of Information Law (FOIL), you have the right to request all documents related to this tower from the NYS Thruway Authority — lease agreements, environmental waivers, correspondence, and approvals.

thruwayfoil@thruway.ny.gov
Records Access Officer
NYS Thruway Authority
200 Southern Blvd, Albany, NY 12209

Ask for:

  • • Tower lease agreement with Phoenix Tower International
  • • All environmental review documents (or waivers)
  • • Correspondence regarding public notification
  • • Structural and RF radiation assessment reports
  • • Any communications with defense contractors (e.g. Lockheed Martin, L3Harris) regarding the tower site

Help the Cause

This fight takes more than signatures. Here's how you can make a real difference.

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Share this site

Send protectliverpoolny.org to every neighbor, parent, and community group you know. Awareness is the first step.

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Attend the next Town Board meeting

Show up. Bring your neighbors. Numbers are the only thing elected officials respond to.

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File a FOIL request

Request documents from the NYS Thruway Authority about the tower lease, environmental waivers, and all correspondence with Phoenix Tower International.

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Tell your story

Are you a pilot? A parent at Long Branch Elementary? A resident who was never notified? Your story matters. Send it to us.

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Support legal action

If you have legal expertise, connections to environmental law organizations, or resources to contribute to a potential challenge — reach out.

Get in Touch

Have information, a story, or a way to help? Reach out directly:

takeaction@protectliverpoolny.org

One Final Reminder

“You let one ant stand up to us, then they all might stand up… those puny little ants outnumber us a hundred to one. And if they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life.”

— Hopper, explaining exactly why Phoenix Tower International and the NYS Thruway Authority are hoping you won't read this page

Salina has 33,000 residents. Phoenix Tower International has one tower. Do the math.