Taylor is fighting for our values.

Taylor has served in the New York State Assembly effectively, efficiently and enthusiastically for three terms. She has successfully used her strategic problem-solving skills to fight for Long Island’s fair share of funding and resources. An advocate of common-sense legislation, Taylor implements coalition-building to get results that benefit Long Island.

Fighting For Your Long Island.

Taylor presented the Hempstead Union Free School District with $1 million for urgent transportation needs.

Taylor has also pumped money into the West Hempstead Union Free School District to purchase and install an underground oil tank.

Taylor has secured $300,000 in funding for Hofstra University for various sporting facility upgrades.

Taylor has allocated money to public schools for various property upgrades.

Taylor has secured $500,000 in the state budget for Workforce Development Institute – Statewide Pre-Apprenticeship Program to train our future leaders.
Taylor has allocated funding to upgrade the Nassau University Community Hospital (NUMC) waiting area to improve patient wait time and service.

Taylor has allocated $250,000 in the state budget for the Veterans Mental Health Training Initiative – National Association of Social Workers (NYS Chapter).

Taylor has also allocated $53 million for school mental health programs to help students thrive.
Taylor is ensuring Long Island gets its share of the $1 billion from Operation Pave our Potholes pledged by the Governor.

Taylor has secured funding for library upgrades, renovations and programs, allowing West Hempstead, Lakeview, and Roosevelt public libraries to continue offering meaningful services.

Taylor equips residents with contact information to report potholes on state, county and village roads.

Taylor has secured $300,000 in funding for Hofstra University for various sporting facility upgrades.

Taylor has paved the way for better roads, advocating for funding to fill potholes on Long Island.
Taylor has allocated funds for homeownership, assisting families in purchasing or keeping their homes.

With zero tolerance for taking advantage of the elderly, Taylor stepped in to assist a Nassau County resident fight back against real estate investors who preyed on her to swindle her out of her home.
Taylor passed legislation to protect Long Island homeowners from deed theft, making it easier to dispute and correct these actions by unscrupulous individuals who fraudulently obtain property deeds without the owners’ knowledge.