A PROVEN FIGHTER FOR THE COMMUNITY
Let’s bring back experienced leadership!
Crime is still a major issue which is leading our communities to be less safe.
Inflation is up, property taxes are up, utility bills are skyrocketing, and the politicians in albany are focused on failed policies.
I live in this community with my wife, and we are raising our son here. I have served 12 years as a police officer, and almost 10 years in government, I know how to keep our communities safe. I know what our communities needs and am I am prepared to ensure safe streets, clean streets and a better community for all.
Homeless Shelters are being concentrated in our District. While projects that our community does not want like an Airtrain and massive soccer stadiums are being continually proposed
Community forums, town halls, and discussions have been far and few. Our community has been ignored and elected have failed to engage our real concerns.
I’m on a mission to keep our community safe. I know how to do it.
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At the age of 21, Hiram served as a member of the NYPD, patrolling the streets of 108th Street in the 112th Precinct. With a deep understanding of our district.
Hiram is dedicated to ensuring the safety of our community.
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Hiram believes that healthcare is a fundamental human right. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the flaws in our healthcare system, emphasizing the need for universal access.
Now is the time to guarantee comprehensive healthcare for all
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In the face of high unemployment in New York, Hiram is committed to finding solutions that benefit both small landlords and renters.
He supports bringing property tax relief to owner-occupied homes with 1-3 family units, addressing the challenges in our housing market.
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The city's current approach to homelessness merely shifts the problem without solving it. Hiram advocates for a sustainable solution that goes beyond relocating individuals and giving tax breaks to developers. Providing more outreach to homeless with emotional
It's time to address homelessness comprehensively.
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We need an MTA that really works. Our subways and buses need efficient management and adequate funding for essential maintenance and services. Furthermore, we need to expand subway services to Queens and the outer boroughs.
He is committed to securing proper funding to ensure efficient and reliable public transportation.
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Hiram, a CUNY alumnus, values public education and believes in expanding access. Going beyond the Excelsior Scholarship, he aims to fund public education fully.
Providing all students with free access to quality public higher education.
A Lifetime of Service
Hiram knows every inch of this district and knows how to keep us safe. As a member of the NYPD at 21 years old one of his first assignments was on a footpost on 108th Street. He understands the diversity of our neighborhood our needs and belives public safety is paramount.
Hiram made history in 2001 when he became the first Latino elected to public office in Queens, having the honor of representing Corona, East Elmhurst, Elmhurst and Jackson Heights in the New York City Council.
Hiram values community engagement. His life-long career in public service spans decades and always focuses on issues affecting the community.
This campaign is about making sure that NY 35 voices are heard. Through active leadership and community engagement, Hiram hopes to ensure that the true issues facing our district today are addressed.
