Governor Hochul announced $4 million in State capital funding to support the Mary Cariola Center’s plan to transform a significant portion of the former Marketplace Mall in Henrietta into a modern, accessible educational campus for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities and complex medical needs.

Governor Hochul unveiled proposals to build more resilient communities across New York by strengthening behavioral health care, expanding supports for veterans and families, and making New York more inclusive for people with disabilities as part of her 2026 State of the State.

Governor Hochul announced the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) completed 10 accessibility projects in 2025, including seven subway stations and three Long Island Rail Road stations.

Governor Hochul signed Legislation A2687/S5569 which establishes the Center for Dyslexia and Dysgraphia within the State Education Department to improve how schools identify and support students with these reading and writing difficulties.

Governor Hochul launched the Fourth Annual New York State Disability Rights and Employment Awareness Month (DREAM) Symposium, a comprehensive event to connect New Yorkers with disabilities to inclusive employers, vital state and non-profit resources, and assistive technology.

Governor Hochul announced that New York State has reached a settlement agreement with the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe.

El 24 de agosto de 2021, la gobernadora Hochul prestó juramento como la 57.ª gobernadora de Nueva York.

On August 24, 2021, Governor Hochul took her oath of office as the 57th Governor of New York.

Governor Hochul announced a $600,000 investment to support comprehensive accessibility improvements at the Albany Black Chamber of Commerce (ABCC).