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Review of 329 Case Files from Four U.S. Bases Finds that for Second Year in a Row there is a Higher Prevalence of Civilian Victims of Military Sexual Assault than DoD Reports in SAPRO Case Files Show 20 Percent of the Survivors Who Reported a Sexual Assault Eventually Declined to Move Forward with the Military Justice Process Zero Cases of Retaliation Were Prosecuted Despite Congressional Action

Senators Cite Impacted Communities’ Health, Environmental & Safety Concerns; Say That This Pass-Through Pipeline Burdens NY Communities With All the Risks Without Any Long-Term Benefits

Funding Will Allow Fire Dept. to Replace Old Self Contained Breathing Apparatus and EMS to Upgrade Emergency Service Equipment

27% of baffle-former bolts at Indian Point Unit 2 damaged as a result of degradation; Gillibrand calls on NRC to complete full analysis before restarting Unit 2 and expedite inspection of Unit 3 Gillibrand: To allow the reactor to go back online without knowing the full cause and effects of the degraded bolts would be a public safety risk

In April, Gillibrand & Clarke Urged for the Addition of the Northern District of Crown Heights to the National Register which Encompasses the Four Residences of Shirley Chisholm- the First African-American Woman Elected to Congress, First African-American Woman to seek the Democratic Nomination for President & 2015 Posthumous Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom Gillibrand & Clarke: This Designation to the National Register Helps Preserve the Integrity of this Culturally Significant

Gillibrand on Senate Floor: When a first responder dies as a result of their work, we all have a responsibility to help take care of their surviving family members

Cities of Troy & Watervliet Will Use Funds To Purchase Life-Saving Equipment For Firefighters

Fire Depts. In Sidney, Ithaca, Binghamton, Fillmore & Montour Falls Will Use Funds To Purchase Critical Equipment For Firefighters

Department of Transportation Funding Will Be Used to Make Infrastructure Upgrades At Airport

In 2014, nearly 19,000 people died in the U.S. from overdose related to opioid pain relievers; in the same year 2,300 people in New York died due to drug overdose