SENATOR RIVERA IN THE COMMUNITY
EID AL-ADHA MUBARAK FROM SENATOR RIVERA
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Senator Rivera extends his heartfelt wishes to the Muslim community in the Bronx and throughout New York State for a joyous and peaceful Eid al-Adha. Eid Mubarak!
SENATOR RIVERA IN ALBANY
SENATOR RIVERA ON THE 2026-27 NEW YORK STATE BUDGET
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This week, Senator Rivera joined his colleagues in the Senate Majority to vote for the 10 bills of the 2026 New York State Budget.
The reckless actions of the Trump administration to defund critical programs across our state set the stage for a particularly difficult budget this year.
Senator Rivera regrets that the budget was very delayed as a result of non-monetary policy negotiations that have left the Legislature with a single week to focus on the people’s business.
Despite these setbacks, Senator Rivera focused on delivering for New Yorkers and The Bronx. Click here to listen to Senator Rivera's remarks on the health portion of the State Budget 2026-27
THE 2026 NEW YORK STATE SENATE VETERAN HALL OF FAME AWARD GOES TO JUAN PARRA
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This year, Mr. Juan Parra, a resident of New York's 33rd Senate District in the Bronx, was recognized by Senator Rivera at the 2026 Veterans Hall of Fame Ceremony. Mr. Parra began his military career with the Marine Corps in 1987 and served during Operation Desert Storm before earning a commission as an officer in the Army National Guard and later serving as an investigator with the United States Air Force.
Following the September 11 attacks, he returned to active duty in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, and later served on the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. After retiring from the Air Force as a Major in 2017 and concluding his federal service with the Department of Homeland Security in 2022, Mr. Parra has continued to advocate for veterans and his community as Second Vice-Chairperson of Bronx Community Board 5 and Chairperson of its Veterans Committee.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS & RESOURCES
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Interpretation Available: Spanish. This location has the following accessibility option(s) available: Wheelchair Accessible Public can view the meeting via RGB’s YouTube channel but must participate in-person to testify. |
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SATURDAY 6/13: JOIN THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AND THE FDNY AT THEIR SMOKE ALARM INSTALL EVENT IN THE BRONX!
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JUNE 1ST! DON'T LOSE YOUR BENEFITS!
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New SNAP Work Requirements: What You Need to Know
New federal rules are changing SNAP work requirements for some New Yorkers. Starting this year, certain adults may need to work, attend job training, or volunteer to keep their benefits.
You may be affected if you are:
● Between ages 18–64
● Not living with a child under 14
● Not exempt due to a health condition or other reason
If these rules apply to you, you may need to take action each month to avoid losing your SNAP benefits.
Check your status and learn what to do: on.nyc.gov/snap.
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH PART OF THE SOLUTION (POTS)!
6/1 - 6/5: FREE OSHA 40-HOUR TRAINING FOR SPANISH-SPEAKING PARTICIPANTS WITH U.S. WORK AUTHORIZATION |
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FRIDAY 6/12: JOB FAIR FOR PARTICIPANTS WITH U.S. WORK AUTHORIZATION |
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HIGHER EDUCTION SERVICES CORPORATION (HESC) FINANCIAL AID UPDATES
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As a reminder, should extreme heat occur, New Yorkers are advised to stay cool and stay hydrated. Avoid spending prolonged periods of time outdoors. Call 911 immediately if you or someone else shows signs of heat-related illness, such as confusion, dizziness, or difficulty breathing. For more preparedness tips, visit: nyc.gov/BeReady or nyc.gov/beattheheat.
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