Reilly, who prior to serving in the New York State Assembly served as a member of Community Education Council 31 for nearly a decade, stressed that early voting would place an unfair burden on students, teachers, and administrators because it would be disruptive to the school day…
READ MOREIn April, Assemblymember Reilly wrote to Chancellor Richard Carranza expressing frustration that the program was not offered in full on Staten Island, and also requested that the Chancellor reconsider in time for the upcoming school year…
READ MOREReilly pointed out to Commissioner Trottenberg that the curvature and width of this portion of Richmond Avenue was never suitable for an additional lane in the first place, and that it has left the other travel lanes too narrow for motorists to operate their vehicle…
READ MOREThe following is a statement from Assemblymember Michael Reilly regarding the passage of the State Budget for Fiscal Year 2019 to Fiscal Year 2020…
READ MOREUnder the Extreme Risk Protection Law, an individual can petition the court to issue an Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) against another individual, requiring them to relinquish their firearm to the local authority…
READ MOREThese proposed reforms come in response to scrutiny attracted by some of the panel’s decisions, in relation to general policy and monetary spending, primarily because of how much influence the mayor has over the panel…
READ MOREThe following is a statement from Assemblymember Michael Reilly in response to today’s fare increase approved by the Board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority…
READ MORETheir proposal comes just two weeks after the passage of the Reproductive Health Act, which permits late term abortions to be performed by most medical practitioners in New York State, so long as they are trained how to perform one but regardless of their medical background.
READ MOREThe following is a statement from Assemblymember Michael Reilly in response to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s State of the State and Budget Address today at the capital.
READ MOREWith the 204th legislative session commencing soon, Assemblymember Michael Reilly (R-South Shore) announced today that he will serve on five committees, including the Standing Committees on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, Aging, Housing, and Higher Education.
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