Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis Leads Charge to Reopen Dentist Offices
Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis has spearheaded the effort to reopen dentist offices in New York. Malliotakis said New York State Dental Association (NYSDA) and its members are now fully prepared to restore all dental services to patients as essential health care services
READ postMalliotakis delivers POW-MIA and American Flags to Brooklyn Nursing Home
While delivering supplies to St. Nicholas home, Administrator Lisa Soto made a special request – an American Flag. The flag at St. Nicholas Home was a few years old and torn. Yesterday, Assemblywoman Malliotakis presented the home with not only an American Flag, but a POW/MIA flag just in time for Memorial Day.
READ postAssemblywoman Malliotakis Facilitates Medical Gown Production in Brooklyn
The gowns are being produced by a New York City based garment manufacturing company, Top Notch Pattern, Inc., which is under contract with the City of New York, thanks to the assistance of Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis.
READ postMalliotakis Reiterates Call for NYC Beaches, Golf Courses and Tennis Courts To Be Opened
While the governor is announcing states like New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Delaware will begin to open beaches the Friday of Memorial Day weekend, at limited capacity, with masks and practicing social distancing, New York City is again being left behind.
READ postMalliotakis Calls for DOJ to Investigate Nursing Home Deaths
Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis released a letter on Friday calling on U.S. Attorney General William Barr to initiate an investigation into the ever-growing scandal about the care and handling of COVID-19 patients in Long Term Care Facilities (LTCF) in New York state.
READ postStaten Island Funeral Directors Join Malliotakis in Push to Open Cemeteries on Mother’s Day
With Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and Memorial Day quickly approaching, Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis has been reaching out to local cemeteries in an effort to get them to reopen their gates to visitors.
READ post10,000 Face Shields Being Distributed to Staten Island/Brooklyn Front Line
The face shields were purchased with funds raised in memory of Andreas Koutsoudakis, a well known New York City restaurateur and Staten Island resident, whose extended family owns Andrew’s Diner in Great Kills, Staten Island.
READ postMalliotakis Applauds Fixes to Botched Bail Law as Big Step
Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis, a leader in the fight to fix the botched bail reform law, applauded the changes being adopted in the state budget.
READ postMalliotakis: Nix de Blasio’s MTA Board Choice Until Staten Island Has Rep
Currently, Staten Island is the only borough of New York City, as well as the only county within the MTA Service Territory, without representation.
READ postMalliotakis Appointed to Lead Homeland Security Cooperation Efforts
Nicole Malliotakis to lead the charge in the Assembly Minority’s efforts to get access to the State’s DMV Database restored for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agencies that use it to secure our homeland, stop nefarious acts and initiate criminal investigations.
READ postMalliotakis Urges Feds to Reject Congestion Pricing
Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis recently issued a letter to Federal Highway Administrator Nicole Nason urging the rejection of congestion pricing in New York City. The MTA has yet to provide a plan of implementation for this proposal, or even appoint the required panel that would be tasked with determining the details. Malliotakis criticized the MTA’s history […]
READ postMalliotakis Allocates Grant to Bay Ridge Library for Educational Programs
The library will be using these funds for the improvement and creation of various programs that will help to stimulate and educate the youth of Brooklyn.
READ postMalliotakis to de Blasio: Cap Property Tax Levy Until Inequity Resolved
Local residents are once again seeing large increases in their property tax bills as Mayor de Blasio is proposing yet another increase to the property tax levy.
READ postMalliotakis Hosting Presidents’ Day Essay Contest for Students
Elementary school students in grades 3 through 5 are encouraged to participate and write essays about what they would do to improve our community if they were president.
READ postMalliotakis Issues Statement on State of the State
In order to fix the problems addressing our state, we need the governor to acknowledge they exist and have largely been created by the misguided policies put in place by his administration.
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