CSEA Westchester County Retirees Local 921

10/18/2026

Check you voter registration status right now. Vote Early when it starts to elect those who respect our retiree benefits, health insurance and unions for workers.

Have you moved, changed your name, or you’re just not sure of the status of your voter registration? Fill out the form below to check your status.

10/16/2026

From the Oct 15, 2026 email message from CSEA President Mary Sullivan:
Use this link to see the official Social Security Administration announcement and call your local Social Security office if you have specific questions related to your monthly benefit:
https://www.ssa.gov/news/en/cola/factsheets/2027.html

10/15/2026

I am knocking on doors in Yonkers on Saturday October 17th at noon with CSEA Local 9200 in support of our own Kisha Skipper running for District 15 Westchester County Board of Legislators. Kisha is the CSEA endorsed candidate!!
9200 President, Joseph Dalli is inviting all Retirees to join in!
A light lunch will be served before we start knocking!!
Meeting Place: 1915 Central Park Avenue, Yonkers 10710

PLEASE CALL 914 995-2151 to make sure they order enough food😊😊😊and tell them: “Linda sent you::::::”💕🥰 V O T E
E A R L Y

10/12/2026

[Our next postcard writing opportunity is Oct 21, 2026 at CSEA Local 860 at 595 W Hartsdale Ave, White Plains, NY 10607 at 11 AM. All retirees are welcome.]

Oct 9, 2026 post from CSEA Region 3 :
Our retirees are always keeping busy and today was no exception! Members of CSEA Westchester County Retirees Local 921 gathered at the CSEA Local 860 Westchester County office in White Plains to write out postcards to fellow CSEA retirees ahead of the November election. The postcards highlight our union's endorsed candidates and contain brief personal messages from our retiree activists.

10/12/2026

From CSEA Local 1000 Headquarters:
Governor Kathy Hochul has worked with CSEA to deliver investments that support our schools, local governments and the public services New Yorkers depend on.
$37.6 billion in school aid to support public schools across New York.
Universal free school meals, ensuring students have access to breakfast and lunch.
Stronger protections for school employees, including workplace violence prevention programs and new requirements to address excessive heat in schools.
$100 million increase in municipal aid over two years, along with major investments in clean water, housing infrastructure and public safety communications.
Free SUNY community college for adults ages 25 to 55 pursuing degrees in high demand fields.
These are investments in public services, our communities and the CSEA members who help keep them running every day.

This page is dedicated to Gov. Kathy Hochul's accomplishments for working people.

10/01/2026

Want to support a CSEA-endorsed candidate and friend to Labor? Use the link the comments to attend an event this coming Monday in support of state Sen. Pete Harckham!

09/26/2026

Phone banking opportunity tomorrow! ☎️

Door knocks aren't happening due to weather, but this is a way to help Cait Conley!

Stuck indoors this weekend due to the Nor’easter? Join us for a virtual phone bank for Congressional Candidate Cait Conley Saturday morning at 10 am on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84669898890.

All you need is your cell phone and your laptop, desktop, or tablet! You need two devices to participate.

We will provide a quick training at the beginning of the Zoom before we start calling.

Rain or shine, we're going to Get Out the Vote for Cait Conley in our fight to flip NY-17. This is the #1 race statewide - let's win this together!

09/26/2026

09/25/2026

Good message from the AFL-CIO :
It’s the first day of fall 🍂
In some places, the leaves are changing and temps are dropping... and the election is right around the corner.
Make sure you’re registered to vote to make your voice heard and elect candidates who will fight for workers!

Have you moved, changed your name, or you’re just not sure of the status of your voter registration? Fill out the form below to check your status.

09/12/2026

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001,