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PRAISES MISASKIM FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) was visibly distraught this evening at the discovery today of abandoned shaimos (books or other sacred objects which can no longer be used but may not be destroyed) on McDonald Avenue and Avenue M. “This is terribly upsetting,” said the Assemblyman as he lifted a Chumash and a siddur from among the

Assemblyman Hikind was delighted to participate again this year in the Boro Park Jewish Community Council’s distribution of food for Passover. “There’s no better feeling than when we’re helping others,” said the Assemblyman, “and our community is always eager to help.”

The following is from the National Fire Protection Agency: Smoke alarms have become such a common feature in U.S. homes that it is easy to take them for granted. Newspapers often report fires in which blaring smoke alarms alerted sleeping occupants to danger. These devices alert countless others to fires just as they are starting.

Assemblyman Dov Hikind wants to make certain that everyone has working smoke detectors and is using only the safest appliances. “We’re talking about saving lives,” he explained yesterday to a roomful of reporters in the hopes of his message carrying far and wide. “What happened in our community-losing seven children-is truly beyond comprehension. What are

ASKS COLLEAGUES TO JOIN HIM Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) says he will not be voting for the proposed Budget in Albany if it does not include Education Investment Tax Credits (EITC). He is urging his colleagues in the Assembly who genuinely support EITC to also stand up and be counted on this vital issue. “This

“GOVERNOR CUOMO—KEEP YOUR WORD!” “THE FIGHT’S NOT OVER. WE ARE NOT GIVING UP.” Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) isn’t giving up the fight for Education Investment Tax Credits (EITC). He says that support is strong, but what’s needed is a push from Albany’s leadership. Hikind, a powerful voice for the tax credits, is calling on Assembly

When: 10:30 a.m., today, March 24, 2015 Where: Office of NYS Assemblyman Dov Hikind, 1310 48th St., Brooklyn, NY Following the tragic fire that took the lives of seven children in Midwood, Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) and The Home Depot will be distributing free state-of-the-art smoke detectors to members of the community who need them. “When

“Don’t be fooled. There are no legitimate funds at this time.” Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) is warning everyone not to be fooled by scam artists pretending to raise money on behalf of the Sassoon family, which tragically lost seven children in a fire this past weekend. Immediately following the announcement of the disaster, on-line fundraisers

Assemblyman Dov Hikind will join host Leon Goldenberg on “Community Matters” this Saturday evening, March 21, at 10 PM to discuss the vital Education Investment Tax Credits legislation. Leon’s other guest will be NYS Senator Marty Golden. Yesterday, Assemblyman Hikind met privately with NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo and Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary, to discuss

“The battle continues but we need to win the war on Education Investment Tax Credits.” “After the kickoff of our phone campaign to show Governor Andrew Cuomo how vital Education Investment Tax Credits are to our community, I just met with the Governor personally along with the Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary to discuss this

A Dozen Assembly Members Push Governor Cuomo To Deliver On His Promise “Dial the Phone! Call 1-518-474-8390 or 1-212-681-4579. Tell the Governor ‘Keep Your Word. Education Investment Tax Credits are Crucial!’ ” Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) and his colleagues in the Assembly are calling on NY State Governor Andrew Cuomo to keep his word and make Education Investment Tax Credits

In a concise video clip, Assemblyman Hikind explains his proposed legislation that will allow insurance companies and motorists in New York State to use an electronic version as proof of their car insurance, reducing inconveniences and saving resources. Assemblyman Hikind re-introduced his previous bill to amend the vehicle and traffic law last month. Hikind’s Electronic