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BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEES CYCLE a Wednesday, March 17, 1:00 P.M NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE Senate Contact: Jonathan Heppner (518) For Immediate Release: March 455-2415 16, 2021 [email protected] Assembly Contact: Kerri Biché (518) 455-3888 [email protected] Assembly and Senate Announce General Conference Committee Appointments 2021 General Budget Conference Committee Assembly Senate Carl E. Heastie (Co-Chair) Andrea Stewart-Cousins (Co-Chair) Helene Weinstein Liz Krueger Crystal Peoples-Stokes Michael Gianaris Phil Ramos Brian Benjamin Jeffrion Aubry* José Serrano* William Barclay Robert Ortt Edward Ra* Andrew Lanza* JOINT BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEES CYCLE A Wednesday, March 17, 1:00 p.m. Public Protection / Criminal Justice / Judiciary Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Jeffrey Dinowitz (Co-Chair) Jamaal Bailey (Co-Chair) Charles Lavine Brad Hoylman David Weprin Julia Salazar Kenneth Zebrowski Kevin Thomas Clyde Vanel* Alessandra Biaggi* Jenifer Rajkumar* Anthony Palumbo Philip Palmesano Thomas O'Mara* Marjorie Byrnes* Mental Hygiene Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Aileen Gunther (Co-Chair) Samra Brouk (Co-Chair) Phil Steck Peter Harckham Didi Barrett John Mannion Thomas Abinanti Simcha Felder Chantel Jackson* Roxanne Persaud* Chris Burdick* Fred Akshar Melissa Miller Mike Martucci* Robert Smullen* CYCLE B Wednesday, March 17, 2:00 p.m. Environment/ Agriculture/ Housing Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Steve Englebright (Co-Chair) Todd Kaminsky (Co-Chair) Steven Cymbrowitz Michelle Hinchey Donna Lupardo Brian Kavanagh Daniel O'Donnell Kevin Parker Judy Griffin* Zellnor Myrie* Demond Meeks* Pamela Helming Chris Tague Daniel Stec* Colin Schmitt* Transportation Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate William Magnarelli (Co-Chair) Timothy Kennedy (Co-Chair) Amy Paulin Leroy Comrie Michael Cusick John Liu Inez Dickens James Skoufis William Conrad* John Brooks* Gina Sillitti* Joseph Griffo Michael Norris Mario Mattera* Joe DeStefano* CYCLE C Wednesday, March 17, 3:00 p.m. Economic Development Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Harry Bronson (Co-Chair) Anna Kaplan (Co-Chair) J. Gary Pretlow Joseph Addabbo Al Stirpe Brian Benjamin Steven Otis James Sanders Carrie Woerner* Elijah Reichlin-Melnick* Jonathan Rivera* George Borrello Christopher Friend Mike Martucci* John Salka* Health Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Richard Gottfried (Co-Chair) Gustavo Rivera (Co-Chair) Kevin Cahill Neil Breslin Ron Kim Rachel May Maritza Davila Julia Salazar Karines Reyes* Peter Harckham* Daniel Rosenthal* Patrick Gallivan Kevin Byrne Peter Oberacker* Jacob Ashby* CYCLE D Wednesday, March 17, 4:00 p.m. Education Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Michael Benedetto (Co-Chair) Shelley Mayer (Co-Chair) Vivian Cook John Liu Patricia Fahy Sean Ryan Kimberly Jean-Pierre Toby Ann Stavisky Nader Sayegh* John Mannion* Amanda Septimo* James Tedisco Mary Beth Walsh Daphne Jordan* Doug Smith* General Government/ Local Assistance Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Sandy Galef (Co-Chair) James Skoufis (Co-Chair) Fred Thiele James Gaughran Victor Pichardo Andrew Gounardes Edward Braunstein Robert Jackson Marianne Buttenschon* Jeremy Cooney* Taylor Darling* Edward Rath Karl Brabenec Pattie Ritchie* Brian Miller* CYCLE E Wednesday, March 17, 5:00 p.m. Human Services/ Labor Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Andrew Hevesi (Co-Chair) Roxanne Persaud (Co-Chair) Peter Abbate Jabari Brisport Latoya Joyner Jessica Ramos Linda Rosenthal Diane Savino Stefani Zinerman* John Brooks* Jennifer Lunsford* Sue Serino Andy Goodell Alexis Weik* John Mikulin* Higher Education Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Deborah Glick (Co-Chair) Toby Ann Stavisky (Co-Chair) William Colton Alessandra Biaggi Latrice Walker Rachel May John McDonald Kevin Parker Phara Souffrant Forrest* José Serrano* Sarah Clark* Phil Boyle Mark Walczyk Joseph Griffo* Michael Reilly* *Alternate -30- NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE Senate Contact: Jonathan Heppner (518) For Immediate Release: March 455-2415 16, 2021 [email protected] Assembly Contact: Kerri Biché (518) 455-3888 [email protected] Assembly and Senate Announce General Conference Committee Appointments 2021 General Budget Conference Committee Assembly Senate Carl E. Heastie (Co-Chair) Andrea