Lea Webb

College and career training should be within reach for every New Yorker. The New York State Senate One-House budget expands financial aid, strengthens workforce training programs, and invests in SUNY, CUNY, and community colleges.

My staff joined Rabbi Levi Slonim and local leaders in Broome County to recognize Education & Sharing Day. We presented a proclamation honoring this day and the enduring legacy of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, whose teachings continue to inspire a commitment to learning.

I joined New Yorkers for Cleaner Power in Albany to highlight the CLCPA, which will create a fairer energy system that makes New York less reliant on fossil fuels and oil and gas companies, and improves our access to clean air and water.

I am proud to offer a Graduation Certificate Program for schools across Senate District 52. Schools interested in participating can submit a list of graduating students using the link below. nysenate.gov/GraduationCert…

I had a great conversation with leaders from the United Auto Workers. We discussed key legislative priorities impacting working families across New York, including protecting well-paying union jobs, strengthening workers' rights, and ensuring economic stability.

I appreciated meeting with the National Caucus of Environmental Legislators (NCEL) for a thoughtful conversation about our environmental policy priorities here in New York. I am grateful for the opportunity to connect and look forward to continuing this partnership.

“Democratic State @SenatorLeaWebb read a letter from Joe Petito—father of murdered domestic violence victim Gabby Petito—whose family supports the legislation.” news10.com/capitol/domest…

I had the opportunity to attend SUNY’s Research Expo in Albany, where students, faculty, and researchers showcased innovative work happening across the SUNY system. Thank you to everyone who shared their work and vision.

Protecting our environment means protecting our future. The New York State Senate One-House budget advances climate action, invests in clean energy, and improves water quality by removing harmful ‘forever chemicals.’

Caucus Member @SenatorLeaWebb serves as Chair of the Senate Committee on Women’s Issues. Before being elected, she served as a member of Binghamton City Council, as well as an educator at Binghamton University in the Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. #WHM2026

Today, my bill that directs the department of health to establish and maintain a directory webpage locating publicly accessible lactation accommodations in state-owned and state-leased buildings passed in the NYS Senate.

My bill that would require coverage of a hospitalized birthing parent's interhospital transport to accompany their infant needing such transport passed in the NYS Senate today.

I’m excited to invite you to join me for “Satellite Office Hours” on April 6th, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Cortland YWCA. My constituent services team will be there to help with any issues you may be facing. I hope to see you there.

New York’s farmers help feed our state and power our economy. The New York State Senate One-House budget invests in farms of all sizes with funding for start-up costs, training, marketing, and long-term growth.

During Black History Month, each elementary school in Binghamton participated in a reading contest, encouraging students to read as many hours as possible. I joined CARES Advocates in celebrating these students, who read a total of 215,825 hours combined in February.

Small businesses power New York’s economy, and the New York State Senate One-House budget reflects that by investing in our local entrepreneurs, expanding access to capital, and revitalizing downtowns so communities across the state can thrive.

There is still time to participate in my 4th Annual Menstrual Product Drive. This drive aims to address the need for these supplies in Broome, Cortland, and Tompkins Counties. The last day to donate is March 27th, 2026.

Our team was proud to join the Baby Brigade Family Resource Fair in Ithaca. I am grateful to the Graduate Student Veterans Association and all the volunteers and organizations who made this event possible, and to everyone who stopped by to connect.

WSKG hosted its annual Be My Neighbor Day, a community celebration that brings families together to learn about kindness, service, and giving back. My staff attended to share information about resources available throughout New York State.

The Senate One House Budget builds on its commitment to making child care more affordable for families, as well as making strong investments in afterschool programs and youth opportunities that help students succeed beyond the school day.