Phone:
518-455-4793

Fax:
518-455-3890

Address:
Legislative Office Building 844
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
212-866-5809

Address:
163 W. 125th St., Suite 911
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Bldg.
New York, NY 10027

Email: wrightk@assembly.state.ny.us

About Keith Wright

• Wright was elected to the Assembly in 1992, and appointed Assistant Majority Whip in 1998. As chair of the Social Services Committee, Wright is currently charged with the important task of leading the fight for financial, medical and other support services for lower income households throughout New York State.
• A member of both the Labor Committee and the Subcommittee of Equal Economic Opportunity and Human Rights, Wright is a prime sponsor of legislation to create a “Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights” which will ensure that domestic workers receive fair wages, working hours and benefits.
• A member of the Correction Committee and the Task Force on Criminal Justice Reform, Banks and Codes, former chair and current member of the Black, Puerto Rican and Hispanic Legislative Caucus and a member of the Puerto Rican/ Hispanic Task Force. Wright also chairs the Subcommittee on Public Housing, and the Harlem Community Development Corporation (CDC).
• A graduate of Rutgers Law School, Tufts University, the Fieldston School and the Ethical Culture School, Wright credits his parents for teaching him the importance of strong values, commitment to community and defense of civil rights. Wright is the son of legendary New York Supreme Court Justice Bruce Wright and mother Constance Wright – a long time educator and former principal in the New York City public school system.
• Prior to serving as Assemblyman, Wright held positions in the City’s Human Resources Administration, the Manhattan Borough President’s Office and the New York City Transit Authority.
• Keith Wright lives in Harlem with his wife, Susan, and children, Jared and Jordan. He is a board member of Tufts University, and attends St. Phillips Episcopal Church.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-3028

Fax:
518-455-5769

Address:
Legislative Office Building 731
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
516-431-0500

Address:
20 West Park Ave.
Long Beach, NY 11561

Email: weisenh@assembly.state.ny.us

About Harvey Weisenberg

• Harvey Weisenberg (D-Long Island) is the Assistant Speaker Pro Tempore of the Assembly.
• A lifelong resident of Long Beach, Mr. Weisenberg graduated from Long Beach High School in 1952 and attended Niagara University on a basketball scholarship.
• Mr. Weisenberg received a bachelor of science degree from New York University in 1958 and received his master of science degree from Hofstra University. He also holds a professional diploma in administration from C.W. Post University.
• Mr. Weisenberg served on the Long Beach City Council in 1976 and served as President of that body in 1977 and 1980.
• He was elected to the Assembly on February 14, 1989 in a special election.
• Mr. Weisenberg chaired the Assembly’s Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse until January of 2001, when Speaker Sheldon Silver appointed him to the leadership position of Deputy Majority Whip of the Assembly.
• He is supportive of and involved in many civic, philanthropic and fraternal organizations, such as the Lions Club; Kiwanis; Long Beach Chamber of Commerce; Nassau County Juvenile Diabetes Foundation; Long Beach Hospital; Long Beach Breast Cancer Coalition; the American Legion; the Association for the Help of Retarded Children; the Long Island Arthritis Foundation; the Alliance for the Mentally Ill; the March of Dimes; and the U.S. Lifeguard Association.
• Assemblyman Weisenberg and his wife, Ellen, reside in Long Beach. They have five children and six grandchildren.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-5821

Fax:
518-455-5591

Address:
Legislative Office Building 424
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
718-235-5627

