06/17/2020
Remembering the 9 lives taken at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston on this day 5 years ago.
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Assemblymember Sean M. Ryan resides in the City of Buffalo with his wife, Catherine Creighton, and their two daughters. Sean is a graduate of SUNY College at Fredonia and Brooklyn Law School, and is admitted to practice law in New York State
06/17/2020
The progress we have made against COVID.
While we still have work to do, we are on the other side of the mountain. Thankfully, we were smart, and every New Yorker did their part to ease this crisis.
Weeks ago, we were losing up to 800 people per day to COVID. At the time, it seemed that the crisis would never end. 17 people died yesterday. On any day, that is a tragedy. Compared to weeks ago, it is remarkable progress.
Even as we celebrate this triumph, we cannot forget that the fallout from COVID has been immense. Thousands have died. Many more are on unemployment and have struggled to get the benefits they deserve.
Our economy has taken a hit, and New Yorkers in every corner of our state are feeling the economic pain. Small businesses have had to shut their doors, and many will not reopen.
Even in these difficult times, there are signs of hope. How did we make such remarkable progress in the number of COVID deaths and positive cases? We all listened to the warnings, practiced social distancing, wore our masks, and changed our daily lives to combat the spread.
It has not been easy, but New York’s strategy has made a significant difference, and countless lives have been saved. We are turning a corner, but sadly that is not the case in other states. If you look at the numbers, other states are seeing significant spikes in cases. Many states rushed to reopen, without considering the science, and are paying the price.
We have been on the reopening path for over a month. In that time, we have seen the numbers continue to drop. Businesses are reopening their doors and we are starting to get back to a new sense of normal. At the same time, we're not seeing a spike like other states.
We need to continue to be smart as the phased reopening moves along. Follow the guidelines, wear a mask in public, and we will continue to make it through this challenge together.
06/16/2020
Western New York has reached Phase 3!
Visited Tappo Pizza in Buffalo to discuss the reopening of restaurants across our region. New protocols are in place to keep everyone safe.
Together we can all practice safe social distancing and support our local businesses.
06/16/2020
Today is the FINAL DAY to request an absentee ballot for the June 23rd election.
You can request your ballot at elections.erie.gov
06/15/2020
🚨WNY Phase 3 Reopening Updates
Phase 3 begins TOMORROW. All businesses must have a safety plan in place. Phase 3 industries include:
🍽 Restaurants
💅 Nail Salons
💘 Tattoo & Piercing
🖐 Massage Therapy
💆♀️ Spas, Cosmetology, & Waxing
☀️ UV & Non-UV Tanning
More info can be found at forward.ny.gov
06/15/2020
Workers can't be fired for being gay or transgender, Supreme Court rules
A historic decision for our nation. No one should be fired from their job simply because of who they are.
Another #PrideMonth victory for equality 🏳️🌈
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled 6-3 in a landmark decision that gay and transgender employees are protected by civil rights laws against employer discrimination.
06/14/2020
Great to join student leaders and members of the religious community in Hamburg today.
Lots of young people advocating for reform and change in our communities.
06/13/2020
Early Voting starts today in Erie County!
Find a polling location near you ⬇️
06/12/2020
Remembering the 49 lives taken in Orlando on this day in 2016.
06/11/2020
Great to see room buffalo on Hertel Ave. is back open for business and celebrating #PrideMonth 🏳️🌈
As our community continues to reopen, it's important to support our many great local businesses!
We are the city of good neighbors! Remember to show love and kindness to all your neighbors. Not only during unhealthy times, times of injustice, times of uncertainty, but always.
