Nearly 150 people braved the winter cold to join State Senator Bill Weber at another stop on his re-election tour. The standing-room-only event, held at Bailey’s, drew strong participation from all four towns in the 38th Senate District.
Senator Weber was warmly applauded for his leadership in reforming the Regional Cost Index—an achievement that will deliver an additional $38 million in state aid to Rockland County schools for the 2025–2026 school year. Attendees also praised his work on the Senate Disabilities and Education Committees, his financial acumen, and his continued advocacy for lower taxes and an improved quality of life for Rockland County residents.
The event was attended by a broad cross-section of Republican and Conservative Party leadership, elected officials, labor representatives, and public safety organizations, including:
* Representatives from Congressman Mike Lawler’s team
* Rockland County Executive Ed Day
* Deputy County Executive Mike Hoblin
* County Attorney Steve Powers
* County Legislator Will Kennelly
* County Legislator Ray Sheridan
* County Legislator Lon Hofstein
* Ramapo Deputy Supervisor Brendel Logan
* Orangetown Supervisor Teresa Kenny
* Orangetown Councilman Brian Donahue
* Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann
* Clarkstown Councilmen Mike Graziano, Bob Axelrod, Don Franchino, and John Valentino
* Sloatsburg Mayor Darrell Frasier
* Clarkstown Superintendent of Highways Bob Milone
* Orangetown Superintendent of Highways Jim Dean
* NYS Realtors PAC
* Electrical Workers Local 363
* Carpenters Union
* Rockland County Building & Trades Council
* Rockland County PBA
* Orangetown PBA
* Haverstraw PBA
* Clarkstown PBA
The strong turnout and diverse representation underscored Senator Weber’s broad and growing support across Rockland County as he continues his re-election campaign.
