“Over the past several years, we have seen New York continue down the path of being less affordable, less safe and out of touch with what matters most. Today, Gov. Hochul discussed some of her policy initiatives but fell short of recognizing the fact...

“As we begin a new legislative session, I am optimistic about the year ahead and the opportunities we have to make a real difference for the people of New York. My commitment remains steadfast in advocating for the issues that matter most to our state...

Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) has been appointed by Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay to serve as ranking Minority member of the Assembly Committee on Children & Families. In addition, he has been selected to serve on several influential committees,...

Co-Chairs of the Assembly Minority Conference Task Force on Human Trafficking Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) and Assemblywoman Mary Beth Walsh (R,C-Ballston) brought experts and officials together to discuss the impact of human trafficking in the...

Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) announced today that State Senator Rob Rolison will carry his bill, known as the “Identify Dangerous Drugs Act,” in the State Senate. This move creates additional momentum for a critical proposal aimed at ensuring...

Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) and Assemblywoman Mary Beth Walsh (R,C-Ballston) will co-chair a New York State Assembly Minority Task Force on Human Trafficking and Exploitation.The task force will kick off on July 30th in Suffolk County.July 30th...

Chester, NY - Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C -Walden) was approached by a nonprofit organization that assists families who have received a cancer diagnosis. Once Maher met 5-year-old Lilly Fernandez, her sister Jailyn, and her parents Heydi and Harry, he...

Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) announced that legislation establishing the Steve Nicoli Memorial Highway passed in both the Senate and the Assembly. Steve Nicoli lived a life of public service and dedication to his community and country. As an Army...

In response to the ongoing opioid crisis and the tragedy of Paige Gibbons, a 19-year-old college freshman from New York who died of a fentanyl overdose after taking just one pill, Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) urges his colleagues to take action...

Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) proudly signed on to proposed bill (A.6032) aiming to amend the Public Health Law regarding the establishment, incorporation, or increase of the capacity of for-profit hospices in New York. Working with nonprofit...