Together we can BE THE CHANGE! 🏳️🌈
#blacklivesmatter #blm #blacktranslivesmatter
#inmichaelpwetrust #roombuffalo #buffalony #interiordesigner #rainbow #pride #pride2020 #spreadlove #togetherwewillseeitthrough
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06/11/2020
Primary Day is June 23rd, and this year voting is easier than ever before. There are many ways you can exercise your right to vote:
📬 Voting by Mail
⏰ Voting Early
🗳️ Voting in Person
See link below for a list of Early Voting sites in Erie County ⬇️https://elections.erie.gov/Early-Voting
06/10/2020
North Buffalo Strong
Small businesses are the cornerstone of our communities. The Hertel Business Association started their #northbuffalostrong campaign to support their small business owners during the pandemic.
As we begin to reopen and see the light at the end of the tunnel, this is a great example of how we can help our neighbors get back on their feet.
06/09/2020
🚨WNY Phase 3 Reopening Update
New York has released guidance for Phase 3 businesses. WNY will likely enter Phase 3 NEXT WEEK. Every business must have a safety plan in place. The time to prepare is now!
See graphic below for Phase 3 businesses and links for guidance. For more information and safety plan templates, please visit forward.ny.gov
Food Services Guidance
https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/Food_Services_Summary_Guidelines.pdf
Personal Care Guidance
https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/Personal_Care_Summary_Guidelines.pdf
06/09/2020
Attended a recent protest? Protect yourself and your community and get tested for COVID.
Jericho Road Community Health Center is offering free COVID and antibody testing today at 184 Barton St. in Buffalo until 4:30pm. Quick and efficient.
06/08/2020
New York lawmakers take action on police reforms amid protests across the State
Today the Assembly took action to pass much needed reforms to ensure justice and accountability.
More work to do throughout the week.
ALBANY NY (WRGB) - Action is being taken at the local and state level to address excessive police force. A number of reforms are expected to be signed into law in New York State, including the repeal of 50-A. There are about ten bills expected to pass. Several have already passed in the assembly, in...
06/06/2020
Today we remember the heroes of Normandy who bravely fought to liberate Europe and secure freedom for all.
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06/06/2020
Food insecurity remains a challenge as we continue to address the impact of the pandemic.
Dropped off donations to food drives in Orchard Park and Tonawanda sponsored by Assemblyman Pat Burke and County Legislator Lisa Chimera benefiting FeedMore WNY. Thanks to the generosity of all who stopped by.
06/06/2020
The Elmwood Village Farmers Market reopens today! Stop by to help support the WNY community.
Tomorrow is opening day for the Market! Even if we are all standing a cow apart we will stand as a community together. We hope to see you there. 8am-1pm.
As always thank you for supporting your local farmers, nurseries, breweries, wineries, bakeries and distillers!
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06/05/2020
Joined the community this evening for a peaceful demonstration in Niagara Square.
Listening to the voices demanding action. Reform is coming.
06/05/2020
What we witnessed outside of Buffalo City Hall last night was appalling. Thankfully the man who was pushed to the ground is doing better.
The officers must be held accountable and suspending them was the right thing to do, but this incident should have never happened. The last two weeks have exposed a system desperately in need of reform. But let's be honest. This didn't just start two weeks ago.
The Assembly will be back in session soon to take action. I look forward to discussions with my Assembly colleagues today about the best path forward to deliver real reforms that will make a difference here in New York.
06/05/2020
Mark Poloncarz
The video is very hard to watch. Glad to see the man is in stable condition.
There is no excuse for what happened.
Edited for further update on tonight's incident. I've confirmed the 75 year old man injured tonight is in serious but stable condition at ECMC. While it is early, thankfully he is expected to recover.
What we saw sickened us all. Simply put, the officers must be held responsible for their actions, not just fired.
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I've seen videos of the incident in front of Buffalo's City Hall in which an older protester appears to have been shoved by police, fell backwards and suffered a serious head injury. It sickens me. I've confirmed he is at Erie County Medical Center in stable condition. My thoughts are with him now.
06/04/2020
NPR
Tune in below for the memorial service for George Floyd.
A memorial service for George Floyd is being held in Minneapolis at North Central University. The Rev. Al Sharpton will deliver a national eulogy.
