Patrick M. Gallivan's Photos

Earlier this month, Senator Patrick M. Gallivan invited the leadership from sportsmen's groups across Western New York to discuss the issues most important to their membership. The event, held at Boxler's in Wyoming County, included representatives from the hunting, angling, trapping, houndsmen, and bow hunting communities.

Senator Gallivan was pleased to host a group of 4th Graders from Warsaw Central Elementary School during their recent visit to the Capitol in Albany, NY.

Senator Patrick M. Gallivan (R,C,I - 59th District) was joined by hundreds of people Wednesday for the official opening of the Senator's Ontario County Satelite Office. The office is located in Downtown Canandaigua on Bristol Street, and comes at no additional expense to the taxpayers.

Senator Gallivan gavels in, to move legislation along

Row one (Front): Starting at the left Mary Bock, Katelynn Imagna, NickLagrassa, Amanda LeonardRow two (Middle): Starting at the left Steven Cootware, Patrick Miskell, Senator Patrick Gallivan,Bridget MiskellTop Row: Mike Vaughn, William Labate, Jesse Goldberg

Senator gallivan; Julia Stewart(Grant Winner); Livingston County Historian Amie Alden; Maxine Long; Howard Appell; Assemblyman Hanna

Chairman of the New York State Senate Social Services Committee, Patrick M. Gallivan, was a featured speaker during the annual Association of New York State Youth Bureaus legislative meet and greet. Senator Gallivan met with young adults from across the state to discuss the vital role of youth bureaus in youth intervention, gang prevention, and leadership development.

“The only way to balance the State’s $10 billion deficit and revitalize its economy is to reduce state spending. The Governor seemingly recognizes this and has proposed to balance the budget without any tax increases or any plans to increase New York’s debt load through borrowing,” said Gallivan, “that is the right place to start budget negotiations.”