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- “On Sunday, May 18th New York State Assemblyman Tommy Schiavoni joined Suffolk County Legislator Ann Welker, Suffolk County representatives, and Southampton Town officials in congratulating the Southampton Volunteer Ambulance Department on the dedication of their new building on North Sea Road in Southampton.”
- “On Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, New York State Assemblyman Tommy John Schiavoni welcomed members of the Shinnecock Indian Nation to the State’s Capital and Assembly Floor.
Pictured left to right:
Sienna Hunter-Cuyjet, Shinnecock Council of Trustees Secretary; Wayne Jackson, New York State Assembly Sergeant at Arms; Lisa Goree, Chairwoman of Shinnecock Council of Trustees; Tommy John Schiavoni, New York State Assemblyman; Lance Gumbs, Vice Chairman of Shinnecock Council of Trustees; Rebecca Wise, Shinnecock Communication Manager.”
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Requiring Annual Reports on Tick-borne Illnesses

Enacting Francesco's Law

Prohibiting the Use of Hydrofracking Wastewater on Roadways for Purposes as Melting Ice

Special Guest Introduction

Special Guest Introduction

Reinstatement of State Recognition of the Montaukett Indian Nation

Special Guest Introduction

Honoring First Responders Efforts in Combating Brush Fires in Suffolk County

Special Guest Introduction

Enacting a Homestead Exemption

Property Tax Exemption for Enrolled Members of Ocean Rescue Squads

EnCon Commissioner Testifies During Budget Hearing on Environmental Conservation and Energy

PSC and NYPA CEO's Testify During Budget Hearing on Environmental Conservation and Energy

Welcome to the Assembly
June 4, 2025
Assemblymember Schiavoni speaks on his legislation passed in the Assembly, that will require the Department of Health to keep and report yearly statistics on tick borne illnesses and tick populations and to study the current state of health insurance coverage for the treatment of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases in New York. (A.6047)
Assemblymember Schiavoni speaks on his legislation passed in the Assembly, that will require the Department of Health to keep and report yearly statistics on tick borne illnesses and tick populations and to study the current state of health insurance coverage for the treatment of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases in New York. (A.6047)