Address:
840 Jamaica Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11208

Email: townsd@assembly.state.ny.us

About Darryl Towns

• Towns was elected to the New York State Assembly in 1992.
• Most notably, Assemblyman Towns spearheaded efforts to create the Bushwick Neighborhood Based Alliance – a coalition of community-based organizations, government agencies and community advocates working to improve local social and economic conditions.
• The Brooklyn legislator has received numerous honors in recognition of his unwavering support and service to the community, including the PROGRESS Community Leadership Award, the East New York Development Corporation Community Service Award, and the New York City Housing Authority Outstanding Service Award. In recognition of his legislative efforts, he has also been presented with the Margaret Sanger Award, the 1997 Black Man of Distinction Award, as well as being a member of the Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Advisory Board.
• During his tenure in the State Assembly, Towns has championed a variety of measures. In fact, ten of the bills he has introduced have been signed into law.
• He is Chair of the New York State Assembly Standing Committee on Banks and the New York State Black, Puerto Rican/Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus. He also serves on several Assembly Committees, including Economic Development, Health, and Mental Health. Additionally, he is an active member of the National Black Caucus for State Legislators, and a member of the New York State Assembly and Senate Hispanic/Puerto Rican Task Force.
• A graduate of North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, Towns served in the United States Air Force. Prior to his election, he was the Director of Community Affairs at Brooklyn’s Interfaith Hospital.
• The son of veteran Congressman Ed Towns, the Kings County lawmaker lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Karen Boykin-Towns, and their daughters, Jasmine and Trinity.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-4677

Address:
Legislative Office Building 938
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
718-442-9932

Address:
853 Forest Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10310

Email: titonem@assembly.state.ny.us

About Matthew Titone

• While attending St. John’s University School of Law, Matthew worked full time as a law clerk for the late John S. Zachary, Esq. Upon his admission to the New York State Bar in 1992, Matthew immediately began doing pro bono work for the Staten Island AIDS Task Force and Project Hospitality.
• In late 1993, he was named the Senior Trial Associate for the prestigious Wall Street firm of Morgan, Melhuish, Monahan, Arvidson, Abrutyn & Lisowski, and managed the firm’s complex Labor Law litigation department, and litigated Insurance Law and Professional Malpractice Liability cases.
• Matthew serves on the Board of Directors of Community Health Action of Staten Island (f/k/a the Staten Island AIDS Task Force), and has also served on the Board of Trustees for Legal Services of New York, providing oversight on the Legal Aid Society, amongst others.
• Matthew is an active member of the Richmond County Bar Association, Federal Club Member of the Human Rights Campaign, Wagner College’s DaVinci Society, the Loughlin Society of St. John’s University, and St. John’s University School of Law Alumni Society.
• In 2004, he was the recipient of the Community Health Action of Staten Island’s Philanthropic Leadership Award.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-5787

Fax:
518-455-3976

Address:
Legislative Office Building 625
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
631-957-2087

Address:
640 West Montauk Highway
Lindenhurst, NY 11757-3708

Email: sweeney@assembly.state.ny.us

About Robert Sweeney

• Assemblyman Bob Sweeney is a lifelong resident of the 11th A.D. in the Town of Babylon. A graduate of Lindenhurst Public Schools, Mr. Sweeney received his Bachelor’s degree from Adelphi University and a Master of Public Administration from C.W. Post.
• Prior to his election to the Assembly, Mr. Sweeney served 14½ years as Lindenhurst Village Clerk.
• Mr. Sweeney was elected to the New York State Assembly in a special election held March 1988.
• In 1995, Sweeney received the National Public Policy Leadership Award from the American Diabetes Association.
• Assemblyman Sweeney also sponsors an annual Senior Health Fair. Services provided at the health fair have included cholesterol and blood sugar checks, audiology, podiatry, respiratory screening, blood pressure checks and flu shots. Sweeney also sponsors local free prostate cancer checkups, which have screened thousands for cancer.
• In 2009, Assemblyman Sweeney authored a state law allowing towns to finance homeowner’s home energy improvements by defining carbon emissions as “waste”. This idea was pioneered by the Town of Babylon, and greatly expanded energy efficiency projects there, lowering homeowner’s energy costs and creating new green jobs.
• In 2007, Assemblyman Sweeney became Chairman of the Assembly Committee on Environmental Conservation. The Committee on Environmental Conservation has jurisdiction over legislation affecting State environmental policy. The primary concerns of the Committee are pollution prevention and control, resource management, and environmental quality issues.
• In 2009, Assemblyman Sweeney received Audubon New York’s prestigious William Hoyt Environmental Excellence Award, which is presented annually to an elected official in recognition for work above and beyond the normal call of duty to advance critical solutions to the most pressing environmental issues.
• Standing Committee Assignments 2009: Environmental Conservation (Chair); Veterans Affairs; Rules; Education.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-5762

