Michael J. Fitzpatrick
- 50 NY-111 #202 Smithtown New York 11787 United States
- Profile
Michael J. Fitzpatrick serves as a member of the New York State Assembly, representing constituents in the 8th Assembly District. As part of the state government, Assemblymember Fitzpatrick’s office provides vital legislative and constituent services, advocating for policy decisions that align with the needs and concerns of local residents. The office plays an active role in shaping state legislation, offering guidance on proposed laws, state funding, and regulatory matters that affect the community. Dedicated to transparent and accessible governance, the office also acts as a liaison between residents and various state agencies, helping constituents navigate government programs and services.
Committed to community engagement, Assemblymember Fitzpatrick regularly holds forums, attends local events, and fosters open channels of communication with constituents. The office is especially attuned to issues such as fiscal responsibility, education, public safety, and economic development within Suffolk County. As a long-serving representative, Fitzpatrick brings experience and continuity to the district, maintaining strong working relationships within the legislative body and across multiple levels of government. His office is a resource for information, advocacy, and support on a wide range of state-related concerns.
Key Services:
– Legislative representation in the New York State Assembly
– Constituent assistance with state agencies and programs
– Advocacy on state policies and budgetary issues
– Coordination of community meetings and town halls
– Support for local initiatives and public events
– Tracking and communication of legislative developments
– Assistance with navigating government benefits and services
– Policy research and guidance on state law proposals
- Comments
Contact Info
- 50 NY-111 #202, Smithtown, New York, 11787, United States
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Phone: (631) 724-2929
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