Assemblymember Hunter Elected President of the National Council of Insurance Legislators
Dec 23, 2024
Assemblymember Pamela Hunter (D-Syracuse) was recently elected president of the National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL), bringing her experience to an organization that helps shape public policy on insurance and financial services nationwide....
Assemblywoman Hunter Delivered for CNY in the 2024 Legislative Session
Jun 10, 2024
“The 2024 Legislative Session was one of our most productive to date. My office passed a total of (16) pieces of legislation through both houses on a wide range of important issues, including banking, healthcare and veteran services. I am proud to have...
Le Moyne Athletic Complex to Undergo $45 Million Renovation; Assemblymember Pam Hunter Leads Effort to Secure $12 Million in State Funding
May 28, 2024
With $12 million in funding from the state of New York, the Thomas J. Niland Jr. Athletic Complex at Le Moyne College is scheduled to undergo a $45 million expansion and renovation over the next five years. In addition to improvements to the existing...
Assemblymember Hunter’s Biomarker Bill Signed by Governor Hochul
Dec 22, 2023
Today, Governor Hochul signed Assemblywoman Pamela Hunter's biomarker legislation into law (A1673). The bill would require every state-regulated insurance plan, including Medicaid, to provide coverage for biomarker testing."In cancer care, a biomarker...
Assemblywoman Hunter’s Deer Management Legislation Signed into Law
Dec 12, 2023
On Friday, Governor Hochul signed Assemblywoman Pamela Hunter’s deer management legislation into law (A783). The bill would establish an urban deer management pilot program to mitigate deer-related vehicle accidents. “Among the many issues I discuss...
Assemblymember Hunter’s Overdraft Legislation Signed into Law
Nov 2, 2023
Last week, Governor Hochul signed Assemblywoman Pamela Hunter's overdraft legislation into law (A5519). The bill would protect consumers from excessive or unexpected overdraft fees for paperless transactions."Before today, protections against excessive...