Address:
Legislative Office Building 545
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
845-454-2048

Fax:
845-471-1735

Address:
One Civic Center Plaza
Room 405
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

District Office (2):

Phone:
845-562-0888

Fax:
845-561-5218

Address:
190 South Plank Road
Newburgh, NY 12550

Email: skartadosf@assembly.state.ny.us

About Frank Skartados

• Skartados graduated from the State University of New York (SUNY) at New Paltz, with honors and a degree in Political Science.
• He received his master’s degree in International Studies from the State University of California at Sacramento, followed by an internship at the United Nations at the Center Against Apartheid.
• He returned to the New York Military Academy for the next eight years to serve as chairman of the Health Department and a teacher of Environmental Studies and American History.
• Founder and president of the Academy Street Business Association in Poughkeepsie, Frank helped in the revitalization of the street’s business environment, which changed the negative perception of the area.
• Currently, Frank is converting his farm in Milton, NY, to the new technology of aquaponics to show local farmers they can save their land – and make a living – by farming year-round using solar, wind and geothermal energy.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-4697

Address:
Legislative Office Building 323
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
716-826-0152

Address:
2189 Seneca Street
Buffalo, NY 14210

Email: schroem@assembly.state.ny.us

About Mark Schroeder

• Schroeder is currently spearheading two major economic development projects which are dramatically improving conditions in his district, 145. The Buffalo River Project includes the construction of two riverfront parks – one in the historical Old First Ward neighborhood at the mouth of the Buffalo River, and the other upstream in a wooded area in West Seneca. The Seneca Street Redevelopment Project focuses on making physical upgrades to the streetscape on one of his district’s major commercial thoroughfares.
• Schroeder left a successful career in the private sector in 2001 in order to serve the public as a county legislator.
• Schroeder grew up in South Buffalo, attending St. Thomas Aquinas School before graduating from Public School #72 and Bishop Timon High School.
• He earned an Associate’s degree from Erie Community College and a Bachelor’s degree from Empire State College.
• Schroeder lives on Coolidge Road in South Buffalo with his wife Kate Horan Schroeder, and has three children, Matthew, Michael, and Allison.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

DISTRICT OFFICE (1):

From Albany:
Turn left to merge onto I-90 W
Take exit 54 for NY-400/E Aurora/NY-16 toward W Seneca
Merge onto NY-400 S
Take the Seneca St/NY-16 exit toward W Seneca
Continue straight
Turn right at Seneca St
Destination will be on the left

From New York City:
Turn left at I-78 W/Holland Tunnel
Continue to follow I-78 W
Slight left at NJ-139 W
Exit onto NJ-7 W/US-1 Truck S/US-9 Truck S/Newark Turnpike toward I-280/Jersey City/Kearny
Continue to follow NJ-7 W
Continue onto Newark Turnpike
Slight right to merge onto I-280 W
Merge onto I-80 W
Take exit 210B to merge onto US-15 N/Westbranch Hwy toward Williamsport
Continue to follow US-15 N
Turn left to stay on US-15 N
Take the ramp onto I-180 W/US-220 S
Slight right at US-15 N
Take the ramp onto I-86 W
Continue onto NY-15 N
Continue onto I-390 N
Take exit 6 for NY-36 toward Mt Morris
Turn left at NY-36 N/Sonyea Rd
Continue to follow NY-36 N
Turn left at NY-39 W/Main St/U.S. 20A W
Continue to follow NY-39 W/U.S. 20A W
Turn left at NY-39 W/Leicester Rd/U.S. 20A W
Turn right at Leicester Rd/U.S. 20A W
Continue to follow U.S. 20A W
Take the ramp onto NY-400 N
Turn right at Seneca St
Destination will be on the left

