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Yak’s Youth Center receives 2024 Community Impact Small Business award
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R,C-New Hartford) recognizes Yak's Youth Center for its contribution to the Oneonta community, as the New York Small Business Development Center (NYSBDC) presents the “2024 Community Impact Small Business of the Year” Award. Miller offers congratulations to Heather Boxill-Yakalis and her team at Yak's Youth Center for their achievement and service to the families of Oneonta. Boxill-Yakalis, founder and owner of Yak's Youth Center, has addressed the critical need for child care in the Oneonta area.
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Miller Disappointed with State Budget
Miller Disappointed with State BudgetOn Apr 22, 2024, Miller expressed disappointment with the state budget, highlighting key concerns and areas of improvement."There is a concerning mismatch in this budget between the final product and the realities regular New Yorkers must deal with. It is sad to see a budget that appears to put the interests of criminals ahead of the welfare of working-class families who struggle with the affordability of our state. Urgent action is needed to address these problems and guarantee the long-term retention of our residents, as...
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Miller Supports Property Protection Act
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R,C-New Hartford) stood alongside his colleagues in the Assembly Minority Conference to voice his support for changes to New York’s laws concerning squatters’ rights. The Assemblyman was particularly endorsing Assembly Bill 6894 proposed by Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz (R,C-Oyster Bay), which aims to safeguard homeowners' rights and address the issue of squatting."The Property Protection Act is meant to close the massive loopholes in the law and face the squatting crisis head-on. To address this issue, our proposal uses straightforward common...
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Miller Disappointed with One-House Budget
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R,C-New Hartford) expressed disappointment with the Assembly Majority's One-House Budget proposal, citing concerns over increased spending, new taxes, surge in migrant funding, and failure to address crucial issues like bail reform. Miller highlighted some positive aspects of the budget while emphasizing that it falls short of addressing the state's infrastructure needs and could lead to fiscal instability.In a statement, Miller acknowledged, "Some aspects of the proposed budget are beneficial to the state," mentioning provisions for school...
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Miller Joins Assembly Minority to Address Child Care in New York
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R, C-New Hartford) and his Minority colleagues in the Assembly have put forth a comprehensive child care enhancement plan aimed at improving child care access and affordability in New York state. The plan includes various measures to reduce child poverty rates and enhance the quality of care provided.The proposed legislation seeks to increase tax incentives for both child care providers and families by expanding tax credits and creating new funding streams for child care facilities. Additionally, the plan aims to expand early childhood education...
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Miller Passes Resolution Declaring March as Maple Month in New York
Assemblyman Brian Miller, representing New Hartford, successfully passed a resolution today, designating March as Maple Month in New York. The state, being the second-largest maple syrup producer in the U.S., takes pride in its maple industry, which holds the prestigious position of being the first crop harvested annually. The economic impact of maple products in New York is substantial, with the industry valued at an impressive $31.3 million.In a statement, Assemblyman Miller expressed his appreciation for the tradition of maple production in the state, saying, "There...
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Transforming Communities: Downtown Revitalization Investments
Assemblyman Brian Miller commended Governor Hochul and municipal leaders for their commitment to revitalizing local communities through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) and the NY Forward Program. The initiative focuses on uplifting municipalities like Richfield, Boonville, and Herkimer, ensuring a brighter future for their residents.Richfield, with a $4.5 million NY Forward Award, plans to enhance Main Street and public areas while preserving its historic charm. The village aims to make downtown more pedestrian-friendly, attract small businesses, and...