State Rep. Joe Angelino
Recent News About State Rep. Joe Angelino
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Angelino highlights assistance available through HEAP for heating costs
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino is reminding residents about the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which assists with heating costs.
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New York bridge renamed to honor decorated veteran
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino has expressed his approval of a new law signed by Governor Hochul.
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State allocates funds to upgrade Assembly District 121's public libraries
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino has announced that public libraries in Assembly District 121 will receive approximately $369,437 in state aid for construction projects.
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Angelino inspects new ambulance funded by CREST program for New Berlin
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino recently inspected a new ambulance acquired for the Village of New Berlin.
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Angelino assists in securing funding for new Chenango County roadside mower
Chenango County's Department of Public Works had been in need of a new mowing tractor to maintain the county’s 616 lane miles of roadside vegetation. For the past few years, the county struggled to keep their aging mowing tractors operational and often had to rent equipment to manage the growing roadside vegetation. Budget constraints prevented the purchase of a new mowing tractor alongside other necessary equipment.
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Angelino announces funding to expand broadband services
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) announced that the town and village of Sherburne and the town of Columbus have received $6.9 million in funding through the ConnectALL Municipal Infrastructure Grant Program. This funding will be used to help expand high-quality broadband to more people in the community.
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Angelino criticizes legislative session outcomes on bail reform and affordability
Angelino reacts to end of the legislative session
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Angelino Reacts to State Budget
Angelino Reacts to State BudgetApr 19 2024"We have started the process of debating and voting on the New York state budget, and in true Albany fashion, it is more than three weeks late. New Yorkers deserve better," Angelino expressed his dissatisfaction with the delayed budget process."As with every budget, especially one this large, there are good things for all of us. But, in the three pieces of legislation that have passed so far, there is always a poison pill that makes it impossible for my ‘yes’ vote. Some items that concerned me were more prison closures with...
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Angelino Calls for Governor Hochul to Release Donations to Veterans’ Services
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) has joined a bi-partisan group of legislators in urging Governor Hochul to release donations designated for veterans' services that have been held by the state. The donations, amounting to millions of dollars, were given by New Yorkers during tax season with the specific purpose of supporting programs like Homeless Veterans Assistance.Angelino expressed concern over the delay in dispersing the donated funds, stating, "When New Yorkers donate their hard-earned money to noble causes such as helping veterans, they expect their money...
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Angelino Applauds Free Access to Parks for Veterans
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) is reminding residents that beginning on April 1, veterans and Gold Star families will have free access to New York state parks, campgrounds, day-use areas, historic sites and recreation sites. This is due to the expansion of the Lifetime Liberty Pass Program (A.6084-A), which Angelino proudly voted in favor of."We owe everything to our veterans, so allowing them free access to state parks is the least we can do. I am also pleased this includes our Gold Star families as a thank-you for the tremendous sacrifices they have made. As...
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Angelino Reacts to Assembly One-House Budget
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) today reacted to the Assembly’s One-House Budget that was proposed by Albany’s Majority. This is the Assembly Majority’s proposed budget, released in response to the governor’s executive budget proposal. The Assembly Majority has proposed a whopping $245.8 billion state budget."As always, there were both good things and bad things in this budget proposal. For the good, I am glad the Majority agreed the governor’s cut to foundation aid for school districts is a non-starter. Also, in the Assembly budget proposal, CHIPS highway...
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Angelino announces launch of Veterans Emergency Housing Assistance Fund
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich), a former Marine and member of the Assembly Veterans’ Affairs Committee, reacted to the announcement that the Veterans Emergency Housing Assistance Fund has been launched. This fund provides support to veterans facing emergency housing needs. Eligible veterans can receive up to $2,000 to help cover housing costs.
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Concerns raised over New York's proposed executive budget
In response to the recently proposed executive budget, concerns have been raised regarding its sustainability and fiscal responsibility.
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Angelino responds critically to Governor Hochul's State of the State address
New York State Assemblyman Mike Angelino has expressed concerns following Governor Kathy Hochul's recent State of the State address. In a statement, Angelino emphasized the critical issues facing New Yorkers, including public safety, inflation, and outmigration.
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New York announces $25M grant program for volunteer fire departments
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino has responded to the announcement of the Volunteer Fire Infrastructure & Response Equipment (V-FIRE) Grant Program by the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services. The program, which is state-funded with a budget of $25 million, aims to support volunteer fire departments.
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Angelino praises new law mandating direct payment for ambulance services
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) expressed his appreciation for Governor Hochul's signing of the Ambulance Direct Pay Bill (A.250/S.1466) into law. This legislation mandates that insurance companies send payments directly to ambulance service providers, ensuring they receive the necessary resources to operate safely and effectively. The bill passed unanimously in both the Senate and Assembly earlier this year.
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Direct pay bill for EMS awaits Governor Hochul's signature
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) and Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo held a press conference with regional Emergency Medical Service (EMS) providers at the Broome County Emergency Services Office in Dickinson. Norwich Fire Chief Jan Papelino and Chenango County Emergencies Services Director/Fire Coordinator Matthew Beckwith were also present.
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Angelino criticizes migrant crisis handling, cites impact on rural New York
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) joined Minority colleague Brandon Williams (NY-22), Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C-Pulaski), Assemblyman Robert Smullen (R,C-Mohawk Valley and the Adirondacks), and Assemblyman John Lemondes (R,C-LaFayette) for a press conference regarding the ongoing migrant crisis. Angelino expressed that many rural communities in New York do not have the capacity to take in large numbers of migrants.
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Child Care Workforce Grants application period opens with $500 million funding
Applications for Child Care Workforce Grants are now open, according to a recent announcement. The initiative provides $500 million in funding, which will support approximately 150,000 direct childcare staff through financial incentives. These incentives range from $2,300 to $3,000 in retention and referral bonuses for existing staff, as well as sign-on bonuses for new hires.
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Access to Home grants open with over $30 million in funding
“I am happy to announce that the first round of funding for the Access to Home grant program is open. Over $30 million in funds has been made available for this program, which seeks to make homes more affordable for those with disabilities. Applications are due by 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 31, are available to eligible not-for-profit organizations and units of local government and must be submitted using the Community Development Online Application System (CDOL). Application materials can be found on the New York State Homes and Community Renewal website. I urge any...