Last week, Assemblyman Patrick Carroll (D-Rockland) officially assumed his role in the New York State Assembly, representing District 96. Carroll, who was elected in November 2024, succeeds Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski in serving the district.
Carroll expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity to represent his community in Albany. “I am excited to begin this chapter as the next Assemblyman representing District 96,” said Carroll. “Our community needs strong leaders in Albany to ensure that our voices are heard on important issues. I am committed to supporting our local schools, eliminating government waste, protecting our environment, and fighting against overdevelopment. I look forward to working with my colleagues to create a fairer and stronger New York.”
Carroll brings a wealth of experience in public service to his new role. Since 2018, he served as a Councilman in the Town of Clarkstown, where he focused on addressing local concerns and promoting community well-being.
A longtime resident of Bardonia, Carroll lives with his wife, Natalie, and their four daughters: Madelyn, Lily, Paige, and Hailey.
The 96th Assembly District encompasses the entire Towns of Clarkstown and Haverstraw, as well as a portion of the Town of Orangetown. As Assemblyman, Carroll’s priorities include advocating for educational improvements, fiscal responsibility, environmental protection, and balanced development throughout the region.
As he begins his tenure, Carroll aims to strengthen the connection between Albany and his constituents, ensuring their voices and concerns are addressed at the state level.
