The State Assembly in Brooklyn, NY, serves as a key legislative body within the state government. Established in 1777, it has played a significant role in shaping history through progressive actions and reforms. Notably, in 2015, it made history by electing New York's first African American Assembly Speaker, Carl E. Heastie. Known as the "People's House" in New York, the Assembly is committed to enhancing the lives of all New Yorkers. With a focus on legislative matters, public hearings, reports, and various committees, the Assembly works tirelessly to address issues that impact the state's residents. It continues to strive for positive change and advancement within the state. Generated from the website content

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