Governor Hochul issued a proclamation declaring November 11 as Veterans Day and recognizing November as Veterans Month across New York State.

In honor of Veterans Day, Governor Hochul highlighted legislation she recently signed to demonstrate the state’s appreciation of the service and sacrifice of New York’s veterans.

Governor Hochul highlighted the impact of the Trump administration’s egregious funding cuts to counterterrorism programs in New York State and its impact on training at the State Preparedness Training Center.

Governor Hochul announced that 16 landmarks across New York State will be illuminated in gold light on Sunday, September 28, in honor of Gold Star Mothers and Families Day, remembering all families who have lost a loved one in military service to our state and nation.

Governor Hochul marched in Albany’s Memorial Day parade.

Governor Hochul announced that landmarks across New York State will be illuminated red, white, and blue tonight, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day.

Governor Hochul announced that the “Meals with Meaning: Veteran Feeding Veteran” program has reached a major milestone.

Governor Hochul announced 18 grants to expand resiliency and suicide prevention efforts among military veterans and uniformed personnel, including law enforcement, firefighters, emergency medical service personnel, correction officers and emergency dispatchers.

La gobernadora Hochul anunció la disponibilidad de hasta $2 millones para ampliar los esfuerzos de resiliencia y prevención del suicidio entre los veteranos militares y el personal uniformado, incluidos los agentes del orden público, los bomberos, el personal del servicio médico de emergencia, los agentes penitenciarios y los despachadores de emergencia.

Governor Hochul announced efforts to expand resiliency and suicide prevention efforts among military veterans and uniformed personnel.