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New York State Assemblyman
Brian Kolb
Helping Geneva Grow



Assemblyman Kolb   Assemblyman
Brian Kolb:
Working For
Us In Geneva

Winter ‘06

Dear Friend,

New York is rich in the resources necessary to create a wonderful place to live and work. However, many small businesses are hurt by rising taxes and operating costs. That is why I support business-friendly initiatives and work to strengthen our economy.

I have listed some of the legislative initiatives I’ve supported in the past that I believe will help create and retain jobs here while strengthening the Finger Lakes economy.

Send along concerns by calling my office at 781-2030, or e-mail me at kolbb@assembly.state.ny.us.
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photo Assemblyman Kolb at Red Jacket Orchards.
photo Assemblyman Kolb sponsors legislation supporting small businesses.
In Geneva, Assemblyman Kolb:
  • During walking tours, spoke with small business owners about their needs and how state government could help promote continued economic development in the area.

  • Was instrumental in helping secure necessary resources to attract and construct the new "Technology Farm" in the Cornell Agricultural & Food Technology Park. This center of excellence promotes and enhances the Finger Lakes agricultural community and creates and retains jobs for the greater Geneva region.

  • Focuses on the importance and needs of emergency service providers, first responders and community organizations by securing assistance to buy much-needed equipment for the Geneva Police and Fire departments, Border City, Hall and Northside (Geneva) Fire departments, the Geneva American Legion Post and Geneva Little League.

Small-business initiatives:

Assemblyman Kolb supports small businesses through his efforts to increase funding for the Main Street revitalization program, provide tax credits for small businesses to train employees, require at least 15 percent of state contracts be with small businesses (100 or fewer employees) and reinstate the 1 percent lower tax rate.

Assemblyman Kolb has sponsored legislation to reform workers’ compensation and to provide affordable health care for businesses and their employees.




Assemblyman Brian Kolb:
607 W. Washington Street • Suite 2 • Geneva, NY 14456 • (315) 781-2030


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