Press Releases

Ryan delivered $124,611 for Historic Huguenot Street; $574,445 to advance research in the humanities at Bard College; $10,000 for Women’s Studio Workshop, Inc. to preserve humanities collections. Ryan also secured $750,000 for the rehabilitation of the Washington Headquarters Historic Site in Newburgh.

Bill will prevent cuts to Social Security and protect the Social Security trust fund from depletion, ensuring that seniors and families receive the benefits they earned. Bill will also force the Social Security Administration to re-open their office in Ulster County, make offices accessible in every county

Legislative package will lower mortgage rates, crack down on Wall Street firms jacking up housing costs, incentivize development, and cut through bureaucratic red tape to unlock increased federal support for local priorities

Ryan has nominated the Dutchess County government and Sheriff’s Office for over $2.3 million in federal Community Project Funding to invest in cutting-edge technology upgrades; funding will be included in year-end House spending package. Funding would overhaul and modernize the Sheriff Office’s Analysis and Real Time Crime Intelligence Center and develop a consolidated public safety radio system for first responders

Private equity firms are estimated to own more than 500,000 homes across the United States and are expected to control 40% of the U.S. single-family rental market by 2030. Single-family home prices have risen by 47.1% since 2020, and the average cost to rent a single family home has increased by 30%, while mortgage rates have also doubled

Ryan cites rising housing prices and financial pressure on small businesses as reasons a rate cut is necessary

Constituent Advocacy Resources Empowerment Services (C.A.R.E.S.) Van’s August events will bring assistance with federal agencies to communities across NY-18

Ryan delivered over $1.4 Million to the Rifton Fire District, Tivoli Fire Department, Arlington Fire District, Kripplebush Fire District, and Beacon Fire Department. Ryan nominates the City of Poughkeepsie Fire Department, the Port Jervis Fire Department, and the Arlington Fire District for an additional $2.65 Million in federal Community Project Funding.