06/03/2020
🚨Breaking: Outdoor Dining Update
Outdoor dining at restaurants in regions that are already in Phase 2, which includes WNY, can resume TOMORROW, June 4th.
➡️ Tables must be placed 6 feet apart
➡️ Staff must wear masks
➡️ Guests must wear masks when not seated
More info can be found at forward.ny.gov
06/02/2020
Support Local Black Buffalo Businesses #BLM - Google Drive
Now is a great time to be supporting black owned small businesses in our community.
Check out this list for more info. Thanks to @dimaismadduh and @BuffaloEats for this important resource.
06/02/2020
🚨NEW: WNY Reopening Phase 2
The Governor announced today that WNY has begun Phase 2 of reopening. It has been a long road, but we continue to move forward together.
Phase 2 Businesses:
💇♂️ Barbershops and salons
🏠 Real estate
💳 In-store retail
🚗 Vehicle sales, leases, and rentals
🏢 Professional services and offices
For safety plan templates, a complete list of the business categories, and reopening guidelines, visit forward.ny.gov.
06/01/2020
Never forget that #pride began as an uprising against discrimination. Speaking out against injustice is a healthy part of our democracy.
Amid the pandemic, we can all continue to stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community and celebrate our diversity.
Happy #PrideMonth 🏳️🌈
06/01/2020
The Governor announced today that WNY is likely to begin Phase 2 of reopening tomorrow.
Thanks to our hard work and diligence, WNY is moving ahead in a positive direction.
➡️Reminder that Phase 2 businesses need to have a safety plan in place.⬅️
For safety plan templates, a complete list of the business categories, and reopening guidelines, visit forward.ny.gov.
06/01/2020
Statewide Guidelines
Starting today, Dentists across New York can reopen their offices.
Every office will need to have a safety plan. See the link below for reopening guidance.
With new safety protocols in place, great to see our state continuing to move forward.
Essential businesses can operate throughout New York State. Refer to Empire State Development's Essential Business Guidance to determine if your business is designated as essential.
05/31/2020
Thank you to the peaceful protesters who took to the streets in Buffalo last night to march and speak out against the murder of George Floyd.
While I stand in solidarity with their anger, sadly their activism was followed by a small group of vandals who were hell bent on inciting chaos.
Breaking windows, including many minority-owned small businesses on Grant Street and setting fire to Buffalo City Hall is not an effective way to ensure justice is met.
This type of disruption should not overshadow the important work of activists who are working every day to make Buffalo and WNY a better place for all.
Hopefully lessons have been learned and we can move forward together to affect positive change in our society.
05/29/2020
Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin In Custody, Charged With Murder In George Floyd's Death
This week at kitchen tables across America, the discussion has turned from pandemic to the events unfolding in Minneapolis and throughout our nation.
George Floyd's murder is an unconscionable injustice, and I am grateful to see the first steps being taken to ensure those responsible are held accountable. I can't imagine the pain his family and others are going through.
It's a pain that is sadly all too familiar for Black families in every corner of our country. No one should have to fear that their loved one will be targeted solely because of the color of their skin or who they are. For African Americans, this is a daily reality.
The conversations we are all having are an important part of the recognition of the flaws in our society. We cannot ignore the pain Black communities have endured for centuries. We should all share in the grief that is being experienced and strive to be part of the solution.
On a state and national level, we need to take action to prevent these injustices and protect Americans from being unfairly targeted.
On Friday, John Harrington of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety announced that Chauvin has been taken into custody in connection with the May 25 death.
05/29/2020
Phase Two Industries
🚨 Phase 2 Reopening Update
New York has released guidance for industries included in Phase 2 of New York’s reopening process. We know Phase 2 is around the corner once data from 2 weeks of Phase 1 is analyzed.