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Fax:
518-455-5522

Address:
Legislative Office Building 622
Albany, NY 12248

Email:scarbow@assembly.state.ny.us

About William Scarborough

• William Scarborough represents the 29th District in Queens County.
• Assemblyman Scarborough has an extensive background in community involvement. He was District Manager of Community Board 12, where he coordinated and monitored the delivery of municipal services to residents of the Community Board.
• During his tenure as District Manager, he was also Chairman of the Board’s Human Services Cabinet, increasing the availability of primary health care in the area.
• Assemblyman Scarborough was elected to office in 1994.
• During his tenure, Mr. Scarborough has focused his efforts in the areas of health care, education, and youth services.
• He has funded and sponsored many education and youth programs. Among them is the Julius Erving Center for Physical Culture in St. Albans, an extended-day youth program modeled after the nationally recognized Jackie Robinson Center in Brooklyn.
• Among the Assemblyman’s legislative bills that were signed into law was a bill protecting telephone customers from 900 toll call abuses, and a bill making New York State the first state in the nation to establish a day commemorating the contributions of Native Americans.
• He also was a sponsor of bills protecting HMO customers, a bill to create a permanent summer jobs program, bills increasing penalties for child abuse, and bills reducing air and noise pollution around New York City’s two major airports.

Driving Directions

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-5802

Address:
Legislative Office Building 821
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
212-873-6368

Address:
230 West 72nd Street
Suite 2F
New York, NY 10023

Email: rosentl@assembly.state.ny.us

About Linda Rosenthal

• Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal represents the 67th Assembly District, which includes the Upper West Side and parts of Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan.
• In her time in office, Assemblymember Rosenthal has established herself as a leading advocate on affordable housing, domestic violence, consumer protection, preventive medical care and animal cruelty.
• The Assemblymember passed a total of 22 bills during the 2009 legislative session, including vacancy decontrol legislation. This bill will repeal vacancy decontrol in New York City, increasing the number of apartments under the rent stabilization system. This is considered the most essential reform for housing advocates and renters throughout the city and surrounding counties.
• In previous sessions, Assemblymember Rosenthal has passed laws restricting the escape of spousal and child support payments, providing the right to equal pay regardless of gender, and requiring employers to disclose any electronic monitoring of their employees.
• She also successfully enacted into law bills increasing access to social services for sexual assault victims and extending court orders of protection to companion animals, whose abuse often serves as an early warning sign for spousal and child abuse.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

DISTRICT OFFICE (1):

From Albany:
Take the ramp onto I-787 S
Take exit 1 toward I-87 (Toll road)
Keep left at the fork to continue toward I-87 S and merge onto I-87 S (Partial toll road)
Take exit 15 for NY-17 S/I-287 S toward New Jersey
Merge onto I-287 S (Entering New Jersey)
Take exit 66 on the left to merge onto NJ-17 S toward Mahwah
Take the NJ-4 E ramp to Fort Lee/New York
Keep left at the fork to continue toward NJ-4 E and merge onto NJ-4 E
Take the I-95 N ramp to G W Bridge/New York City
Merge onto US-1 N/US-9 N
Continue onto George Washington Bridge/Interstate 95 Lower Level N/Trans-Manhattan Expy/U.S. 1 Lower Level N (Partial toll road) (Entering New York)
Take the New York 9A/H Hudson Pkwy exit
Continue toward Henry Hudson Pkwy/New York 9A S
Keep right at the fork to continue toward Henry Hudson Pkwy/New York 9A S and merge onto Henry Hudson Pkwy/New York 9A S
Take the exit toward 79 St/Boat Basin
At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto W 79 St
Turn right at Riverside Dr
Turn left at W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023

