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General Electric discharged millions of pounds of toxic PCBs into the Hudson River over 3+ decades. 5-Year Reviews are issued by EPA to examine remediation efforts at EPA Superfund Sites to ensure clean-up is progressing; since large amounts of PCBs are still in the Hudson, Ryan and Molinaro are demanding further remediation.

Today the EPA announced the first-ever national standard to address PFAS in drinking water, as called for by Congressman Ryan’s “PFAS Action Act." Ryan applauds EPA for ruling, $1B in new infrastructure funding, and calls on Congress to pass entirety of his “PFAS Action Act”

Constituent Advocacy Resources Empowerment Services (C.A.R.E.S.) Van’s April events will bring assistance with federal agencies to communities across NY-18. Ryan recently celebrated the C.A.R.E.S. Van’s completion of its first district tour after visiting every city and town in NY-18.

Ryan’s Senior Fair connected seniors with community partners from across the Hudson Valley, including the Social Security Administration

Former President Trump recently proposed cuts to Social Security and Medicare; now the Republican Study Committee, made up of more than 170 Republican Representatives, is putting that plan into action, calling for $1.5T in cuts to Social Security and $1.2T in cuts to Medicare

High School students from NY-18 are encouraged to submit original artwork to Ryan’s office in Newburgh. Winning artist’s work will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year.

Metropolitan Transportation Authority plan would charge Hudson Valley families $15 per day to commute to Manhattan Central Business District, without committing to service improvements in Hudson Valley or carve outs for commuting city employees 

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