Every business that reopens in Phase 2 must have a safety plan in place. Safety plan templates for Phase 2 industries can be found here: https://forward.ny.gov/phase-two-industries
Click the links below for specific industry guidance:
Office-based Work:https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/OfficesSummaryGuidelines.pdf
Real Estate:https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/RealEstateSummaryGuidance.pdf
Essential and Phase 2 Retail:https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/GeneralRetailSummaryGuidance.pdf
Vehicle Sales, Leases, and Rentals:https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/AutoDealershipsSummaryGuidance.pdf
Retail Rental, Repair, and Cleaning:https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/RetailRentalsServicesCleaningSummaryGuidance.pdf
Commercial Building Management:https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/BuildingManagementSummaryGuidance.pdf
Hair Salons and Barbershops:
https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/governor.ny.gov/files/atoms/files/HairSalonsAndBarbershopSummaryGuidance.pdf
The guidelines below apply to non-essential businesses in regions that are permitted to reopen, essential businesses throughout the state that were previously permitted to remain open, and commercial and recreational activities that have been permitted to operate statewide with restrictions. If guid...
05/28/2020
New York lawmakers pass array of Covid-fueled bills
It was good to be back in Albany this week, working on bills to address the impact of the pandemic.
We took action to help homeowners, renters, and landlords, as well as measures to help small businesses, prevent price gouging, and make it easier to vote.
The pandemic has impacted life in countless ways. As New York continues the reopening process, I'll remain focused on finding solutions, and helping everyone get through this difficult time.
Albany – State lawmakers were heading to wrap up two days of session on Thursday, giving final passage to a few dozen measures intended a...
05/28/2020
2020 Erie County Fair canceled due to pandemic
This is a difficult decision for the Hamburg and WNY communities.
The fair is an economic lifeline and a fun time for many family farms and exhibitors. Truly a signature summer experience for all.
Next year the fair will be back, and better than ever.
The fair, which had been scheduled for August, will not be held because of the pandemic, organizers announced Wednesday.
05/27/2020
Back on the Assembly floor, working to pass bills to help New Yorkers, small businesses, and our communities through the COVID pandemic.
Next up, my bill to give our libraries flexibility for their construction projects.
05/27/2020
Every week, over 6,600 meals are distributed from the Hamburg Central School District - Hamburg, NY to students throughout the community.
Thanks to the teachers and volunteers who are stepping up. It's a tough time, but I appreciate the hard work to make sure our kids get the nutrition they need 🍎
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North Buffalo Strong
Small businesses are the cornerstone of our communities. The Hertel Business Association started their #northbuffalostrong campaign to support their small business owners during the pandemic. As we begin to reopen and see the light at the end of the tunnel, this is a great example of how we can help our neighbors get back on their feet.
Every week, over 6,600 meals are distributed from the Hamburg Central School District - Hamburg, NY to students throughout the community. Thanks to the teachers and volunteers who are stepping up. It's a tough time, but I appreciate the hard work to make sure our kids get the nutrition they need 🍎
In the last few months we have all taken the time to celebrate the heroes in our communities who put their lives on the line for all of us. On Memorial Day, we honor the soldiers who have served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. We must never forget 🇺🇲
New York Forward Virtual Town Hall
May is National Bike Month 🚴 As the weather is getting nicer, we are all clamoring to get outside and enjoy a nice bike ride. Buffalo Bike Tours has created an app where you can ride and listen to tours highlighting stories of WNY. Check them out at BuffaloBikeTours.com
Butera's open during Covid
Restaurants like Butera's Craft Beer & Craft Pizzas in Hamburg are thinking creatively and continuing to serve the community (with great locally made pizza and beer🍕🍺) You can support neighborhood businesses during this time by calling in your order and doing curbside pick up 🚗
National Nurses Week
As we continue to mark #NationalNursesWeek, I spoke with Ron from West Seneca who has been an RN for 14 years. He stepped up to help our fellow New Yorkers in NYC in the COVID-19 fight, caring for patients at NYU Langone. Our nurses are amazing, and Buffalo is truly the City of good neighbors.
