Scott Gray for Assembly | New York State Assembly, 116th District
Experienced Businessman and Legislator asks for the North Country Vote
I am honored to receive the endorsement and letter grade of A(q) from The National Rifle Association. I take pride in protecting the second amendment to the United States Constitution. That inalienable right guarantees every American the freedom to keep and bear arms and to lawfully possess firearms for protection, target shooting, hunting, or any …
PEF, the second-largest public sector union in New York, endorses Scott Gray for Member of the New York State Assembly in the 116th “River” District. “Scott understands that high-quality constituent services require a high-quality workforce,” said PEF President Wayne Spence.” “PEF members work everywhere from hospitals to correctional facilities to the DMV. Scott realizes their …
IBEW Local 910 announced that they endorse Scott Gray for Member of the New York State Assembly in the 116th “River” District. The Local membership is unanimous in their support of Scott Gray’s candidacy, recognizing his service to the community for 20 years on the Jefferson County Board of Legislators. Scott understands the importance of …
Relationships are one of the most important components of an elected official’s job when in office. County-level governing is largely conducted through the relationships with a variety of community and state agencies and the services these agencies provide to our residents. Jefferson County Legislator Scott Gray of Watertown has established an understanding of these agencies, …
The ruling by the wage board to implement a 40 hour threshold for overtime wages for farm workers will have a detrimental effect on the agricultural community, farm workers and ultimately our food supply. The nature of the agriculture community creates a couple of peak periods during the year that require intense work hours. Farm …
New York State plans to move forward with measures that will provide municipalities the ability to deal with abandoned properties. In the Assembly Bill A5337, the State discusses how “nuisance properties now litter Upstate New York presenting particularly tough challenges.” TheState further explains that these properties have a “negative impact” on communities as the properties …