Stewart-Cousins (Co-Chair) Helene Weinstein Liz Krueger Crystal Peoples-Stokes Michael Gianaris Phil Ramos Brian Benjamin Jeffrion Aubry* José Serrano* William Barclay Robert Ortt Edward Ra* Andrew Lanza* JOINT BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEES CYCLE A Wednesday, March 17, 1:00 p.m. Public Protection / Criminal Justice / Judiciary Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Jeffrey Dinowitz (Co-Chair) Jamaal Bailey (Co-Chair) Charles Lavine Brad Hoylman David Weprin Julia Salazar Kenneth Zebrowski Kevin Thomas Clyde Vanel* Alessandra Biaggi* Jenifer Rajkumar* Anthony Palumbo Philip Palmesano Thomas O'Mara* Marjorie Byrnes* Mental Hygiene Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Aileen Gunther (Co-Chair) Samra Brouk (Co-Chair) Phil Steck Peter Harckham Didi Barrett John Mannion Thomas Abinanti Simcha Felder Chantel Jackson* Roxanne Persaud* Chris Burdick* Fred Akshar Melissa Miller Mike Martucci* Robert Smullen* CYCLE B Wednesday, March 17, 2:00 p.m. Environment/ Agriculture/ Housing Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Steve Englebright (Co-Chair) Todd Kaminsky (Co-Chair) Steven Cymbrowitz Michelle Hinchey Donna Lupardo Brian Kavanagh Daniel O'Donnell Kevin Parker Judy Griffin* Zellnor Myrie* Demond Meeks* Pamela Helming Chris Tague Daniel Stec* Colin Schmitt* Transportation Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate William Magnarelli (Co-Chair) Timothy Kennedy (Co-Chair) Amy Paulin Leroy Comrie Michael Cusick John Liu Inez Dickens James Skoufis William Conrad* John Brooks* Gina Sillitti* Joseph Griffo Michael Norris Mario Mattera* Joe DeStefano* CYCLE C Wednesday, March 17, 3:00 p.m. Economic Development Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Harry Bronson (Co-Chair) Anna Kaplan (Co-Chair) J. Gary Pretlow Joseph Addabbo Al Stirpe Brian Benjamin Steven Otis James Sanders Carrie Woerner* Elijah Reichlin-Melnick* Jonathan Rivera* George Borrello Christopher Friend Mike Martucci* John Salka* Health Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Richard Gottfried (Co-Chair) Gustavo Rivera (Co-Chair) Kevin Cahill Neil Breslin Ron Kim Rachel May Maritza Davila Julia Salazar Karines Reyes* Peter Harckham* Daniel Rosenthal* Patrick Gallivan Kevin Byrne Peter Oberacker* Jacob Ashby* CYCLE D Wednesday, March 17, 4:00 p.m. Education Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Michael Benedetto (Co-Chair) Shelley Mayer (Co-Chair) Vivian Cook John Liu Patricia Fahy Sean Ryan Kimberly Jean-Pierre Toby Ann Stavisky Nader Sayegh* John Mannion* Amanda Septimo* James Tedisco Mary Beth Walsh Daphne Jordan* Doug Smith* General Government/ Local Assistance Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Sandy Galef (Co-Chair) James Skoufis (Co-Chair) Fred Thiele James Gaughran Victor Pichardo Andrew Gounardes Edward Braunstein Robert Jackson Marianne Buttenschon* Jeremy Cooney* Taylor Darling* Edward Rath Karl Brabenec Pattie Ritchie* Brian Miller* CYCLE E Wednesday, March 17, 5:00 p.m. Human Services/ Labor Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Andrew Hevesi (Co-Chair) Roxanne Persaud (Co-Chair) Peter Abbate Jabari Brisport Latoya Joyner Jessica Ramos Linda Rosenthal Diane Savino Stefani Zinerman* John Brooks* Jennifer Lunsford* Sue Serino Andy Goodell Alexis Weik* John Mikulin* Higher Education Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Deborah Glick (Co-Chair) Toby Ann Stavisky (Co-Chair) William Colton Alessandra Biaggi Latrice Walker Rachel May John McDonald Kevin Parker Phara Souffrant Forrest* José Serrano* Sarah Clark* Phil Boyle Mark Walczyk Joseph Griffo* Michael Reilly* *Alternate -30- NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE Senate Contact: Jonathan Heppner (518) For Immediate Release: March 455-2415 16, 2021 [email protected] Assembly Contact: Kerri Biché (518) 455-3888 [email protected] Assembly and Senate Announce General Conference Committee Appointments 2021 General Budget Conference Committee Assembly Senate Carl E. Heastie (Co-Chair) Andrea Stewart-Cousins (Co-Chair) Helene Weinstein Liz Krueger Crystal Peoples-Stokes Michael Gianaris Phil Ramos Brian Benjamin Jeffrion Aubry* José Serrano* William Barclay Robert Ortt Edward Ra* Andrew Lanza* JOINT BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEES CYCLE A Wednesday, March 17, 1:00 p.m. Public Protection / Criminal Justice / Judiciary Web Link: https://www.nysenate.gov/events https://www.nyassembly.gov/av/live/ Assembly Senate Jeffrey Dinowitz
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