From Long Island:
Take County Rd 16/Portion Rd
Merge onto County Rd 97 S/Nicolls Rd via the ramp to I-495/L.Expwy S
Take the ramp to I-495 W/New York
Merge onto Expy Dr N
Merge onto I-495 W via the ramp on the left to New York
Take exit 42 for Northern Pkwy W toward New York
Merge onto Northern State Pkwy
Continue onto Grand Central Pkwy W
Exit onto Union Turnpike
Slight right to stay on Union Turnpike
Turn right at Queens Blvd
Continue onto Queensboro Bridge
Slight left to stay on Queensboro Bridge
Continue onto E 60th St
Turn left at 5th Ave
Take the 1st right onto W 59th St/Grand Army Plaza
Continue to follow W 59th St
At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Broadway
Continue onto Amsterdam Ave
Turn left at W 72nd St
230 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023 will be on the left

From Buffalo:
Merge onto I-190 S via the ramp to I-90/NY-5 W/Skyway
Take exit 54-61 to merge onto I-90 W toward Erie
Take exit 54 for NY-400/E Aurora/NY-16 toward W Seneca
Merge onto NY-400 S
Take the U.S. 20 A/NY-78 exit toward E Aurora
Turn left at NY-78 S/Big Tree Rd/E Main St/U.S. 20A E
Continue to follow U.S. 20A E
Turn left at NY-39 E/Leicester Rd/U.S. 20A E
Turn right to stay on NY-39 E/Leicester Rd/U.S. 20A E
Continue to follow NY-39 E/U.S. 20A E
Turn right at NY-36 S/Mt Morris Rd
Continue to follow NY-36 S
Turn right to merge onto I-390 S
Continue onto NY-15 S
Merge onto I-86 E/NY-17 E (Passing through Pennsylvania) (Entering New York)
Continue onto I-81 S (Entering Pennsylvania)
Slight right at I-380 S/I-84 E/US-6 E (signs for Carbondale/Mt Pocono)
Continue to follow I-380 S
Merge onto I-80 E (Entering New Jersey)
Slight left at I-280 E (Partial toll road)
Take exit 16E toward Lincoln Tunnel (Toll road)
Merge onto I-95 N (Partial toll road)
Take exit 16E toward Lincoln Tunnel/NJ-3 (Toll road)
Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Lincoln Tunnel/New York City and merge onto NJ-495 E (Partial toll road) (Entering New York)
Continue onto Lincoln Tunnel (Toll road)
Take the exit (Partial toll road)
Sharp left toward 10th Ave
Take the 1st right toward 10th Ave
Turn right at 10th Ave
Continue onto Amsterdam Ave
Turn left at W 72nd St
230 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023 will be on the left

Paul B. Harding, Esq.
Managing Partner
Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP
P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
(P) 1.518.862.1200
(P) 1.800.529.9922
www.1800LAW1010.com

Phone:
518-455-5844

Address:
Legislative Office Building 652
Albany, NY 12248

District Office (1):

Phone:
718-409-0109

Address:
1126 Pelham Parkway South
Bronx, NY 10461

Email: www.riveran@assembly.state.ny.us

About Naomi Rivera

• Her constituency is made up of residents from the Allerton, Eastchester Gardens, Morris Park, Norwood, Pelham Bay, Pelham Gardens, Pelham Parkway, Van Cortlandt Village, and Van Nest neighborhoods of the Bronx.
• Naomi is, and always has been, a staunch supporter and vocal advocate of issues concerning women and children.
• Naomi has always strived to expand diversity awareness in the Bronx by producing the borough’s annual ethnic pride celebrations, which include the Asian Lunar New Year, Black History Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, and Jewish Heritage Month, amongst others.
• She has helped Bronx elders to receive much needed healthcare, and she has struggled to pass legislation, which will benefit aging citizens, all across the state.
• Recently, Naomi in conjunction with the Bronx Central Council for Economic Development has taken on the challenge of bolstering the Bronx’s economy. They have joined forces to create a small business assistance initiative entitled “Shop With Us”. This program is tailored at inspiring residents of the 80th Assembly District to support their local merchants by spending their hard earned money within the neighborhood.
• As a former special events planner for the Bronx, Naomi has developed the belief that special events such as summer programs and concerts are important to the community.

