Press Releases
Schumer, Gillibrand, Nadler, Jeffries Announce Army Corps Project to Protect Coney Island Shoreline Clears Important Hurdle
After 20 years, Coney Island Reach Project Will Help Begin Critical Restoration, Construct Rock Jetties and Beach Replenishment Along Brooklyn Shoreline from West 37 Street to Norton Point
Gillibrand, Mangano Announce Plan to Improve Pedestrian Safety on Long Island Roadways, Reduce Fatalities and Injuries
80 Pedestrian Fatalities and 1,600 Injuries on Long Island’s Dangerous Roadways in 2012
Gillibrand, Hein Announce Plan to Improve Pedestrian Safety on Hudson Valley Roadways, Reduce Fatalities and Injuries
23 Pedestrian Fatalities, Almost 990 Injured on Hudson Valley Dangerous Roadways in 2012
Gillibrand Urges Feds to Bring “Made In Rural America” Export Forum to Upstate New York
“Made In Rural America” Is An Export And Investment Initiative Connecting Rural Businesses With Federal Resources To Access Overseas Markets For Their Goods and Services
Gillibrand Statement on New DOD Military Sexual Assault Report
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Chair of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Personnel, released the following statement today after the Defense Department released a new report on military sexual assault. Today’s report does...
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce Over $13,000 for Belmont Fire Department in Allegany County
Federal Funding For Belmont Fire Department Will Be Used To Replace Aging Hoses
Gillibrand Statement on Senate Vote to Raise Minimum Wage
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand issued the following statement Wednesday after a Senate vote to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour fell six votes short of breaking a filibuster: “It is simply unacceptable that a single parent...
Gillibrand Statement on White House Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault Action Items
Task Force Steps Include Campus Climate Survey that Gillibrand-Led Coalition Called for This Month
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce, After Their Push, FEMA’s ‘Proof Of Loss’ Deadline Extended Six More Months; Will Help Ensure Sandy Victims Have Time to File Flood Insurance Claims
FEMA’s ‘Proof of Loss’ Form is Needed to Submit Claims for Flood Insurance Coverage of Personal Property that was Damaged By Floodwaters; Senators Called on FEMA to Grant an Extension As Many Sandy-Victims Are Still Recovering & Need More Time to File Claims
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce More Than $1.9 Million in Federal Support for Water Line Extension in Throop Bringing Clean Water to Town
USDA Funding Will Expand Access to Clean Drinking Water for Over 240 Residents Who Currently Get Their Water from Poor Quality Wells