Martin Malavé Dilan's posts related to Mta (Metropolitan Transportation Authority)

Statement from Senator Martin Malavé Dilan, Re: MTA Financial Plan

Posted by Martin Malavé Dilan on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

“Keeping services in tact must remain a priority for the MTA during this process. While I am fully aware of the financial strain the State, City and authority faces, the MTA must weigh every option to maintain services, especially services as vital as the reduced fare for school children program.” 

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Senator Martin Dilan -- January 20, 2010 Legislative Report

New York State Senator Martin Malave Dilan, Chair of the Senate Transportation Committee, speaks about the committee's accomplishments in 2009 -- including passage of Leandra's Law -- and priorities for 2010.

Senator Dilan Helps to Secure Funding For New York’s Roads and Bridges, Student MetroCards

Posted by Martin Malavé Dilan on Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

Senator Martin Malavé Dilan (D-Brooklyn) and Senate colleagues last night passed a budget agreement that funds a 2-year New York State Department of Transportation Capital Plan as well as provides more than $25 million to fund reduced-fare MetroCards for New York City students.

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The Capitol Pressroom

Posted by Martin Malavé Dilan on Wednesday, March 9th, 2011

Senator Dilan will be appearing on today's Capitol Pressroom at 11:20.

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Legislative Report with Senator Martin Malave Dilan

April 6, 2011- Senator Dilan discusses 2011 - 2012 Budget, Education, and Transportation

Comment on the Future of New York's Roads and Bridges

Ending a near half-century of excluding New Yorkers from talks on how and where their transportation dollars are spent, Senate Transportation Ranker, Martin Malavé Dilan, has provided the following forum to solicit public input.

Senator Dilan Session Comments on Bill to Restore Road and Bridge Fund

Senator Dilan asks Senator Thomas Libous for a explanation of his bill S.1071 before questioning the legislation's ability to restore balance to the state fund dedicated to road and bridge maintenance and construction.