Assemblyman Wieder secures $100,000 in state funding for new Orangetown traffic signal.

Assemblyman Wieder introduces bill on Correction Officers’ Residency and letter of support from COBARC President, Daniel Huppert.

Assemblyman Wieder secures $100,000 in state funding for new Orangetown traffic signal

Assemblyman Wieder introduces bill on Correction Officers’ Residency

Assemblyman Wieder celebrating the opening of new Satellite District Office with residents and elected officials.

Assembly Speaker Carl E. Heastie and Assemblyman Wieder tour the Martin Luther King Center.

Assemblyman Wieder tours and meets with staff at Jawonio.

Pictured from left to right, Nathan Mungin Executive Director MLK Center, Assemblyman Aron Wieder, Speaker Carl Heastie.

Assembly Speaker Carl E. Heastie and Assemblyman Aron Wieder tour inside of the Martin Luther King Center.

Pictured left to right, Assemblyman Wieder, Assembly Speaker Carl E. Heastie, Nathan Mungin Executive Director MLK Center and the Coach.

Assemblyman Wieder hosts Blood Drive at Finkelstein Memorial Library.

Assemblyman Wieder meeting with constituents at his Mobile Office in Pomona, N.Y.

Honoring the 24th Anniversary of September 11th, 2001 at Tappan Memorial Park.

Assemblyman Wieder meets with Executives from DOT.

Assemblyman Wieder speaks at Orangetown Town Hall regarding his legislation passed, benefiting the town of Orangetown.

Assemblyman Weider meets with Rockland County Executives (Pictured left to right, Steve Powers, Ed Day, Assemblyman Wieder, Chief of Staff Kertzner).

Assemblyman Wieder meets with Rockland County District Attorney’s Office. (Pictured left to right, Patrick Frawley, ADA; Hon. Tom Walsh, DA; Assemblyman Aron Wieder)

Assemblymen Wieder and Carroll Express Solidarity with Rabbi and Rebbetzin Ehrenreich at Chabad of Nyack following harassment incident.

Meeting with South Orangetown Little League to celebrate $10,000 grant with coaches, administration and players.

Meeting with Pearl River Little League offiers to celebrate $10,000 grant.