Assemblyman Keith Brown’s Start of the Year 2025 Newsletter

Recent Photos

View All Recent Photos
Photo as described in caption Photo as described in caption Photo as described in caption Photo as described in caption Photo as described in caption

Biography

Assemblyman  Keith P. Brown

On November 3, 2020, Keith P. Brown emerged victorious in the New York State Assembly election to represent parts of Suffolk County, encompassing the vibrant towns of Huntington, Babylon, and Islip.

Leveraging his extensive legal insight and background in small business, Keith has embarked on steadfast efforts to bolster the small business community and propel economic growth across Long Island. His work addresses present challenges and paves the way for a future marked by prosperity.

With a family deeply rooted in law enforcement, Keith possesses a unique insight into the complexities associated with New York’s recent criminal justice reforms and the growing push to “defund” the police. In his dedication to ensuring community safety, he has voted to reinstate greater judicial discretion and repeal bail reform measures.

Keith’s commitment extends beyond law and order. He is resolute in his pursuit of lowering taxes, fostering a cleaner Long Island Sound, and attracting increased state investment to tackle water and sewer infrastructure needs. Keith has accomplished this by championing the much-needed Environmental Bond Act and co-authoring a paper about the need for updated sewers.

A proud graduate of SUNY Albany, Keith’s journey includes a pivotal internship with former New York State Senator Norman J. Levy. His legal prowess was honed at Touro College Law Center, where he currently serves on the Advisory Board for the Institute on Land Use and Sustainable Development Law.

Before establishing his law firm, Keith made significant contributions as a litigator. He held a distinguished role at the New York State Office of the Attorney General, serving as Assistant Attorney General in the Litigation Bureau and defending the state in federal and state courts.

As a founding partner of Brown & Altman, LLP, Keith is pivotal in representing diverse corporate clients in complex real estate matters like zoning and land-use regulation.

In his personal life, Keith, alongside his wife Barbara and their three children, calls Northport home—a place where aspirations and accomplishments converge. Together, they are committed to shaping a brighter future for their cherished community.

Recent News

View All Recent News

Brown Hosts Grant Workshop to Support Non-Profit Organizations in Assembly District 12

Photo as described in caption
Assemblyman Keith P. Brown (R,C-Northport) hosted an informative workshop at the Commack Public Library on Saturday, March 29, 2025, to help non-profit organizations learn how to access grants and understand the grant application process. Brown hosted...

Brown: Donate Life New York State Saves Lives

Assemblyman Keith P. Brown (R,C-Northport) joined his colleagues in the Assembly and Senate, representatives from Donate Life New York State and members of the community at a press conference in Albany on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, to celebrate Donate Life...

Brown: Another Untimely Budget

“Our state budget is supposed to be finalized and passed by April 1, 2025, yet here we are in Albany passing an emergency budget extender. Our constituents deserve better than this. Over the next week or so, I will be speaking up for Long Islanders...

Brown: Full Implementation of Changes to CDPAP Must Be Delayed Until July 1, 2025

Photo as described in caption
Assemblyman Keith P. Brown (R,C-Northport) attended a press conference in Albany on March 25, 2025, to support the Assembly and Senate Minority Conferences’ call for a delay in the implementation of changes to the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance...

Brown: Combating Human Trafficking Statewide Needs to be A Top Priority

Assemblyman Keith P. Brown (R,C-Northport) and his colleagues in the Assembly Minority Conference unveiled the 2025 New York State Assembly Minority Conference Human Trafficking Task Force Report. This Task Force, led by Assembly Minority Leader Will...

Brown: New Yorkers Deserve Better—Assembly One-House Budget is too Much

“From my first one-house budget proposal in 2021, which was $208.3 billion, spending in our state has increased by more than $48 billion—approximately 26%. The Assembly one-house budget proposal for the 2025-26 fiscal year is the largest budget proposal...
View All Recent News