“Since I was elected in 2020, Minority Leader Will Barclay has been a steady mentor and an effective leader for me and so many others in our Conference,” said Brown. “From day one, he took the time to listen, to guide and to make sure new members...

Assemblyman Keith Brown (R,C-Northport) today joined Assemblyman Steve Stern, Chair of the Veterans Committee (D-10th AD), Assemblyman Brian Manktelow, Minority ranker of the Veterans Committee, Suffolk County Legislator Chad Lennon, veteran advocate...

Budgets are about choices, and the choice Albany keeps making is to grow government first, and ask families to figure it out later. On Long Island, people are doing everything right: working, raising kids, caring for aging parents and running small businesses....

“As the 2026 Legislative Session begins, my top priority remains making life more affordable for Long Island families. Too many residents are being squeezed by rising property taxes, higher energy bills and the everyday cost of living, while Albany...

“I am deeply disappointed by the governor’s decision to veto the Recovery Ready Workplace Act (A.521), legislation I co-sponsored that passed both houses of the Legislature unanimously and reflected a clear bipartisan commitment to supporting New...

Assemblyman Keith Brown (R,C-Northport) today applauded the signing of bipartisan legislation to regulate the sale and labeling of kratom products in New York state, calling the measures an important step to protect children and ensure consumers are informed...

Assemblyman Keith Brown (R,C–Northport) today announced that three local libraries serving the Huntington and Smithtown area will receive more than $195,000 in state funding through the New York State Aid for Library Construction Program. The funding...

Assemblyman Keith Brown (R,C-Northport) is urging immediate action to curb marijuana-impaired driving across New York state. Brown, a lead sponsor of legislation (A.5271) that would authorize oral fluid testing for cannabis, said the state’s failure...

Senator Monica Martinez (D-Brentwood) and Assemblyman Keith Brown (R,C-Northport) announced today they will jointly sponsor legislation this upcoming session to increase penalties for assaulting, stalking or harassing elected officials in New York state....

“As the 2025-26 Legislative Session comes to a close, I remain proud to represent the hard-working families of Long Island and continue fighting for policies that prioritize making New York safer, smarter and cleaner.” “I championed a tax exemption...