Monica P. Wallace - Assembly District 143 |Assembly Member Directory

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“It was my pleasure to read to the students of Mrs. Potienko's first-grade class at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School today for the Teach a Girl to Lead Reading Program. I read "Grace Goes to Washington," to further the program's goal of making women in public leadership visible to the next generation. Thank you to Superintendent Andrea Galenski and Principal Jeff Mochrie for the invitation.”
“It was my pleasure to read to the students of Mrs. Potienko's first-grade class at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School today for the Teach a Girl to Lead Reading Program. I read "Grace Goes to Washington," to further the program's goal of making women in public leadership visible to the next generation. Thank you to Superintendent Andrea Galenski and Principal Jeff Mochrie for the invitation.”
“It was my pleasure to read to the students of Mrs. Potienko's first-grade class at Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School today for the Teach a Girl to Lead Reading Program. I read "Grace Goes to Washington," to further the program's goal of making women in public leadership visible to the next generation. Thank you to Superintendent Andrea Galenski and Principal Jeff Mochrie for the invitation.”
Assemblymember Monica Wallace at the 2020 State of the Town of Cheektowaga on Feb. 7, 2020 alongside town Supervisor Diane Benczkowski, (second to left), Cheektowaga Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Kristina Groff (center), and state Senator Tim Kennedy.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace joined in Albany this week by students and faculty from SUNY Erie to discuss the critical role that the community college plays in WNY.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace “twinning” with Assemblymember Michael DenDekker in Albany.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace presenting 100 Valentines for Vets cards, made by kindergarten students at Maryvale Primary School, to VFW/AMVETS Post 7275 Senior Vice Commander James Weir. Special thanks to the kindergarten students at Maryvale Primary School for making these beautiful Valentine's Day cards for our honorable veterans.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace with Attorney General Tish James on Feb. 27 for the Women's Legislative Caucus to discuss issues facing women in New York State.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace speaks at an Amalgamated Transit Union rally for safer working conditions for mass transit workers
Assemblymember Monica Wallace with UFCW members at a rally for safer working conditions for front-line retail workers.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace with UFCW members at a rally for more PPE and safer working conditions for front-line retail workers.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace with UFCW members at a rally for more PPE and safer working conditions for front-line retail workers.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace delivers hand sanitizer to the Lancaster Historical Society in July.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace tours the Lancaster Historical Society in July.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace visits the Lancaster Historical Society in July.
Assemblymember attends the topping out ceremony at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport on July 1, 2020 marking the installation of the highest beam of the expansion of the west end of the terminal at the airport, along with other local elected officials and members of the NFTA leadership.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace participates in the June 25 groundbreaking of the West Main Street expansion project in the Village of Lancaster Central Business District, alongside Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul and local elected officials and business leaders.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace participates in the June 25 groundbreaking of the West Main Street expansion project in the Village of Lancaster Central Business District, alongside Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul and local elected officials and business leaders.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace participates in the June 25 groundbreaking of the West Main Street expansion project in the Village of Lancaster Central Business District, alongside Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul and local elected officials and business leaders.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace with volunteers from with FeedMore WNY's Meals on Wheels delivering food to seniors and individuals with disabilities in Depew and Cheektowaga.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace volunteering with FeedMore WNY's Meals on Wheels program on April 23 to bring food to seniors and individuals with disabilities in Depew and Cheektowaga.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace volunteering with FeedMore WNY's Meals on Wheels program on April 23 to bring food to seniors and individuals with disabilities in Depew and Cheektowaga.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace donating blood to the American Red Cross on May 5, Giving Day, to highlight importance of blood donations and the need for blood during the pandemic.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace with volunteers from Fantastic Friends of WNY distributing Mothers’ Day gift bags.
Assemblymember Wallace celebrates Mothers’ Day with Fantastic Friends of Western New York distributing gift bags to local moms.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace distributes hand sanitizer to Dark Forest Chocolate co-owner Joanne Sundell in June, 2020.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace delivers hand sanitizer to Purely Pets owner Kaitlyn Russ in Lancaster.
Assemblymember Wallace giving hand sanitizer to the New York Store owner Alan Kurtzman in June, 2020.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace distributes hand sanitizer to Gilded Maple co-owner Heather Mikoley in Lancaster.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace visits a COVID-19 testing site at the Walmart on Walden Avenue in Cheektowaga in April.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace volunteering at the Resurrection Life food pantry on April 14, 2020
Assemblymember Monica Wallace demonstrate new play equipment at Stiglmeier Park in Cheektowaga. The new play equipment and playground surfacing are ADA complaint and allow children in wheelchairs and with other mobility disabilities to play on the equipment.
Assemblymember Monica Wallace and Cheektowaga Town Supervisor Diane Benczkowski announce the installation of ADA compliant play equipment and playground surfacing at Stiglmeier Park in Cheektowaga. Funding was provided, in part, by a $10,000 state grant secured by Assemblymember Wallace.

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Providing Definitions of Biometric Identifying Technology

Expanding Absentee Ballot Voting

Increase the Transparency of Judicial Recusals.

Recording the Interrogations of Juveniles

Gender Balance in State and Local Public Authorities

Assemblymember Wallace Discusses Biometric Data

Wallace: ISPs need Customer Consent to Disclose Personal Info

Assemblymember Wallace Champions Legislation for Internet Privacy

Assembly Member Wallace Fights High Stakes Testing

Resolution Honoring Volunteer Firefighters

Fixing STAR to Streamline Tax Relief

Elder Abuse Public Hearing

Internal Appeal Process Relating to Bank Holds

Home Care Shortage Solutions in Other States

Fighting for Ethics Reform, Transparency, Accountability

Legislative Priorities

January 12, 2021
Assemblymember Wallace explains changes to her legislation that provides definitions of biometric identifying technology, biometric information and facial recognition. This bill prohibits school districts, non-public schools, and charter schools from utilizing or purchasing biometric identifying technology, including the use of facial recognition technology, for any purpose until July 1, 2022 or until the Commissioner of Education authorizes the use of such technology after the Director of the Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) issues a comprehensive report. (A.0954)