Staten Island’s Assemblymember Fall: Birthday Wishes To Chief Of Staff, Celebrating Civic Leadership, Supporting Senegalese in Our District
Editor’s note: We previously covered Assemblyman Fall’s participation in several Fourth of July parades last month, along with Paul’s Law, free summer meals for all Staten Island kids, and movies under the stars during this summer. He also recently discussed his push to pass the Automotive Transparency Act to protect consumers when buying vehicles.
Wishing a Happy Birthday
to Our Chief of Staff,
Fitim Shabani
Behind the scenes of any strong office is a Chief of Staff who ensures things run smoothly and effectively. It’s a role that requires sound judgment, trust, and a deep understanding of the work at hand. In our office, that person is Fitim Shabani, our Chief of Staff and the glue that holds our team together.
Fitim manages the day-to-day operations of the office, oversees constituent services, guides our communications, and ensures that every detail, big or small, is handled with care. His steady leadership and commitment to our community are at the heart of how we serve District 61.
Please join me in wishing Fitim a very happy birthday and in thanking him for his tireless commitment to public service.
Celebrating Civic Leadership with the United States Sierra Leonean Association
Supporting the Senegalese Diaspora in Our District
Assemblyman Charles D. Fall
Assemblymember Charles Fall represents New York’s 61st Assembly District covering the North Shore of Staten Island, where he has resided his whole life. Fall is the first Muslim and African-American Assemblymember elected from Staten Island. He comes from a working-class family of six. His parents immigrated to Staten Island from Guinea, West Africa, and displayed a commitment to improving the lives of those around them. Fall’s legislative priorities revolve around comprehensive strategies to ensure stable and healthier communities. This includes expanding resources for teachers, parents and students to resolve academic disparities, creating affordable housing options, ensuring individuals and families have sufficient health coverage and access to vital services, improving transportation infrastructure and other long-standing community concerns on the North Shore.