State Senator Pamela Helming (NY)
Recent News About State Senator Pamela Helming (NY)
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Geneva non-profit receives state senate award after raising over $1 million
Senator Pam Helming has honored Thrive to Survive, a non-profit organization based in Geneva, New York, with the New York State Senate Empire Award.
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Senator Helming honors nominees for Veterans Hall of Fame
At a ceremony held on October 30 at the Fort Hill Performing Arts Center in Canandaigua, Senator Pam Helming honored 21 veterans from her district.
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Senator Helming awards commendation to Honeoye couple for lake conservation efforts
Senator Pam Helming has recognized Terry and Dorothy Gronwall of Honeoye with a New York State Senate Commendation Award.
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Senator Helming invites community to annual Veterans Recognition Ceremony
New York State Senator Pam Helming has announced an invitation to the community for the annual Veterans Recognition Ceremony. The event will honor 21 veterans from the 54th Senate District for their notable military service and contributions to civilian life.
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Ryan's Wine and Spirits receives Empire Award on 60th anniversary
Senator Pam Helming recently awarded Ryan’s Wine and Spirits in Canandaigua the New York State Empire Award, marking their 60th anniversary. The award honors the contributions and achievements of businesses across New York State.
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Dipper Dan's celebrates 35 years with NY Senate citation
Senator Pam Helming awarded a New York State Senate Citation to Dipper Dan’s in Honeoye Falls, marking the business's 35th anniversary. The certificate was handed to Co-Owners John Moffitt, Susan Connelly, and Virginia Baker.
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Wayne County hosts 'Pathways' event linking schools with business
Senator Pam Helming and Wayne County Community Schools recently organized the "Pathways to Prosperity" event in Newark, focusing on collaboration between local businesses and community schools. The aim was to explore how these partnerships can create opportunities for students and bolster the local economy.
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State senator focuses on reducing cost of living
As your State Senator, I am working to reduce the cost of living and make everyday necessities more affordable.
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Hochul considers bill for Rural Suicide Prevention Council
A bipartisan bill is currently awaiting the decision of Governor Kathy Hochul, aiming to address the issue of suicide in rural areas across New York state. This legislative proposal comes in response to a report from the University of Chicago released last year, which highlighted that the suicide rate in these rural regions is twice as high as that in urban areas.
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State senator advocates for American-made products
As a State Senator, supporting job creation and economic development is a top priority. "Our children should have the opportunity to pursue a good job and rewarding career right here in the Finger Lakes and Upstate New York," she stated. As the daughter of a steelworker, she emphasized that home-grown jobs in manufacturing, farming, and small business are vital for the future of communities and families' success.
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Bill introduced in Senate aims to repeal CDPAP reform
New York is advancing with a significant overhaul of a Medicaid program that enables individuals with disabilities to choose and receive care at home. The primary change involves reducing the number of fiscal intermediaries (FIs) from over 600 to a single operator. This contract is expected to be awarded by the state's deadline of October 1.
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Libraries in New York's 54th District receive construction aid
Senator Pam Helming has announced that several libraries in the 54th District will receive funding under the state’s Public Library Construction Aid Program. The allocations are as follows:
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Senator Helming emphasizes environmental preservation with new legislation
As an avid outdoorswoman and active grandmother, Senator Helming wants clean air, clean water, and open spaces in our Senate District for generations to come. That’s why she voted for these important bills to support our lakes, parks, and environment.
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Senator Helming proposes tax break on school supplies ahead of Labor Day
Senator Helming is urging constituents to sign her petition and support her bill (S.3442) in the State Legislature, which aims to exempt school supplies, including expensive computer equipment, from the 4% state sales and use tax.
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Reflections on enduring impact and remembrance: marking another year since September 11
On a sunny September 6, I watched my first grandchild – my granddaughter, Bristol – get on the bus for her first day of kindergarten.
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Senator Helming presents award to Lyons businessman Bob Ohmann
Senator Pam Helming presented Bob Ohmann with a New York State Senate Commendation Award in recognition of his commitment to the community of Lyons and the Finger Lakes Region. The Commendation Award honors individuals who exemplify the spirit of community, philanthropy, and leadership.
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Senator Helming honors Lucile Mallard upon retirement from Ontario County Treatment Court
Senator Helming recently presented a New York State Senate Proclamation to Lucile Mallard upon her retirement as the Finger Lakes Misdemeanor Drug Treatment Court Resource Coordinator after 23 years of service.
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Teacher aide receives New York State Senate Liberty Medal for saving student's life
Senator Helming presented Marcus Whitman Central School District teacher aide Wendy Boyer with the New York State Senate Liberty Medal for her heroic action in saving a student’s life. The Liberty Medal is awarded to individuals who have earned special commendation for exceptional, heroic, or humanitarian acts on behalf of their fellow New Yorkers. It is the highest civilian honor that can be bestowed upon an individual by the New York State Senate.
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Reliant Credit Union joins NYS historic business preservation registry
Senator Pam Helming celebrated the selection of Reliant Credit Union for the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry at a special event at the financial institution’s Sodus location. The state program highlights businesses that have been in operation for at least 50 years and have contributed to their community’s history, heritage, and identity.
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Concerns raised over DEC's transition to plain paper sporting licenses
Dear Interim Commissioner Mahar,