Michael H. Ranzenhofer's Photos

Senator Ranzenhofer serves as a guest speaker for the graduation ceremony of ITT Technical Institute's Getzville Campus.

Tonawanda, NY - Senator Mike Ranzenhofer speaks to members of UnitedHealthcare's leadership team, employees and other elected officials and community leaders at a jobs announcement.

A student of UB School of Pharmacy checks Senator Ranzenhofer's blood pressue at the 2012 Family Health Fair.  The UB School of Pharmacy provided blood pressure checks and precription reviews for participants at Senator Ranzenhofer's Family Health Fair.

July 17, 2012 - Senator Ranzenhofer speaks to Ingram Micro employees and members of the Amherst Chamber of Commerce during a Business After Hours event.

Senator Ranzenhofer met with members of Amherst East Rotary to discuss the progress of the 2012-2013 State Budget and other issues affecting the community.

Senator Michael H. Ranzenhofer listens to constituents and answers their questions at a Common Cents State Budget Forum on February 25 at Erie Community College.  Senator Ranzenhofer provided an update on the progress of the 2012-2013 State Budget and offered an opportunity for residents to ask questions regarding State and other community issues.

Batavia, N.Y. – State Senator Michael H. Ranzenhofer stops by the Mental Health Association in Genesee County to donate items to the social club’s clothing store. 

Donations provide professional attire for re-entry into the workforce and opportunities for members to learn workforce skills, such as customer service and inventory.  New or gently used clothing items may be donated to the clothing store at 25 Liberty Street, Monday thru Friday during business hours.  For more information, call the Mental Health Association in Genesee County at (585) 344-2611.

Photo: (from left to right) State Senator Ranzenhofer and Mental Health Association Executive Director Millie Tomidy-Pepper.

Batavia, N.Y. – State Senator Michael H. Ranzenhofer presents a poster, commemorating the introduction of the Purple Heart stamp as a Forever stamp, to Genesee County Veterans Director Hal Kreter and Purple Heart recipients.  The United States Postal Service officially unveiled and issued the Purple Heart Forever stamp on May 5 in San Diego, California. 

Members of the Batavia and Genesee Youth Bureaus met with Sennator Ranzenhofer in Albany.