MARTUCCI ANNOUNCES COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR 2021 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

ALBANY, NY – Senator Mike Martucci (R, C, I – New Hampton) released the following announcement regarding his committee assignments for the 2021 legislative session of the New York State Senate:

“In what will be a critical year for New York State, I’m thrilled to announce that I will be representing the 42^nd senate district on some of the most important committees in the Senate chamber. My committee assignments will put me in a leading role for many of the concerns facing women and children, those with developmental disabilities, and a range of business and economic affairs.

“I sincerely thank Republican Leader Rob Ortt for entrusting me with the roles of Ranking Member of the Senate Standing Committees on Developmental Disabilities, and Small Business, Commerce and Economic Development. I also look forward to joining my colleagues on the Senate Standing Committees on Children & Families; Cities 1; Corporations, Authorities and Commissions; and Housing, Construction and Community Development.

“Through every day of the 2021 Legislative Session, I will always represent the interests and values of my constituents and use my voice as their representative to make sure we are no longer forgotten when the biggest issues facing our state — economic recovery, public health, and safety and security — come to the table.”

Mike Martucci is serving his first term as the Senator for the 42nd NYS Senate District which comprises all of Sullivan County and parts of Orange, Ulster and Delaware counties. He is the ranking member of the Senate Committees on Developmental Disabilities and Small Business, Commerce and Economic Development. Mike is a small businessman who employed hundreds of people locally at his former company, Quality Bus Service, which was responsible for safely transporting thousands of school children each day in and near the 42nd senate district. Mike and his wife Erin own a family-farm in the Town of Westtown and established a family foundation to support local women and children in need, educational opportunities, job creation, and agriculture initiatives. Mike and Erin have three children and live in the Town of Wawayanda.