It takes two! On Sunday, June 23, Councilmember Mark Treyger cut the ribbon on his second office, 2015 Stillwell Avenue, which will serve the southern portion of the 47th District.
A sizable crowd consisting of supporters, local dignitaries and members of the community gathered to celebrate the opening. Food and drinks were provided by Toms of Coney Island. I didnt think this would turn out to be almost like a rally setting. This is a really joyous occasion, said Treyger. This office is the peoples office. We have an office that is truly central in the district. This district is quite large. [The new office] is central and accessible for a number of buses, as well as the D train but most importantly, its accessible to all of you, the people.Treygers supporters such as Anna Maria Walsh were excited about the second office and the location. I am thrilled beyond words that he is going to be here, said Walsh, who is a member of the Most Precious Blood Church and an advocate for people with disabilities. Im three minutes away. It means a lot for him to pick an office right here because this has been a forgotten community, but not by him. He has remembered us. He works with us. The office will serve all residents of Bensonhurst, Gravesend, Coney Island and Sea Gate.This really is a dream come true for our community, said Assemblymember William Colton. This office is going to be a vehicle of public service for the whole community. Were going to work together and make sure the community is served.Colton was joined by Assemblymember Alec Brook-Krasny, District Leaders Ari Kagan and Mark Davidovich and former State Senator Seymour Lachman to congratulate Treyger,Regardless of the location, its about the people that are here to help. We have a dedicated team of staff, and colleagues of government who are here to help you, Treyger told the crowd.The new office is open on Monday from noon to 8 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to noon.Coney Island welcomes CM Treyger to Stillwell Avenue office

Councilmember Mark Treyger and supporters cutting the ribbon on his new office.