Rebecca Delivers for our Communities

Rebecca is our neighbor in Suffolk and our advocate in Albany. She has worked to deeply understand the unique needs and goals of each community in her district so that she can deliver funding and legislation that’ll help us all thrive.

Beyond these community-specific results, she has furthered our shared goal of making our communities safer, healthier, and more affordable. Rebecca helped to: lower middle-class income tax rates to their lowest since the 1950s; expand access to child care, pre-K, and free school meals; provide utility relief for working families; and address public safety concerns from e-bikes and illegal cannabis sales to hate crimes and auto insurance fraud.

A small business owner, environmental educator, and experienced leader, Rebecca’s knowledge of local issues and solutions-oriented leadership have proven effective in delivering meaningful support for our communities.

Click on your community to see how Rebecca has supported where you live.

Coram

$ 2.2 million for the construction of a new publicly-accessible playground, sport court complex, and pavilion at Coram Elementary for students and local families to have a safe, fun place to gather and play

$800,000 to make Coram Fire Department’s Community Space ADA accessible

$144,000 toward Longwood School District’s RoboLions Robotics Team, My Brother’s Keeper/My Sister’s Keeper programs, and other student enrichment opportunities

Rebecca and a man speaking outside in front of a sign that reads Coram Plaza

$282,732,669 in total State Aid to the Longwood School District FY25-27

Hosts ongoing Coram Community Roundtable meetings with representatives from all levels of government, community and civic leaders, school and library representatives, public safety professionals and volunteers, and business owners to discuss goals and solutions for Coram’s most pressing issues

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Coram Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at Longwood Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Introduced illegal cannabis sale legislation to retain local government’s oversight and help stop illegal sales of intoxicating cannabis products

February Monthly Mission volunteer event: gathered volunteers at the Coram firehouse to write Valentines for healthcare workers and provided free diabetes screenings

May Monthly Mission volunteer event: brought volunteers together to restore historic gravestones at the Davis Town Meeting House, Old Baptist Church, and Union Cemetery

September Monthly Mission volunteer event: planted native American Chestnut Trees at the Davis Town Meeting House Society property

Gordon Heights

$ 2.2 million for the construction of a new publicly-accessible playground, sport court complex, and pavilion at Coram Elementary for students and local families to have a safe, fun place to gather and play

$144,000 toward Longwood School District’s RoboLions Robotics Team, My Brother’s Keeper/My Sister’s Keeper programs, and other student enrichment opportunities

Rebecca with three other community members waking and smiling outside on a street

$282,732,669 in total State Aid to the Longwood School District FY25-27

$100,000 for the Gordon Heights Fire Department to assist with infrastructure upgrades at their facility

$10,000 for the Gordon Heights Civic Association to support the 100th Gordon Heights Day celebration coming up next year

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Gordon Heights Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at Longwood Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

September Monthly Mission volunteer event: planted native American Chestnut Trees at the Gordon Heights Chamber of Commerce historic Mott House property

Continual advocacy for a unique Gordon Heights zip code

Selden

$100,000 to the Middle Country School District to support capital improvements including security improvements at New Lane Memorial Elementary School and communications technology upgrades for Newfield High School’s auditorium

$30,000 to support Middle Country School District’s partnership with Northwell Health, providing mental health programming that promotes the well-being and emotional health of children throughout the community

$262,298,849 in total State Aid to the Middle Country School District FY25-27

November Monthly Mission volunteer event: gathered volunteers to plant 1,000 daffodil bulbs along Boyle Road at Veterans Park

Rebecca and a mal outside holding an outdoor tool and kneeling pads that read "Old Town Blooms" "Imagine 10,000!"

