Janey’s primary goals are improving education, transportation, quality of life on Staten Island (SI), and creating a right size development plan. The Democratic and Working Families Parties, SI Democratic Association, Young Democrats of SI support her views.

Janey believes NYC must spend more money on new schools, after school programs, school repairs, books, supplies, and teacher and school personnel salaries and incentives. She recognizes the importance of developing curricula to meet newly instituted standards. Janey supports the Board of Education and feels it is neither necessary nor beneficial for private companies to restructure our schools.

She will address the issue of limited public transportation from the South Shore of SI to points on the Island and into Manhattan. She will advocate for increased bus runs and the addition of adequate parking near transportation. Janey believes in the MTA and wants to reduce the dependency of the South Shore on private bus companies. She believes money spent on increasing MTA bus runs benefits NYC personnel and unions.

Janey wants to create more environmentally safe parks and playgrounds and increase recreational facilities for our youth. She believes a fourth police precinct must be built on SI. To increase safety and shorten response times, the 123rd Precinct needs more cars and officers. New state of the art libraries are needed on SI and existing libraries must be outfitted with modern resources and technology.

She recognizes housing starts must be tied to school seat availability and new school construction. Development must be planned around available transportation, and construction of shopping centers and recreational facilities.

Janey Moran has made a difference in our community through over 20 years of service. She pledges to serve her full term when elected and is prepared to continue her commitment to her community.

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