![Senator Headshot](/sites/default/files/styles/4_3_small/public/02-10-15_official_hs_omara-hs-040_0.jpg?itok=gJ9N77KJ)
Government Efficiency
Thomas F. O'Mara
September 20, 2011
![](/sites/default/files/styles/760x377/public/StateCapitol_5_0.jpg?itok=OnSUvU4T)
As the demands and responsibilities placed on government become greater and greater, the need for efficiency in programs and services calls for equal attention.
So I’m looking forward to the renewed state Senate effort in the year ahead to uncover waste, inefficiency and mismanagement throughout the state bureaucracy.
Government spending, after all, is New York’s number one reform challenge. If we can’t get our own house in order, we can’t cut taxes for working families, create a better business climate for employers to create jobs, or do the thousand other things it takes to turn this state around.
It all starts with getting government spending under control.
Share this Article or Press Release
Newsroom
Go to Newsroom!["I have appreciated the enthusiasm and input we've received from administrators, instructors, and students at the Corning Painted-Post High School," said Senator O'Mara.](/sites/default/files/styles/760x377/public/article/main-image/us-constitution_newweb.jpg?itok=U1s4Xha9)
!["Our laws need to be as tough and as thorough as they can possibly be to try to deter and punish the irresponsible meth cookers who have no regard for the health and safety of the rest of us,” said Senator O’Mara.](/sites/default/files/styles/760x377/public/article/main-image/methcrew.jpg?itok=MuJQojRb)
![“New York cannot continue as one of the highest taxed and overregulated states in America. It’s that simple," said Senator O'Mara.](/sites/default/files/styles/760x377/public/article/main-image/7-web-banner-blueprint-jobs.png?itok=E816gR20)