Thomas R. Suozzi

Westbury’s National Night Out connected families, first responders, and community groups to connect and highlighted the teamwork that keeps our neighborhoods strong. Thank you all! https://t.co/QSs...

Last night I attended 5 National Night Out events including in my hometown of Glen Cove, Westbury, Bethpage, Manhasset, and Port Washington. It was a wonderful opportunity for neighbors, law enfor...

I'm proud to share that my congressional office has once again earned LegiStorm's ranking as "the most educated" staff among all offices in the House and Senate. Team Suozzi is ready, willing, and...

It was great to celebrate National Night Out tonight in Bethpage! Thank you to the law enforcement officers, firefighters, first responders, and community organizations who make this event possible...

ROAD TO 250: The Road to Independence Semper Paratus! As we continue to mark America's 250th anniversary, we celebrate the institutions that helped build our young nation. On August 4, 1790, Sec...

ROAD TO 250: The Road to Independence On August 2, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was formally signed by the delegates of the Second Continental Congress. Although Congress voted for indep...

ROAD TO 250: Long Island & Queens Legacies Jupiter Hammon's story is an important part of Long Island's history—and America's. Born into slavery in 1711 at the Lloyd Manor estate in present-day L...

Sixty-one years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed bipartisan legislation establishing Medicare and Medicaid. Today, these two programs provide more than 150 million Americans—including senio...

This week, I stopped by Ladder 144 in Queens to present Firefighter John Palmer with a hometown hero award and to thank him for his life-saving service and exemplary heroism responding to a fire in...

ROAD TO 250: Long Island & Queens Legacies Target Rock in Lloyd Harbor is more than a scenic landmark—it is a reminder of Long Island’s place in our nation’s history. The wildlife refuge takes it...

Today I joined the celebration at the groundbreaking of the new Douglaston-Little Neck Library—a major investment in the future of our community. Libraries are among the most important investments...

Stop by my team’s table at the Town of North Hempstead senior resource fair to learn more about how our office can help! 📍 North Hempstead Beach Park, 175 West Shore Road, Port Washington, NY 110...

Spend another busy week in Washington, Queens, and Long Island with me! It can get lost in the chaos and noise, but we're working hard to get stuff done, work across party lines, fight back when n...

Thirty-six years ago today, the bipartisan passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) marked our nation's commitment to building a more inclusive society for all. From employment and educ...

Medicaid cuts, SNAP cuts, and the highest debt in the history of our country all to pay for an unnecessary billionaire tax break. Watch my full video on the good, the bad, and the ugly of the so-c...

ROAD TO 250: Long Island & Queens Legacies Before it was Glen Cove, it was Musketa Cove. Despite what the name might suggest during the summer months, it had nothing to do with mosquitoes. The na...

It was great to meet with Breakthrough T1D advocates today and hear directly from families living with Type 1 diabetes. Their stories are a powerful reminder of why we need continued research towar...

I met with constituents from @PallCorporation this morning to discuss the great work they’re doing in Port Washington as a leader on nuclear energy safety and filtration. https://t.co/K899BaHcGW

I had a great meeting today with the Taiwan-U.S. Strategic Security Exchange Delegation to discuss threats from the Chinese Communist Party. I’m always grateful for the chance to strengthen dialogu...

ROAD TO 250: Long Island & Queens Legacies In July 1776, news of the Declaration of Independence spread town by town across the colonies—including to Huntington. As residents gathered to hear the...