Assembly Member Brian Curran represents New York State’s 21st Assembly District, serving constituents by advocating for legislative initiatives that address local needs, public safety, education, and economic development. As part of the New York State Assembly, his office operates as a key government liaison, connecting the community with state programs and resources. Dedicated to transparency and responsive governance, the office provides assistance with navigating state services and supports a wide range of public concerns, including constituent casework and legal inquiries related to state matters.

The Assembly Member’s government office also plays a critical role in policy development and community outreach efforts. Through hosting community events, attending local forums, and collaborating with civic groups, the office ensures local voices are heard in Albany. Brian Curran’s experience as a former mayor and his commitment to public service strengthen his role as a trusted representative in state government. The office is particularly focused on improving infrastructure, fiscal responsibility, and quality of life across Long Island neighborhoods.

Key Services:

– Legislative advocacy and representation in the New York State Assembly
– Assistance with state programs including housing, unemployment, and senior services
– Community outreach and public engagement forums
– Constituent services and casework support
– Support with state agency navigation and legal inquiries
– Promotion of local economic development and infrastructure projects
– Public safety and education policy initiatives
– Collaboration with local governments and civic organizations