Legislative Record

Assemblyman Adam Bradley - Advocate for Families of 89th A.D.

Assemblyman Bradley is a forceful advocate for the families of the 89th district. As a committed leader, Adam is dedicated to reforming government, protecting the environment, preserving our open and natural spaces and an honest discussion about Indian Point and the inadequacies of the evacuation plan.

For over a decade, Adam has spoken out and fought for greater care for children. He believes that all children, regardless of their families’ economic circumstances, are entitled to a first-rate education. Adam is determined to work to ensure that seniors have the prescription drugs they need at a price they can afford and that no child is without health care coverage. Assemblyman Bradley is also a vigilant proponent of fiscal responsibility in government. He continues to stand firm against property tax increases, by supporting the School Tax Relief Program (STAR) and advocating for a hard cap on county Medicaid costs.

Assemblyman Adam Bradley has fought to protect your rights!

These are just some of the areas where he has authored legislation to help our community.

Protecting Our Children

• Making it a serious crime to force children into prostitution
• Protecting child witnesses in court proceedings making it easier for them to testify
• Fostering training of police officers and child protective workers investigating child abuse and neglect

Crime

• Requiring that criminals who compel people to become prostitutes register as sex offenders
• Revoking the license and registration of ships involved in the sale of narcotics
• Makes it a crime for a person to knowingly report a false claim of child abuse or maltreatment

Family

• Promoting numerous changes to protect the rights of people involved in divorce
• Protecting the rights of people who might lose their health insurance in a divorce

Fiscal Responsibility

• Legislation authorizing White Plains to continue imposing an additional one-half percent sales tax
• In 2008, gained authorization for an additional one-quarter percent sales tax, bringing White Plains extra sales tax to ¾%.
• Continues to stand firm against property tax increases, by supporting the School Tax Relief Program (STAR) and advocating for a hard cap on county Medicaid costs.

 Environment

• Enabling cities and towns to protect open space and historic sites
• Protecting for rare wildlife and other animals
• Enhancing penalties for the abuse of animals
• Environmental Access to Justice Act - Increasing the rights of citizens to challenge environmental determinations
• Promoting educational curriculums for school children in environmental sustainability

Healthcare

• Regulating the un-fair actions of for profit HMO’s

Consumer Rights

• Preventing the false inflation of gas prices

Parents and Teachers

• Creating of a computer system to allow parents, teachers and students to communicate with each other