Driving Directions

ALBANY OFFICE:

From the North:
Take Interstate 87 (Northway) to Interstate 90 (East) exit
Proceed east to Interstate 787 and take Empire Plaza exit.

From the South:
Take New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to Exit 23 – straight through Toll Booth to Interstate 787
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the East:
Take Interstate 90 and cross Hudson River
Take exit to Interstate 787 South, along river.
Take Empire Plaza exit.

From the West:
Take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) to Exit 24 (Albany)
Proceed east on Interstate 90 to Interstate 787 South, along river
Take Empire Plaza Exit.

DISTRICT OFFICE (1):

From Albany:
Take the ramp onto I-787 S
Take exit 1 toward I-87 (Toll road)
Keep left at the fork to continue toward I-87 S and merge onto I-87 S (Partial toll road)
Take exit 4 toward Cross County Pkwy/Mile Square Rd
Merge onto Central Park Ave
Take the Bronx River Pkwy ramp
Follow signs for Bronx Pkwy S and merge onto Bronx River Pkwy
Take exit 7E to merge onto Pelham Pkwy S
Slight left to stay on Pelham Pkwy S
1126 Pelham Pkwy S, Bronx, NY 10461 will be on the right

From Long Island:
Take County Rd 16/Portion Rd
Merge onto County Rd 97 S/Nicolls Rd via the ramp to I-495/L.Expwy S
Take the ramp to I-495 W/New York
Merge onto Expy Dr N
Merge onto I-495 W via the ramp on the left to New York
Take exit 27 N to merge onto I-295 N/Clearview Expy toward Bronx
Continue to follow I-295 N (Partial toll road)
Slight right at I-695 N (signs for I-95 N/New Haven
Merge onto I-95 N
Take exit 8C for Pelham Pkwy W
Merge onto Bronx and Pelham Pkwy
Turn left at Williamsbridge Rd
Turn right at Lydig Ave
Take the 1st right onto Tomlinson Ave
Turn right at Pelham Pkwy S
1126 Pelham Pkwy S, Bronx, NY 10461 will be on the right

From Buffalo:
Merge onto I-190 S via the ramp to I-90/NY-5 W/Skyway
Take exit 54-61 to merge onto I-90 W toward Erie
Take exit 54 for NY-400/E Aurora/NY-16 toward W Seneca
Merge onto NY-400 S
Take the U.S. 20 A/NY-78 exit toward E Aurora
Turn left at NY-78 S/Big Tree Rd/E Main St/U.S. 20A E
Continue to follow U.S. 20A E
Turn left at NY-39 E/Leicester Rd/U.S. 20A E
Turn right to stay on NY-39 E/Leicester Rd/U.S. 20A E
Continue to follow NY-39 E/U.S. 20A E
Turn right at NY-36 S/Mt Morris Rd
Continue to follow NY-36 S
Turn right to merge onto I-390 S
Continue onto NY-15 S
Merge onto I-86 E/NY-17 E (Passing through Pennsylvania) (Entering New York)
Continue onto NY-17 E
Continue onto US-6 E
Continue onto NY-17 E (Partial toll road)
Take the I-87 S/New York exit (Toll road)
Merge onto I-87 S (Partial toll road)
Take exit 4 toward Cross County Pkwy/Mile Square Rd
Merge onto Central Park Ave
Take the Bronx River Pkwy ramp
Follow signs for Bronx Pkwy S and merge onto Bronx River Pkwy
Take exit 7E to merge onto Pelham Pkwy S
Slight left to stay on Pelham Pkwy S
1126 Pelham Pkwy S, Bronx, NY 10461 will be on the right

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Managing Partner
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P.O. Box 15141
Albany, NY 12212-5141
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