Matt Slater, a member of the New York State Assembly, highlighted his recent legislative and community activities through several posts on March 10, 2026.
In a post published at 14:52 UTC, Slater expressed support for state funding to assist families impacted by spina bifida. He wrote, “Proud to join colleagues and advocates in calling for $250,000 in state budget funding for the Spina Bifida Association of New York State. For more than three decades, their work has helped thousands of families access education, support, and vital services. Supporting https://t.co/Cbq6szMB2g”.
Later that day at 18:45 UTC, Slater shared details about his engagement with educators in Albany. He stated, “Great meeting with our public school teachers and retirees in Albany today. I’m grateful for the opportunity to hear directly from educators about the challenges facing our schools and the importance of supporting our teachers, students, and public education system. https://t.co/5UaTgjrBH2”.
At 21:36 UTC on the same day, Slater addressed issues related to public safety following discussions with fellow legislators and law enforcement representatives from Westchester County. He posted, “Today I met with my colleagues in the Westchester delegation and our county police to discuss the issues impacting public safety across our region and the need for increased state funding. I proudly support our law enforcement officers and agencies and will continue to fight to https://t.co/sv3hfxuz8P”.
Slater’s career in public service began after being raised in Yorktown and graduating from Yorktown High School. He holds degrees from St. Anselm College (2008) and Marist College (2010), including a Master of Public Administration. He was elected to the New York State Assembly in 2022 after serving as Yorktown town supervisor. In addition to his legislative work, Slater has supported local relief efforts for hurricane victims, veteran honors initiatives, and environmental projects. In 2022 he received a Presidential Direct Commission as an officer in the Navy Reserves. Slater resides with his wife and two children in Yorktown.
