Press Releases
Following Her Push, Gillibrand Announces That Bipartisan Legislation To Train New York Students For High-Skilled, Good-Paying Jobs Has Been Signed Into Law
Legislation Includes Gillibrand’s Bipartisan Provisions to Promote Computer Science and Advanced Manufacturing Training in Schools; Bipartisan Legislation Would Help Bring Much-Needed Federal Education Money to Communities Across New York State to Train Students for Good-Paying Jobs
Schumer, Gillibrand Annouce More Than $6 Million In Department Of Transportation Funding For Vital Airport Improvements Across Upstate New York
Department Of Transportation Funding Will Be Used For Variety Of Infrastructure, Environmental, And Research Upgrades For Airports Across Upstate New York
With National Comedy Center Ready To Open, Gillibrand Visits Jamestown To Announce Critical Federal Funding For Historic Preservation; Gillibrand’s Successful Bipartisan Push To Senate Appropriators Prevented Devastating Cut To Program
Gillibrand Led Bipartisan Push in Senate Requesting Higher Funding Levels for Historic Preservation Investment that Benefits Projects Like the National Comedy Center
With Farmers Market Season In Full Swing, Gillibrand Visits Poughkeepsie, Demands Investigation Into USDA’s Decision That Would End SNAP Card Payments At Farmers Markets, Hurting Low Income Families Who Rely On Farmers Markets For Healthy And Nutritious Food And Farmers Who Rely On Markets To Sell Their Produce
The USDA Contract with the Company that Processes SNAP Payments at Farmers Markets Ended with No Plan in Place to Continue this Service; New York State Recently Struck a Deal to Address this Issue in the Short-Term, But Without a New Plan from USDA, Low-Income Families Who Rely on SNAP Could Have a Harder Time Purchasing Fresh and Healthy Food at Their Local Farmers Markets in Coming Seasons and Years
As Seniors Across New York Continue To Face Soaring Prescription Drug Prices, Gillibrand Visits Canandaigua To Announce Legislation To Drive Down Costs And Increase Access To Safe, Affordable Medications
Last Year, Nearly 28 Million Americans Experienced a Spike in Prescription Medication Prices and Many Seniors Were Forced to Go Without Their Prescription Drugs in the Face of Rising Costs
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce Over $249K In Federal Funds For Three Fire Departments In Jefferson County
Washington, DC – U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today announced $249,048 in federal funding for the Town of Brownville Joint Fire District, which encompasses the Town of Brownville Fire Department, the Glen...
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce Over $22K In Federal Funds For Marcellus Fire Department In Central New York
Federal Funding Will Be Used To Purchase OSHA And NFPA Compliant Washer/Extractor/Dryer System
Gillibrand And Five Senate Colleagues Announce New Legislation To Provide Debt Relief For Puerto Rico And U.S. Territories
Bill Would Give Territories Option to Terminate Debt if They Meet Stringent Eligibility Criteria and Provide Protection for Certain Puerto Rican and Mainland Creditors Whose Debt is Terminated
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce Over $2.8 Million In Federal Funding To Encourage Job Growth And Economic Development In Communities Throughout The North Country And Central New York
Washington, DC – U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand today announced $2,861,690 in federal funding to be used to encourage job growth and economic development projects throughout the North Country and Central New...
Following Her Push, Gillibrand Announces That Her Bipartisan Provisions To Promote Computer Science And Advanced Manufacturing Training In Schools, Train New York Students For High-Skilled, Good-Paying Jobs Passed The Senate
Gillibrand’s Bipartisan Provisions, Which Passed the Senate Yesterday Evening, Would Help Bring Much-Needed Federal Education Money to Communities Across New York State to Train Students for Good-Paying Jobs; Bipartisan Legislation Is Now One Step Closer to Becoming Law