Trustee Noah Burroughs
Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead and was taught the importance of attaining an education. He applied that philosophy instilled in him by his parents and his mentor Mr. Ronald Philibert. His parents understood what an education could mean so they, along with some wonderful teachers in the Hempstead School District guided him in mapping out a blueprint for his future.

Trustee Noah Burroughs | Village of Hempstead

Nassau Community College, Garden City, NY, 11530

Associate Degree in Liberal Arts

University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 14260

Bachelors Degree of Arts in Sociology

Touro College, Bay Shore, NY 11706

Masters Degree of Science in Education and Special Education

Touro College, New York, NY 10010

Masters Degree of Science in School Building/District Leadership

Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead. He earned an associate degree in liberal arts from Nassau Community College, a bachelor's degree in sociology from the University at Buffalo, and master's degrees in education and special education and school building/district leadership from Touro College.

Trustee Noah Burroughs | Hempstead, NY

Noah became an educator and has served Hempstead’s children for over 20 years. He is a tireless advocate dedicated to the success of one of our most vulnerable populations. In 2021, Noah successfully ran for Village Trustee.

Assemblyman Noah Burroughs | New York State Assembly

Noah Burroughs is an educator who has served Hempstead’s children.

Noah Burroughs - Assembly District 18 - New York State Assembly

Noah became an educator and has served Hempstead’s children for over 20 years. He is a tireless advocate dedicated to the success of one of our most vulnerable populations. In 2021, Noah successfully ran for Village Trustee. In this capacity, Trustee Burroughs was able to achieve great accomplishments with the current Mayor that improved the quality of life for residents such as revoking business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes and illegal prescription drugs; voted to enact legislation to increase the income limits for the village’s senior citizens tax exemption; and helped create a greater police presence in senior housing properties.

Noah was elected Village Trustee in 2021.

Noah currently serves as a member of the New York State Assembly representing District 18. Previously he sevred as Village Trustee.

2026 New York General Election

In 2021, Noah successfully ran for Village Trustee. In this capacity, Trustee Burroughs was able to achieve great accomplishments with the current Mayor that improved the quality of life for residents such as revoking business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes and illegal prescription drugs; voted to enact legislation to increase the income limits for the village’s senior citizens tax exemption; and helped create a greater police presence in senior housing properties.

As a Village Trustee, voted to raise income limits for the village's senior-citizen tax exemption.

- As a Village Trustee, voted to raise income limits for the village's senior-citizen tax exemption.

Economy

Fighting Climate Change
• Helped pass legislation (A.4200) setting
new state infrastructure standards to cut
climate pollution and reduce energy waste.
• Secured funding for green infrastructure
projects that modernize public buildings,
improve storm water management, and
protect local shorelines from flooding.
• Promoted clean energy development to
create local jobs and move Nassau County
toward a more sustainable future.

ASSEMBLYMAN BURROUGHS — Assemblyman Noah Burroughs

Helped pass A.4200, which sets state infrastructure standards intended to reduce climate pollution and energy waste.

Helped pass legislation that sets state infrastructure standards intended to reduce climate pollution and energy waste.

Secured funding for green infrastructure projects to modernize public buildings, improve stormwater management, and protect shorelines from flooding.

Promoted clean-energy development to create local jobs and support a more sustainable Nassau County.

Promotes clean-energy development to create local jobs and support a more sustainable Nassau County.

- Helped pass legislation that sets state infrastructure standards intended to reduce climate pollution and energy waste.
- Secured funding for green infrastructure projects to modernize public buildings, improve stormwater management, and protect shorelines from flooding.
- Promotes clean-energy development to create local jobs and support a more sustainable Nassau County.

Energy & the Environment

NUMC State Reorganization
• Backed the appointment of a new board to
implement a comprehensive reorganization
plan ensuring Nassau University Medical
Center can continue to provide top-quality,
affordable healthcare to all residents.
• Supports measures to stabilize operations,
protect jobs, and expand patient care
services across the county (A.7095).

Backed a new board to reorganize Nassau University Medical Center and supports A.7095 to stabilize operations, protect jobs, and expand patient care.

Backed a new board to reorganize Nassau University Medical Center and stabilize operations, protect jobs, and expand patient care.