December Monthly Mission volunteer event: worked with the Red Cross to train volunteers at the Middle Country Library and install over 100 smoke detectors in local homes

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Selden Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at Middle Country Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Port Jefferson Village

Passed legislation to preserve the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail permanently

Championing efforts to electrify and modernize the Port Jefferson Rail Line to deliver a one seat ride and cleaner air for our neighbors

$8,545,178 in total State Aid to the Port Jefferson School District FY25-27

$130,000 in additional funding toward the Port Jefferson School District to support STEM programming and additional environmental education opportunities

Rebecca with two community members sitting at a table outside in front of the Port Jefferson Harbor in discussion

Worked with local students, parents, and school officials to advocate for the Port Jefferson football players to join the Rocky Point team for the 2026 season

$100,000 to the Port Jefferson Village for the Caleb Brewster Whale Boathouse to safely store this incredible historic whaleboat replica built by local volunteers at LISEC

$100,000 for the historic Theatre Three to replace lighting and sound equipment

$65,000 for the Port Jefferson Fire District for a flood mitigation study to help keep first responders and the fire department functional during extreme weather conditions

$20,000 for Suffolk County Police Department’s local e-bike education and enforcement efforts

$100,000 for Port Jefferson EMS for ambulance equipment upgrades

$15,000 for the Long Island Explorium to support mobile STEM education

August Monthly Mission volunteer event: collaborated with EJ’s PJs, Castaway’s Restaurant, and local volunteers to pack back-to-school pajama care packages for children in need, some of which were dropped off to Infant Jesus Church

Working with Town of Brookhaven officials and the Port Jefferson Civic Association to help preserve the Scraggy Hill woodlands

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Port Jefferson Village Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at Port Jefferson Free Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Port Jefferson Station

$96,000 in additional programmatic funding to Comsewogue School District for their peer-to-peer mentoring program, student-run school store, marching band summer camp, Mobile STEAM Labs, and Life Skills Independent Living Lab modernizations

$98,776,351 in total State Aid to the Comsewogue School District FY25-27

$150,000 in capital funding for the Terryville Fire Department toward the acquisition and installation of firefighter training infrastructure and public safety equipment to improve emergency response, training opportunities, and community safety

Rebecca is walking on the Greenway with her dog alonandside a man who is holding a yellow bucket and a grabber tool, both of whom are smiling

Passed legislation to preserve the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail permanently

Championing efforts to electrify and modernize the Port Jefferson Rail Line to deliver a one seat ride and cleaner air for our neighbors

$100,000 to the Sunshine Prevention Center to support the expansion and upgrade of their facility to reach more students and parents

$40,000 in grant funding to the Suffolk County Police Department’s Behavioral Health Unit and e-bike education and enforcement efforts

July Monthly Mission volunteer event: collaborated with Friends of the Greenway to host a Greenway Trail cleanup event

October Monthly Mission volunteer event: gathered volunteers at the Comsewogue Public Library to make over 500 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that were given to organizations that help fight food insecurity, and organized a food drive that provided over 500lbs of peanut butter and jelly to Agape Meals for Kids to distribute to local children and families in need

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Port Jefferson Station / Terryville Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at the Comsewogue Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Stony Brook

$ 6.5 million for the rebuilding of the Mill Pond Dam and Harbor Road

Working with civic leaders and governmental colleagues and agencies to prevent any further delays in the Mill Pond Dam restoration

$150,000 in additional funding to the Three Village School District to support the summer reading program to reduce the summer slide and other student enrichment programs

$87,175,726 in total State Aid to the Three Village School District FY25-27

Rebecca and other government officials outside looking at a map with red slated fencing around

$100,000 to The Reboli Center to expand educational offerings

$25,000 to the Long Island Museum to support fee-free community events and programming

Passed legislation to preserve the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail permanently

$180,000 to the Three Village Historical Society to support capital improvements and community initiatives such as historic gravesite cleanings, Culper Spy Day, professional development workshops, and a community lecture series

$100,000 for the Three Village Community Trust to support their local historical preservation efforts

September Monthly Mission volunteer event: gathered volunteers in recognition of National Recovery Month to paint rocks which formed a connected “Community Rock Snake,” representing the power of community and reminding our neighbors that no one has to walk the road to recovery alone

