State Senator Squadron Invites Constituents To Open Community Discussion

photo credit: office of NYS Senator Squadron

Once again, State Senator Daniel Squadron is inviting his constituents to a community convention to discuss both legislative and community issues. At his last two conventions, Squadron sought feedback on topics like education, transportation, housing and ethics reform.
Read the Senator's invitation below (and don't forget to rsvp if you would like to attend.)


Dear Neighbor:

I would like to invite you to join me in a discussion about what’s next in Albany and the community. The discussion will serve as an update on last spring’s Community Convention and offer you an opportunity to share your thoughts before the new legislative session.

In April, more than 350 community members joined me for the Second Annual 25th Senate District Community Convention, where I received valuable input on issues as diverse as school overcrowding, nightlife concerns and pedestrian safety. In this community discussion, I will update folks about progress we have made on topics raised at the convention, as well as take new questions and comments about issues in Albany and in the neighborhood.

I hope to see you at any or all of the following community discussions!

Open Community Discussions with State Senator Daniel Squadron:

Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Columbia Waterfront

Sunday, November 21st Time: 4:00 - 6:00 PM

Location: Long Island College Hospital

Avram Conference Center, rooms F & G

339 Hicks Street (between Amity and Congress Streets)

Please RSVP to Jordan Levine at 212-298-5565 or jlevine@nysenate.gov.

As always, I hope you will not be shy with your thoughts, concerns, and suggestions. I look forward to seeing you at one of our community discussions in the coming weeks!

Best,

Daniel

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