A Photo Look at Our Community
Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz

Assembly Speaker & Mayor Come to Our Community to Honor Assemblyman Cymbrowitz & His Wife Vilma


photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz and his wife, Vilma, were doubly honored last May when not only did they receive Man and Woman of the Year awards from the High-Way Democratic Club, but their awards were presented to them by Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz Visits Our Local Schools

Believing that it is important for our young people to learn about government firsthand, Assemblyman Cymbrowitz regularly visits the schools in our community to talk to the students about his job and also to hear what they have to say.


photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz talking to classes in PS 225's library as Librarian Stephanie Rosalia looks on.

photo PS 255 Principal thanking Assemblyman Cymbrowitz for presenting her school with State and American flags that flew over the Capitol in Albany.

photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz fielding questions from students of the Sarah Dabah School Girls.

photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz congratulated St. Edmund's prize winning robot building team "The Nerd Herd" and presented each member with an Assembly Citation. Thingamajig, the robot, is "resting" on the table. The team took first place in NYC's First Lego League Robotics Championship and earned a place in the First Lego League World Festival, which was held in Atlanta.




Assemblyman Wants to Hear What His Constituents Have to Say


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Knowing what is on his constituents' minds is important to Assemblyman Cymbrowitz since he uses their input to create his legislative agenda. That's why he devotes so much of his time going to community meetings, visiting senior centers and talking with people he meets during walking tours of our community.





Assemblyman Cymbrowitz Enjoys Celebrating Our Community's Happy Events


photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz celebrates the Brooklyn Chinese-American Association's Avenue U Senior Center's 13th Anniversary with its President, Paul Mak.

photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz is ready to help celebrants, at one of St. Mark Senior Center's monthly birthday parties, blow out the candles.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz Hits the Streets to Deal with Community Problems


photo Brooklyn Traffic Commissioner Joseph Palmieri pointing out, to Assemblyman Cymbrowitz, how he plans to improve traffic flow at a local intersection.

photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz with local Sanitation brass and constituent as he deals with an illegal dumping situation.

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The Parks Department's Marty Maher showing
Assemblyman Cymbrowitz how the major boardwalk renovations will be done.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz Helping the Less Fortunate in Our Community


photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz loading the Met Council's Machson Mobile with coats donated to his Annual Coat Drive. They were then distributed to those in need.

photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz with Maimonides Medical Center staffers and the toys he donated to their pediatric unit during the holiday season.

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Assemblyman Cymbrowitz gave away over 100 turkeys to community groups
so our less fortunate neighbors could have a happy Thanksgiving.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz Working to Encourage Reading


photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz reading to some of his "littlest" constituents at the Midwood Library during the National Read Across America Campaign.

photo Each year Assemblyman Cymbrowitz sponsors a Summer Reading Program to motivate reading during the vacation. Here he is pictured with some of the participants and their Assembly Certificates of Participation.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz' Office is on the Move

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Assemblyman Cymbrowitz' mobile community office has been adding locations. Here he and his staff are pictured at St Mark's Family Day. The mobile office also regularly visits the Midwood and Kings Highway branches of the Brooklyn Public Library System and the Sephardic Community Center.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz is Working to Keep Us All Safe


photo Assemblyman Cymbrowitz helps fund the Nottingham Association's motorized neighborhood patrol. With him are driver, Anthony Morales, Association President, Helen Rosen and his Community Laison Roslyn Sokol.

photo To reduce the likelihood of cell phone theft and increase the chances of a stolen phone being returned, Assemblyman Cymbrowitz sponsored a cell phone registration with the 61st Precinct, at his community office. A police officer wrote an invisible code on the phone to enable arresting officers to identify the phone if it's found on a suspect or turned in by a Good Samaritan.




Assemblyman Cymbrowitz' Community Office Helping People Daily

Assemblyman Cymbrowitz' office not only helps solve community and personal problems, but its staff also answers questions and provides information. No appointment is necessary - just drop by, call (718 743-4078) or email (cymbros@assembly.state.ny.us).

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Two familiar faces to those who have sought assistance from Assemblyman Cymbrowitz' community office: Office Manager Sharon and Legislative Aide Inga (R-L) checking on a constituent's file as they work to solve another problem. They have racked up an impressive record of successes.

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