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Three Village Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at the Emma Clark Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Championing efforts to electrify and modernize the Port Jefferson Rail Line to deliver a one seat ride and cleaner air for our neighbors

Passed legislation to better facilitate collaboration between Stony Brook Fire Department, Setauket Fire Department, and Stony Brook University

Strongs Neck

$150,000 in additional funding to the Three Village School District to support the summer reading program to reduce the summer slide and other student enrichment programs

$87,175,726 in total State Aid to the Three Village School District FY25-27

$100,000 to the Setauket Fire Department to purchase a high-water rescue vehicle

Rebecca is holding a toy and smiling at a small child who is being held by a man outside

Secured $10,000 to the Setauket Harbor Task Force for shell oyster C.A.R.E. program, oyster reef expansion, sugar kelp project with the Setalcott Nation and for the groundwater remediation design.

Passed legislation to preserve the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail permanently

September Monthly Mission volunteer event: planted native American Chestnut Trees at the Dyke Road DEC property stewarded by the Setalcott Nation

Working with local civic associations, the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and other stakeholders to develop solutions to the area’s growing deer population while expanding public education and awareness about tick-borne illnesses and prevention

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Strongs Neck Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at the Emma Clark Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Old Field

Rebecca and Emily smiling outside in front of the Old Field Point Lighthouse

Secured $10,000 to the Setauket Harbor Task Force for shell oyster C.A.R.E. program, oyster reef expansion, sugar kelp project with the Setalcott Nation and for the groundwater remediation design.

Working with local civic associations, the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and other stakeholders to develop solutions to the area’s growing deer population while expanding public education and awareness about tick-borne illnesses and prevention

$180,000 to the Three Village Historical Society to support capital improvements and community initiatives such as historic gravesite cleanings, Culper Spy Day, professional development workshops, and a community lecture series

$100,000 for the Three Village Community Trust to support their local historical preservation efforts

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Three Village Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at the Emma Clark Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

$100,000 in state funding to help restore the historic Old Field Lighthouse

$150,000 in additional funding to the Three Village School District to support the summer reading program to reduce the summer slide and other student enrichment programs

$87,175,726 in total State Aid to the Three Village School District FY25-27

$100,000 to the Setauket Fire Department to purchase a high-water rescue vehicle

Poquott

Secured $10,000 to the Setauket Harbor Task Force for shell oyster C.A.R.E. program, oyster reef expansion, sugar kelp project with the Setalcott Nation and for the groundwater remediation design

$150,000 in additional funding to the Three Village School District to support the summer reading program to reduce the summer slide and other student enrichment programs

$87,175,726 in total State Aid to the Three Village School District FY25-27

Rebecca and Andrew smiling holding palm cards for candidates in front of the blue Village of Poquott sign outisde

$100,000 to the Setauket Fire Department to purchase a high-water rescue vehicle

Working with local civic associations, the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and other stakeholders to develop solutions to the area’s growing deer population while expanding public education and awareness about tick-borne illnesses and prevention

Ensures state representation and accessibility to constituents at all Three Village Civic Association monthly meetings

Hosts Mobile Office Hours events at the Emma Clark Library to increase awareness of government resources and provide direct constituent support

Collaboration with Poquott leadership to seek accountability for public health and quality of life concerns regarding the Asphalt Supply of Long Island operations

Terryville

$96,000 in additional programmatic funding to Comsewogue School District for their peer-to-peer mentoring program, student-run school store, marching band summer camp, Mobile STEAM Labs, and Life Skills Independent Living Lab modernizations

$98,776,351 in total State Aid to the Comsewogue School District FY25-27

$150,000 in capital funding for the Terryville Fire Department toward the acquisition and installation of firefighter training infrastructure and public safety equipment to improve emergency response, training opportunities, and community safety

Rebecca with several officers in discussion smiling outside