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Five years ago today, I became Governor of the state I’ve called home my entire life.
A lot has changed since then, but what drives me hasn’t:
Making life better for New Yorkers.
We’ve accomplished a lot together. And I’m still just as determined to get up every day and keep fighting for you.
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Every day, I’m fighting to put more money in New Yorkers’ pockets.
Checks are on the way for more than eight million New Yorkers thanks to our inflation refund.
Join me live: governor.ny.gov
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New York State businesses: Notify current and former employees affected by 9/11 about their eligibility for federal assistance programs: ny.gov/september11

ALT Blue and yellow graphic with the skyline of New York City in the background, two lights shine from where the twin towers once stood on that horizon. The text, in yellow on blue, reads "You may be eligible for 9/11 assistance, Assistance is available to construction workers, volunteers, residents, employees, and students within the NYC exposure zone' rounded out on the bottom with the seal of the state of New York.
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If you were in Lower Manhattan below Houston Street or parts of Brooklyn, you may qualify for federal assistance. Find out if you’re eligible: ny.gov/september11
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Twenty-four years ago, New York and our nation changed forever.
We remember the nearly 3,000 souls taken on 9/11, the New Yorkers who went to work and never came home, and the heroes who ran toward danger to save others.
We will never forget.
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Today’s announcement builds on a longstanding State-City partnership that has advanced transformative water and sewer improvements. EFC’s financial assistance over the past 15 years has saved City ratepayers more than $2.7B, including more than $400M in direct grants.
Replying to @NYSEFC @GovKathyHochul
.@GovKathyHochul's announcement includes a $50M investment for @NYCWater—and it’s going straight to the people. From Gowanus Canal cleanup to water bill relief for low income families, this funding protects both New Yorkers' health AND their wallets.
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NEW: This fall, more than eight million New Yorkers will get Inflation Refund checks. No forms to fill out, no hoops to jump through – just money back in their pockets.
In New York, we don’t just talk about helping families. We get it done.
Learn more: ny.gov/inflationrefund
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NYS is getting the lead out! Today's groundbreaking in Albany marks the first lead service line replacement project to get underway with @GovKathyHochul's $100M LIFT grants! The City's $12.9M project will be fully grant-funded with the innovative use of state & federal dollars.
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New Yorkers have been feeling the impact of a changing climate that includes stronger, more destructive storms.
This #EarthDay, we're committing $60 million to help communities become more resilient and make sure we're ready for whatever Mother Nature throws our way.
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I have a plan to cut taxes for anyone who makes less than $323,200. It’ll put more money back in New Yorkers’ pockets and make life more affordable for them and their families.
Let's get it done.
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Forget what DOGE says — New York wants YOU!
From education to public safety, we are HIRING. Federal employees: check out ny.gov/wewantyou for opportunities in the Empire State.
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On #MLKDay and every day, it is our responsibility to continue to carry the torch of justice that he lit and to build a more just, more equitable New York State.
Today at @BAM_Brooklyn we recommitted to Dr. King’s march towards justice.
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.@GovKathyHochul’s sustained commitment of $500 million for water infrastructure is crucial to protecting the public health of New Yorkers and our abundant natural resources, as we’ve seen with the irrefutable positive impact of EFC’s water grant programs.
Replying to @NYSEFC
How EFC will deliver on @GovKathyHochul's clean water #SOTS25 agenda:
☑️WIIA grants
☑️Green Resiliency Grants
☑️A new grant program to strengthen the cybersecurity of the water and wastewater sector
☑️ Assistance to test/remediate private wells impacted by emerging contaminants
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.@GovKathyHochul's $500 MILLION clean water funding commitment brings New York State's investment to a record $6 BILLION since 2017!
Clean water is a top priority for @GovKathyHochul. That’s why she’s committing $500 million in the #SOSTS25, to help communities address New York’s most pressing water infrastructure needs.
governor.ny.gov/news/governo…
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Tune in today at 1:00pm for @GovKathyHochul State of the State address.
Join live at: governor.ny.gov
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I’m fighting to create a brighter future for every family in New York State.
Today at 1:00pm, I’ll be delivering my State of the State address.
Join us live at governor.ny.gov
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In @GovKathyHochul's State of the State, she's making sure young New Yorkers have the support they need to thrive! governor.ny.gov/news/state-s…
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From student loans to childcare, groceries, and rent, costs are too damn high for hardworking New Yorkers.
I want to make their lives a little easier.
I'm proposing we give 8.6 million New Yorkers an Inflation Refund check — up to $500 to families in every corner of the state.
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No pregnant New Yorker should have to choose between their paycheck and their checkups.
New York’s first-in-the-nation paid prenatal leave begins January 1, 2025 and it's going to put more money back in the pockets of working moms!
Learn more: ny.gov/prenatal
























