READ THE UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S (EPAs) COMMENTS ON NEW YORK'S PROPOSED GAS DRILLING REGULATIONS

John J. Bonacic

January 23, 2012

Environment

Last year, Senator Bonacic went to Washington D.C. to meet with top scientists at the EPA on gas drilling. On January 11, 2012, the EPA filed 26 pages of comments on the State's proposed gas drilling regulations. You can read those comments here: http://www.epa.gov/region2/newsevents/pdf/EPA%20R2%20Comments%20Revised%20dSGEIS%20Enclosure.pdf

Senator Helps Cut Ribbon at Grand Opening of Brand New Town of Rosendale Pool

July 7, 2016

Senator Bonacic is joined by Rosendale Supervisor Jeanne Walsh, members of the Town Board, local officials, and children from the Bruderhof Community at the grand opening of the new Town of Rosendale Pool.

Senator Bonacic Joins Governor Cuomo, Mayor DeStefano and Local Officials to Announce a $10 Million Grant for the City of Middletown

July 7, 2016

The City of Middletown is presented with a ceremonial $10 million check from the State of Nw York. Pictured L-R are, NY Secretary of State Rossana Rosada, Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, Governor Andrew Cuomo, City of Middletown Mayor Joseph DeStefano, Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus, and Senator John Bonacic. (Photo courtesy of the Office of Andrew M. Cuomo)

Senator Bonacic Meets with Representatives from Sullivan Renaissance and the Gerry Foundation to Discuss ways to Improve Healthcare in Sullivan County

July 5, 2016

Pictured L-R are, Denise Frangipane, Helen Burdock, Darrell Supak, Kathy Davidoff, Senator Bonacic, Caroline Bertholf, and Sandra Gerry, all from Sullivan Renaissance and the Gerry Foundation.

Senator Bonacic Attends Grand Re-Opening Ceremony of Scotchtown Avenue Bridge

July 5, 2016

Pictured L-R are Senator Bonacic, Town of Goshen Supervisor Douglas Bloomfield, Orange County Legislator Phil Canterino, Orange County Commissioner of Public Works Chris Viebrock, Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus, Orange County Legislator Barry Cheney, Orange County Legislator John Vero, and representative from Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney’s Office Maria Ingrassia.