Liz Krueger
@lizkrueger
NYS Senator representing Midtown, UES, Roosevelt Island, Chelsea, Gramercy, and Flatiron. Chair, Senate Finance Committee Join our mailing list: conta.cc/3YrFMRv
Encore Community Services is hosting a pop-up produce bag distribution at their older adult center at St. Malachy's Church throughout August. They will have up to 600 free 5-pound produce bags per week. The only criterion is age (60+). One bag per person per week the entire month of August.
Proud to join @climatefamsnyc.bsky.social, @emilyassembly.bsky.social , @cmalexaaviles.bsky.social, @shaunabreu.bsky.social, @sandynurse.bsky.social and many others calling on @governor.ny.gov to sign the SUNNY Act. See the CM's letter here: drive.google.com/file/d/1lN7l...
To see the latest updates from the Health Department, go to: www.nyc.gov/site/doh/hea...
Great to meet with so many constituents today at our Mobile Constituent Hours at @nypl.bsky.social Andrew Heiskell Library!
If you’re already receiving SNAP and Medicaid in NY, then your school-age children are eligible for Summer EBT, which provides $120 in grocery benefits while school is out. Learn more: otda.ny.gov/summerebt
Changes are coming to the student loan system that will impact current and new borrowers. Join my next Tuesday for a webinar to learn more. Register here: nysenate-gov.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
In response to the Legionnaires Disease Cluster investigation on the UES, DOH has scheduled TWO public events. Today, Monday 7/6, 6pm, Virtual Town Hall: health-nyc.zoomgov.com/j/1659775429 Tomorrow, Tuesday 7/7, 6pm, In-Person Town Hall: Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Wallace Hall, 980 Park Ave.
There is an Extreme Heat Watch in effect from noon Wednesday to 9pm Saturday. Take it seriously! For more info, go to: www.nyc.gov/site/em/read...
So pleased to meet with constituents last week at my Mobile Constituent Hours at Webster Library. Join me and my staff for another round next Thursday, July 9th, from noon-3pm at the 53rd Street Library.
Tomorrow is Election Day - your last chance to vote in this year's primary elections! Polls are open from 6am to 9pm. Got to vote.nyc and make a plan to make your voice heard!
I'm really getting into that championship spirit - stroke recovery is going great! Happy Parade Day, and go Knicks!
A huge victory for any New Yorker who pays an electric bill, drinks water, or breathes air. Thank you to @amannakelles.bsky.social, @sengonzalezny.bsky.social, and Assm. Didi Barrett for your incredible leadership, and to all the advocates who fight every day to improve the lives of all New Yorkers.
The SUNNY Act will open the door for millions more New Yorkers to have access to cheap, clean solar power, be part of the solution to the climate crisis, and shave a little bit off their electricity bill every month. It's a small but important step toward real energy independence.
Today the Legislature passed the bill I carry with @lindabrosenthal.bsky.social to protect tenants in 421-a buildings from unscrupulous landlords pushing misinformation about the duration of affordability restrictions, an issue that many constituents have reached out to my office about.
Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day as we remember those who have died serving in our country's wars. Let us honor them by continually working for a more just, peaceful, sustainable, and thriving world.
Using a gas-powered leaf blower for one hour creates as much air pollution as driving a car 1,100 miles. By helping businesses make this transition, we can have a real positive impact on our shared environment and quality of life.
SUNNY will open the door for millions of NYers to access cheap, clean solar power, be part of the climate solution, and shave a little bit off their electricity bill every month. This is a small but important step to help NYers fight climate change, save money, and claim real energy independence.
On Yom HaShoah, we remember the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust, and reflect on what it would take, both as individuals and as a society, to truly put into action the words "never again," for everyone, everywhere.
As we head into Passover, it seems appropriate to stand up for our neighbors who are immigrants and support the New York For All Act. As Rabbi Hillel said, "If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?" Now is the time to stand in solidarity with those being targeted and say "no more."
Rolling back CLCPA won't drive down energy costs, because it isn't driving them up. But there are many things the state could be doing to drive down costs. I urge the governor to work with us to implement those policies to save NYers money and meet our reality-based climate targets.
Today I was proud to vote for the State Senate's One-House Budget, the Senate's response to the governor's Executive Budget proposal. It's a responsible budget that asks the wealthiest and large corporations to pay their fair share, while delivering on affordability for regular NYers.
On Monday, share your thoughts with NYC DOT on the future of Park Avenue from 46th to 57th Streets. 6:30-8:40pm, St. Bart's Community House, 109 East 50th Street.
Massive data centers are gunning for NY, and we're unprepared. My bill w/@amannakelles.bsky.social & @gonzalez4ny.bsky.social will hit pause, create breathing room to adopt strong policies, and avoid a bubble that will burst and leave NYers footing a huge bill. More: www.politico.com/news/2026/02...
This Monday, 2/9, at 6pm, join Community Board 8 for a hearing on the new Restore Hope Women's Shelter opening at 1st Ave and 61st Street. Register here: www.cb8m.com/event/41344/
On this day, we can honor the radical and deeply human vision of Martin Luther King Jr. by challenging ourselves with a question: if we fully embrace the founding promise of our nation, that all people are created equal, what does that require of us as a society?
Although every day brings a new outrage against democratic norms, a new attack on the interests of regular Americans, or a new spasm that weakens our country on the world stage, still it is critical to the future of our democracy that we not forget or normalize the events of January 6th, 2021.
Thank you @governor.ny.gov for repealing the outdated 100-ft rule and saving NY ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars every year. And thank you to @joannesimonbk52.bsky.social and the tireless advocates who made this possible! My full statement: www.nysenate.gov/newsroom/pre...