Dear Friends, Public service has been an integral part of my family for generations and I am proud to carry on that tradition every day. As I look back upon the tremendous work we’ve […]

  Council Member Vallone, Elected Officials and Community Rally Against Proposed Homeless Shelter in College Point   October 30, 2018 College Point – On Monday evening, Council Member Vallone was joined by State Senator Tony […]

  Originally planned for March 2019, Council Member Vallone announced that the Department of Transportation (DOT) will be repaving a large number of roads in Douglas Manor this fall. Council Member Vallone has long advocated […]

  Over $20 Million Coming to Northeast Queen’s Schools, Parks, Libraries and Non-profits City Hall – On Thursday, the New York City Council passed a budget of $89.2 billion for fiscal year 2019. For a […]

Dear Friends, It has been a tremendous privilege and honor serving as your Council Member over the last four years. Public service has been an integral part of my family for generations and I am […]

  Recent tragedies have sparked a nationwide conversation on school safety. On Tuesday, the City Council sparked the shift from conversation to action with the introduction of Council Member Vallone’s bill which will create a […]

Calls on EDC and Administration to create a new helicopter master safety plan, update noise codes and improve the collection and responsiveness to complaint-driven data   April 18, 2018 City Hall – In response to […]

  The voting for the fourth year of participatory budgeting in Northeast Queens has officially begun and will run until Sunday April 15th . In last year’s cycle, Council Member Vallone was proud to allocate over $1 […]