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Tuesday, 21 August 2007 |
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Legislative Information
The United States Constitution and the NYS Constitution afford every American citizen the right to petition the government. Issues facing the field of mental retardation and developmental disabilities are enormous and it is imperative that we all – parents, consumers, and agency staff alike – become actively involved in the public policy process.
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Come Join Us! to NYSACRA’s Legislative Day that will be held on Tuesday, January 26, 2010 at the Empire State Plaza in Albany. The primary focus remains the State Budget and January 26th affords us the opportunity to urge State Legislators to preserve essential services and support a trend. Our successes result from the collaborations that you and your agency staff, families and individuals with disabilities have developed. It’s because of the collaborations that we have a positive impact on legislative, policy and state budget decision-making. Now, more than ever, we need to mobilize, collaborate and continue to strengthen relationships in Albany.
Click here for a copy of Talking Points.
Click here for a copy of the Leave Document.
Need information on workforce, Medicaid or NYS-CARES?
Do you want to know what the Governor has proposed in the budget?
Are you concerned about pending Federal or State legislation?
Do you want to know who your State & Federal Representatives are?
Do you want to participate in NYSACRA's Grassroots Advocacy Campaign?
Do you want to help us complete our Legislative District Search?
Do you want to join NYSACRA's voter registration drive?
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NYSACRA's legislative services will provide you with the above information, as well as legislative and budget analysis. We give members regular updates on all relevant State and Federal activities. In addition, NYSACRA is coordinating a grassroots campaign for the current legislative session. If you have any questions or would like to become more involved please e-mail us. Or call us at 518-449-7551.
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For more information, click on any of the following links:
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