• Secured funding to open first Boys & Girls Club in Cheektowaga.

  • Secured $1 million toward the construction of a potential, 12-mile bike trail connecting Sloan to Town Line.

  • Secured funding for Cheektowaga, Depew, and Sloan to continue beloved community programming, such as the Cheektowaga Polish-American Arts Festival, Independence Day celebrations, Depew Founder’s Day, and the Sloan Summer Concert Series.

  • Secured $250,000 for the towns of Cheektowaga and Lancaster to install backup power sources to ensure traffic signals continue operating in power outages.

  • Secured $125,000 for Hennepin Park improvements with new sidewalks, crosswalks, signage, and stairs.

  • Secured $20,000 for the Response to Love Center to assist with programming like a food pantry, adult learning classes, and a healthcare fair.

  • Secured funding for public art, bringing a mural to the Village of Lancaster and sculpture to Cheektowaga Town Park.

  • Secured funding to install splash pads in Lancaster and Sloan and bring new recreation courts to Town Park in Cheektowaga and Griffith Park in Sloan.

  • Secured funding to renovate Firemen’s Park in Lancaster.

  • Secured funding to maintain the Lancaster Public Library and Lancaster Historical Society.

  • Secured $25,000 for Matthew’s Table Community Dinners food pantry.

“Throughout my time in office, I have secured tens of millions in state funding for our communities in the 143rd Assembly District. That includes resources to maintain our infrastructure, improve our public services, and beautify our public spaces. Every dollar that I secure in state resources is one more dollar invested in our community and one less dollar that local governments collect in property taxes. I will continue to be an effective voice in Albany and bring in state funding to invest in our community.”