About NYSMTA

The New York State Motor Truck Association (NYSMTA) is a non-profit trade association representing the interests of the motor truck industry. With over 800 member companies, NYSMTA is one of the top trucking associations in the county, and we're growing. What's more, we are the exclusive New York affiliate of the American Trucking Associations (ATA).

Contact us at:
NYSMTA
828 Washington Avenue
Albany, New York  12203 
Phone: 518-458-9696
Fax: 518-458-2525

Staff

Kendra L. Adams, Acting President
kadams@nytrucks.org

Karin Kennett, Director of Membership & Development
kkennett@nytrucks.org

Willam McAnelly, Director of Membership Relations
wmcanelly@nytrucks.org

Frank Lasar, Metro Region Programs Director
flasar@nytrucks.org

Sally Holdman-Bellavance, Office Manager
shbellavance@nytrucks.org

Patricia Johnston, Secretary
pjohnston@nytrucks.org

NYSMTA Leadership

OFFICERS
  • Chair - Paul O'Mara, Night Hawk Transport, Inc.
  • Vice Chair - Kenneth Johnson, Leonard's Express
  • Immediate Past Chairman - Richard Macko, Retired
  • Secretary - Terry Borwegen, Borwegen Trucking, Inc.
  • Treasurer - Donald Dessureau, Safety Director, LeRoy Holding, Inc.
REGIONAL VICE-CHAIRS
  • Western Region - Eric Hoxsie, HazMat Environmental Group
  • Genesee Region - VACANT
  • Central Region - John Russell, Tracey Road Equipment
  • Eastern Region - George Damoretcki, Golub Corporation
  • Metro Region - Chuck Barbara, VanBuren Truck Sales
COUNCIL CHAIRS
  • Maintenance Council - Swede Oun, O&K Truck Repair, Ltd.
  • Safety Council - Michael Chellis, Terpening Trucking, Inc.
  • Workers Compensation - John Simon, Grand Island Sales and Services, Inc. 
AT LARGE MEMBERS
  • Art Lucian, United Parcel Service (UPS)
  • Dave Parmley, Covered Wagon Tours
  • Ken Staub, Riverside Trucking, Corp.

Additional Info

Mission
Statement

"The mission of the New York State Motor Truck Association is to serve and represent the interests of the trucking industry; enhance the industry's image, efficiency, productivity and competitiveness; promote highway safety; provide educational programs; and work for a healthy business environment."