Press Releases

Ryan celebrates completion of inaugural C.A.R.E.S Van district tour with stops in Ulster, Dutchess, and Orange Counties. Since launching the C.A.R.E.S Van last June, Ryan’s office has held events in all 82 municipalities in NY-18, helping thousands of constituents along the way  

Ryan, an Iraq War veteran, secured the federal funding for the Foundation’s Veterans Village Project to build a community of ten homes for veterans in Port Jervis. Ryan hosted a community luncheon yesterday to celebrate the Foundation’s work and the service of Hudson Valley veterans

Ryan voted against a series of bills this week that will cut union jobs, enable pollution of waterways, and dismantle investments in innovative energy solutions

Legislation amends the 2020 “Elijah E. Cummings Coast Guard Authorization Act” to ban additional anchorages once and for all

Ryan calls on Republicans to join him in signing discharge petition on Senate-passed aid bill; if 5 Republicans join all Democrats, the bill would get a vote on the House floor. Speaker Mike Johnson and Conference Chair Elise Stefanik have refused to allow a vote on the bill.

Ryan says that transparency is needed after constituents found hundreds of feet of abandoned lead-sheathed cables in Cornwall, potentially leaching toxins into soil and drinking water; constituents have also found lead cables in Kingston, Middletown, New Windsor, Poughkeepsie, and Wappingers Falls 

In letter to PSC, Ryan, Hinchey and Jacobson demand immediate release of report, which was due February 29th

As Ryan’s guest at the State of the Union, Flowers, the first African-American mayor of Poughkeepsie, met with elected officials, subject matter experts and representatives of the Biden Administration to discuss her priorities for Poughkeepsie