Hess Brothers video
Mother's Day is this Sunday, and places like Hess Brothers Florist of Hamburg, Inc. are operating with limited staff, offering no-contact delivery and curbside pickup. A great way to stay socially distant and support our local businesses.
National Nurses Week
To mark the start of #NationalNursesWeek, I spoke with Cindy who has been an RN for more than 30 years. She currently works at Buffalo General in the ICU caring for COVID-19 patients. I am in awe of the incredible work our nurses are doing every day.
Feed Hamburg is a vital resource for the Hamburg community. During this difficult time, they need our help to support families and seniors with essential supplies. You can help by dropping off supplies at our contact-free food and supply drive. DATE: Saturday, May 2, 2020 TIME: 8AM - 2PM LOCATION: Old Time Baptist Church, 5599 Camp Road, Hamburg DONATIONS NEEDED ➡️ canned goods, non-perishable goods, toiletries, diapers. 🚗Volunteers will be on hand to take donations from your car, for a contact-free experience🚗
Thank you to everyone at Aspire
The team at Aspire of WNY has been working hard to meet the diverse needs of the individuals they serve. Management has been working with the union to ensure the necessary safety precautions and equipment are in place for care providers to help keep everyone safe. It's great to see everyone working together under difficult circumstances to provide great care for some of the most vulnerable members of our community.
The physical buildings may be closed but Erie County libraries are very much open - online! WiFi is available outside of every branch and any Erie County resident can get an e-library card by visiting: vf.buffalolib.org/vufind/OnlineSignup/Home and signing up. Thanks to Buffalo & Erie County Public Library - Central Library for meeting this challenge head on and continuing to be a community resource for all.
50th Anniversary of Earth Day
Great to join Riverkeeper and Clean and Healthy New York for a virtual Earth Day event. I spoke about the legacy of industrial pollution in WNY, the environmental progress we have made, and what the 50th anniversary of Earth Day means to me 🌎
Earth Day at Home
Caregivers are an important part of the frontline response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The workers at Child & Family Services are taking care of children in our community and helping domestic violence survivors with the care they need. If you are in need of assistance, call 716-884-6000.
Thank you to the essential employees at People Inc.
Group home workers like Adaia are doing an incredible job dealing with this difficult time. Homes like this one operated by People Inc. in Buffalo offer vitally important programs for people with special needs and their families. Thank you to all of our essential workers!
Small retail businesses are able to continue operating during the pandemic if they have one employee working and serve their clients curbside. Runner's Roost in Orchard Park is one of the many local retailers still serving customers, and I stopped by to talk with Rob Fox about how it's going🏃
Thank you to everyone working at the Zoo to care for the animals during the Covid crisis
While we are staying home, the dedicated staff at The Buffalo Zoo are still on the job caring for animals every day. Looking forward to seeing families enjoying the zoo again soon. Stopped by to say hello to all the cool cats and kittens...and bison 🐅
Thank you to NFTA employees
Many essential employees depend on public transit to get to and from work. From drivers, to repair techs and cleaning staff, NFTA employees, NFTA Transit Authority Police Department and members of ATU 1342 are working hard during this crisis to ensure people are safely able to get to work, doctors appointments, and to the grocery store. Thank you to all of you for your hard work in these difficult times.
Holy days in WNY
This time of year is usually filled with family gatherings, but with social distancing, our celebrations are going to be a bit different. I know we will still find ways to connect this week to share in time honored traditions. Wishing everyone a Happy Easter and a Happy Passover.
Virtual Town Hall
Thank you to WNY grocery store workers
Most of us are staying at home during the #COVID19 pause, but essential businesses like the Lexington Co-op are still open to serve the needs of our community. Thank you to everyone working at the Co-Op and grocery stores across WNY for your hard work during this crisis.
Helping Our Community
Many New Yorkers are able to work from home, but let's not forget about the essential workers who still have to leave the house every day to keep things moving. Recently visited PS76 in Buffalo to help the dedicated Buffalo Schools staff distribute meals to families in need.
