And, for the steadfast leadership of our Environmental Chair Deborah Glick for her years of service and dedication to protecting our environment. (2/2)

Great to join the New York League of Conservation Voters for their annual cocktail party and celebrate the advocates and leaders working to protect our environment. I’m grateful for NYLCV’s partnership and its leadership on building a cleaner, healthier New York. (1/2)

Great to join City & State NY to celebrate 20 years of covering New York govt., politics and policy. At a time when the White House is attacking journalists and the free press, supporting independent journalism and the reporters who keep New Yorkers informed has never been more important.

Statement from Assemblymember Tony Simone on ICE Shooting A New Yorker

A wonderful Chelsea tradition! Joined Jason and Bailey for the Blessing of the Animals at St. Peter’s this weekend, celebrating the animals who bring so much joy to our lives. 🐾 Thanks to everyone who helped make it such a special day!

Statement from Assemblymember Tony Simone on Third Anniversary of October 7th Terrorist Attack

Great to join neighbors in Chelsea for The Longest Table this weekend with my husband Jason and Bailey! 🐾 Events like this bring our community together and remind us what makes Chelsea special. Thanks to everyone who made it happen!

Thank you to everyone who came to my Hells Kitchen street clean up this week. We cleaned dozens of blocks, picking up thousands of cigarette butts, and filling 5 massive bags of trash. It’s up to all of us to do our part to keep the community clean!

Thanks to everyone who came out to our Shred Day at Manhattan Plaza this week! Glad we could help our neighbors securely dispose of sensitive documents for free and protect their personal information. Thanks to our partners for making it happen!

Great to be out at PS11 this week for morning drop-off! Always good to connect with families, students, and school staff in our community. Wishing all our students a great school year! 📚

The Senate unanimously passed A101. Now the Assembly must act. Having a drink or using drugs should never be used to deny survivors justice. It’s time to close this loophole and protect every New Yorker’s right to consent.

Having a drink or using drugs should never mean forfeiting your right to consent. Under current NY law, voluntary intoxication can prevent a victim from receiving the same protections. A101 would change that. We need to pass this bill and close this dangerous loophole.

My colleagues and I in the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Caucus are teaming up with NYIC to provide a Know Your Rights Webinar. Learn practical info about how you can protect yourself and your family during interactions with ICE. Link to rsvp in bio

On 9-25, we celebrated Dolly Parton’s extraordinary legacy of giving children the opportunity to dream, learn, and imagine a bigger future. Her Imagination Library has put 300M+ books in children’s hands. Thanks to manhattanbp for bringing us together!

New York’s housing crisis and climate crisis are connected. Building more housing in walkable, transit-rich neighborhoods means fewer cars, shorter commutes, and a more sustainable city. That’s a State of Yes. Read the report linked in my bio!

Shred Days are back! 🗑️ Bring your old bank statements, bills, medical records, tax documents, and other sensitive paperwork to be securely shredded for free. Join us Tuesday, September 29, at Manhattan Plaza in Hell’s Kitchen. See you there!

Great to have Yadira and Marley from the team at the Manhattan Plaza Block Festival! It’s always a pleasure to connect with neighbors, hear what’s on your mind, and celebrate the community we’re proud to represent.

A Wind Advisory is in effect across NYC from Friday afternoon through early Sunday morning, with gusts up to 55 mph expected. Secure loose objects, charge your devices, and use caution when walking, biking, or driving. Visit the link in bio for updates.

🧹 Help us beautify our neighborhood! Join us Sept. 24, 10AM–12PM, for 20th–30th St & 8th Ave, or Oct. 1, 10AM–12PM, for 40th–50th St & 9th Ave. Sign up at the link in our bio and bring a neighbor!

Wishing everyone observing Yom Kippur a meaningful day of reflection and renewal. May we carry its lessons of compassion and accountability forward, stand against antisemitism and hate, and work toward a more united New York.