Senator Lea Webb

My office attended Clear Path for Veterans’ annual Southern Tier Thanksgiving Meal at American Legion Post 1645, where our constituent team provided on-site information and resources to the veteran community.

The Energy Affordability Program provides monthly utility bill discounts for households with limited income. Please see below on how to apply.

CHOW collection barrels are now set up in participating lobbies from November 10–21, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and every donation makes a difference. Let’s continue the incredible generosity that has provided thousands of meals to families in need.

I had the pleasure of joining students and community leaders for “A Brighter Bing: Illuminating Our City Through Reuse,” organized by Cornell University. These researchers brought fresh ideas on how Binghamton can reuse materials, rethink spaces, and build a more sustainable future.

I had the pleasure of joining students and community leaders for “A Brighter Bing: Illuminating Our City Through Reuse,” organized by Cornell University. These researchers brought fresh ideas on how Binghamton can reuse materials, rethink spaces, and build a more sustainable future.

I joined the Tompkins County Public Library in celebrating the 25th Anniversary of its move to East Green Street. I was proud to present an official New York State Senate Proclamation recognizing this milestone and the Library’s enduring commitment to education.

The Vestal Rail Trail is a community hub that encourages active lifestyles, reduces vehicle congestion, and helps us meet our sustainability goals by creating communities that prioritize walkability and access to green space.

The 2025 Downtown Thanksgiving Food Challenge with our partners across the city, county, and state is underway. We’re coming together to fight food insecurity and ensure local families have warm, nourishing meals this Thanksgiving.

I presented Running to Places with a New York State Empire Award to commend them for their amazing work in our district. Congratulations to the students, staff, volunteers, and leadership whose dedication continues to create a supportive, and welcoming space for young people.

I was proud to recognize Hammerstone with the New York State Senate Empire Award for their dedication to empowerment, equity, and skill-building.

The 2025 Downtown Thanksgiving Food Challenge with our partners across the city, county, and state is underway. We’re coming together to fight food insecurity and ensure local families have warm, nourishing meals this Thanksgiving.

I am proud to have secured $68,000 in state funding for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County. CCE has long been a trusted resource for families, youth, and community members across our region, and this investment will help ensure that their facilities remain safe and welcoming for all.

My full statement on the cancellation of naturalization ceremonies in the community:

My office hosted Community Office Hours at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library. I partnered with SUNY Broome Community College to provide information about the SUNY Reconnect program. My team connected with community members to offer support.

For 100 years, Guthrie Lourdes Hospital has been a pillar of care and compassion in the Binghamton community. Lourdes has continually demonstrated its commitment to medical excellence, patient-centered care, and innovative outreach that supports families across our region.

I’m proud to have secured $50,000 in state funding for Family Planning of South Central New York. Everyone in our community deserves access to high-quality, confidential, and affordable reproductive health care in Binghamton.

I’m excited to invite you to join me for “Satellite Office Hours” on December 1st, 2025 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Cortland YWCA. My constituent services team will be there to help with any issues you may be facing. I hope to see you there.

Last week, I partnered with Tompkins County Veterans Services to host a Veterans Resource Fair.

Special thank you to Tompkins County Veterans Services for providing food and beverages, and Big Time Barbershop for providing free haircuts for the veteran community.

This week, we kicked off the 2025 Downtown Thanksgiving Food Challenge with our partners across the city, county, and state. We’re coming together to fight food insecurity and ensure local families have warm, nourishing meals this Thanksgiving.

The Tompkins Chamber offers community conversations to engage leaders of businesses and organizations throughout Tompkins County. My office attended the recent conversation at the Brooktondale Community Center.

James H. Alexander, Jr. a proud World War II veteran and lifelong community member celebrated his 100th Birthday on Veterans Day. At 100, he exemplifies the discipline, perseverance, and community spirit of the greatest generation. Happy Birthday!

I hosted a Veterans Resource Fair in Homer. Special thank you to Dapper Rascal for offering free haircuts to veterans, Pudgies Cortland for graciously donating pizza, Centro & Cortland Veteran Services for providing on-site bus passes, and the Homer American Legion.

The New York State Black Legislative Task Force (NYSBLT) has announced its grantee funding application.

The deadline to apply is Monday, November 17, 2025, at 5:00 PM ET.

I attended SUNY Broome’s Veterans Day program to honor the courageous men and women who have served our nation. We reflected on the sacrifices made by service members and their families.

I presented JuUuice Juicery with the New York State Senate Empire Award in recognition of their excellence in service, innovation, and community impact. Congratulations to Cortez Campbell and the entire team for making a lasting difference in our community!

My office joined Greater Opportunities for Broome and Chenango at the celebration of the grand opening of 34 Munsell Street in Binghamton, a five-unit affordable housing development made possible with $2.5 million in ARPA funds and SRDI support.

Thank you to Blazin' Cutz for offering free haircuts to veterans, NYS Department of Labor for providing VR job trainings, Tully's for donating popcorn, and Amerian Legion Post 1700 for providing food and beverages as well as their space for the Broome Veterans Resource Fair.

I am proud to announce $50,000 in operational funding for the Southern Tier Veterans Support Group. This investment reflects our ongoing commitment to ensure that our veterans and their families receive the support, care, and opportunities they have earned through their service.

This morning, we kicked off the 2025 Downtown Thanksgiving Food Challenge with our partners across the city, county, and state. CHOW collection barrels are now set up in participating lobbies from November 17–21, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and every donation makes a difference.

I spent Veterans Day afternoon sharing a meal, and conversation with veterans, and their families. Thank you to the Tompkins County Department of Veterans Services, GIAC, and the Ithaca Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta for creating space to listen and connect with veterans.