Support Local Businesses
We're all spending a lot more quality time with our dogs and cats as we hang out at home. Fortunately, places like Elmwood Pet Supplies are still open and offering delivery services. 🐕 Stay home and stay safe 🐈
Support Local Businesses
The streets of the Elmwood Village in Buffalo are pretty quiet these days as we all do our part to fight COVID-19 by staying home. Places like Cafe Aroma are still open for takeout, so call in your order and help support our local businesses ☕
Are you looking for a productive activity to do while you're stuck at home? Fill out your Census! The Census can be easily completed online. Do your part to ensure a complete count in New York.
Sean Ryan 2020 Census community meeting
Why is the Census so important? A complete count ensures federal dollars flow into our communities to fund important programs we all rely on. Learn more about the Census at a community meeting I'm hosting on March 5th at 5:30 PM, 20 Herkimer St. in Buffalo.
2019 NYS Libraries and Educational Technology Committee
Thank you to Lauren Moore and all of the representatives from across the state who came to our committee hearing to discuss the issues our libraries face on a day to day basis. I look forward to working with you all to continue to make our libraries better for NYS residents.
Assemblyman Sean Ryan on the proposed Hamburg asphalt plant
I've had the opportunity to speak with many of you to discuss your thoughts on the asphalt plant proposed for the site of the old concrete plant in Hamburg. I completely agree that there is no place for a plant like this so close to our schools, neighborhoods, and playgrounds. Thank you to everyone who has taken the lead on this, and I look forward to continuing to work with you to keep Hamburg strong.
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My mother is in a local assisted-living facility. She, and other residents, were kept in their rooms basically 24/7 for approximately seven weeks with very little social interaction. While they can now leave their rooms, they are still locked inside the building, breathing the same stale, recirculated air for eight weeks. Also eight weeks without any personal contact with family members. Residents that are physically able need to be able to go outside for fresh air. Why not allow them to sit on chairs, spaced six feet apart, on the spacious patio? I understand the need to protect their physical health, but their mental health is being completely ignored. This is elder abuse! I would love an opportunity to talk to you about it.
Happy Earth Day !!! ♻️🌏🌿🌻🌺🥀🌹🌼
Thank you for standing up for those who have no voice
Mr. Ryan, they have started to dismantle rides at fantasy island on grand island. More rides have gone up for sale listed on used rides pages online. I do not believe that Apex Parks Group has been honest with you.
There are buyers on the table and Nobody seen any kind of response from Apex Parks Group concerning the sale of the park.
Is there a way we could expedite the process and mediate a sale? I know Grand Island councilman Mike Madigan has taken calls from respected people interested.
APEX PARKS CONTACT OFFICE
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Thank you for helping reach out to Apex parks to try and get them to stop selling rides out of fantasy island.
Apex offices ...
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File a court ordered injunction to stop them from removing anything from the park.
We applaud your efforts as working in the park for 20 years having this ownership come in and throw all those under Marty’s ownership out the door is unfounded we made it successful and you are correct -management ran it in the ground
Once again Sean Ryan sides with Adolf
Cuomo- anyone that supports this criminal that harbors criminals at the expense of law abiding citizens is an enemy of our Republic !
Drove all the way from Hamburg and couldn’t get in to the Phoenix! Passed a check in thru the door though....
Hello everyone I'm back
How does a constituent set up a meeting with you? I have been in contact with your office for months now, and just attended your Town Hall meeting where only an intern was present.
Just thought I’d share something with your constituents about what they’re missing out. EAT MOR CHIKIN.
New York State Assembly Sean Ryan, I want to thank-you very much for your all the time you spent reaching out to ezpass regarding my pending case. Also a big thanks to Beverley Kinny for your direct number, she was so helpful. The outcome was great considering it was a huge mess for a long period of time. If you need help contact Patti jo from the new york state authorities, she went above and beyond for a positive outcome. Thanks again for everyone involved. Alene Foley