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Slater, Harckham Announce $4.7 Million Route 311 Paving Project, Part of More Than $121 Million Investment in Hudson Valley Roads

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Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C-Yorktown) and Sen. Pete Harckham (D,WF-40th Senate District) are happy to announce $4.7 million in state funding to resurface Route 311 from Route 52 to the Empire State Trail in the Towns of Kent and Patterson in Putnam County....

Slater Demands Action After New CCP Infiltration Revelations, Renews Call for Passage of Bill to Root Out Foreign Influence in New York Government

Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C–Yorktown) is calling for urgent action following new reports that detail how former top state official Linda Sun allegedly acted as an agent of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to manipulate state leadership and leverage...

Slater Finds Millions in Road Funding Missing from DOT Spending Plan

Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C–Yorktown) has sent a letter to Marie Therese Dominguez, commissioner of the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT), to call attention to a glaring funding discrepancy.  In September, Slater requested an update...

Slater, Harckham Urge State to Take Action on Optum Healthcare Cuts

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Assemblyman Matt Slater and New York State Senator Pete Harckham recently urged the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) to take immediate action in response to Optum’s decision to drop coverage for several low-cost health plans and close local...

Harckham, Slater Commemorate Jake Arcara at Highway Dedication Ceremony

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Sen. Pete Harckham (D, WF–40th Senate District) and Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C–Yorktown) joined Kelly Arcara, Yorktown Town Supervisor Ed Lachterman and Yorktown Highway Superintendent Dave Paganelli today at a ceremony dedicating a portion of Route...

Slater Hosts “That Ought to be A Law” Day for Crompond Elementary Fifth Graders

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Assemblyman Matt Slater (R,C–Yorktown) visited with fifth-grade students at Crompond Elementary School on Wednesday, Nov. 12 as part of the school’s “That Ought to Be a Law Day,” an interactive civics lesson designed to introduce young people...
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