- Backed a new board to reorganize Nassau University Medical Center and stabilize operations, protect jobs, and expand patient care.

Healthcare

As of September 9, 2026, Noah Burroughs’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

As a Village Trustee, helped revoke business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes, and illegal prescription drugs.

As a Village Trustee, opposed business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes, and illegal prescription drugs.

As a Village Trustee, helped increase police presence in senior-housing properties.

Helps increase police presence in senior-housing properties.

- As a Village Trustee, opposed business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes, and illegal prescription drugs.
- Helps increase police presence in senior-housing properties.

Public Safety

### Candidate Questionnaire Responses
#### When in office, what will you do to reduce harm and ensure there is social and economic equity for Black Long Islanders? If you are an incumbent, what policies/initiatives/laws have you supported that do this?
As a New York State Assemblyman, I intend to continue to fight for the Black Long Islanders as I have fought for the residents of the Village of Hempstead. I will fight for state funding for the residents and communities that I will represent. I plan on addressing the impact of charter schools on school budgets in minority communities. I will fight for fair representation, treatment and safety of Black Long Islanders.

I will fight for equal opportunities and education for black students throughout my district. I plan to continue in my father's footsteps as a civil rights advocate.

Noah Burroughs — Black Voters of Long Island

Strong Schools
• Secured $24 million in state relief for
the Hempstead School District, ensuring
students have the resources they need to
succeed.
• Championed funding for new technology,
classroom upgrades, and student support
programs that close the achievement gap.
• Advocated for fair funding to ensure every
child in our community regardless of ZIP
code—has access to a quality education.

Making College Affordable
• Supported the Governor’s initiative to
expand free state college tuition for New York
students.
• Fought to increase TAP (Tuition Assistance
Program) funding, making higher education
more accessible to working families.
• Advocated for expanded student loan
forgiveness for graduates entering public
service careers.

Plans to address the effects of charter schools on school budgets in minority communities.

Championed funding for classroom technology, upgrades, and student support programs, and advocates fair funding for quality education regardless of ZIP code.

Champions funding for classroom technology, upgrades, and student support programs, and advocates fair funding for quality education regardless of ZIP code.

Supported the Governor's initiative to expand free state college tuition for New York students.

Supports the Governor's initiative to expand free state college tuition for New York students.

Advocated for increased Tuition Assistance Program funding to make higher education more accessible to working families.

Advocated for expanded student-loan forgiveness for graduates entering public-service careers.

- Plans to address the effects of charter schools on school budgets in minority communities.
- Champions funding for classroom technology, upgrades, and student support programs, and advocates fair funding for quality education regardless of ZIP code.
- Supports the Governor's initiative to expand free state college tuition for New York students.
- Advocated for increased Tuition Assistance Program funding to make higher education more accessible to working families.
- Advocated for expanded student-loan forgiveness for graduates entering public-service careers.

Education

Affordable Housing
Development Incentive
• Supports initiatives providing state
incentives for developers to build affordable,
safe housing for working-class families and
seniors (A.3996).
• Supported programs helping first-time
homebuyers and renters find stability in our
community.

Supports incentives in A.3996 for developers to build affordable, safe housing for working-class families and seniors.

Supports incentives for developers to build affordable, safe housing for working-class families and seniors.

Supported programs intended to help first-time homebuyers and renters find housing stability.

- Supports incentives for developers to build affordable, safe housing for working-class families and seniors.
- Supported programs intended to help first-time homebuyers and renters find housing stability.

Housing & Urban Development

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Noah Burroughs

- Helped pass A.4200, which sets state infrastructure standards intended to reduce climate pollution and energy waste.
- Secured funding for green infrastructure projects to modernize public buildings, improve stormwater management, and protect shorelines from flooding.
- Promoted clean-energy development to create local jobs and support a more sustainable Nassau County.

- Backed a new board to reorganize Nassau University Medical Center and supports A.7095 to stabilize operations, protect jobs, and expand patient care.

- Championed funding for classroom technology, upgrades, and student support programs, and advocates fair funding for quality education regardless of ZIP code.
- Supported the Governor's initiative to expand free state college tuition for New York students.
- Advocated for increased Tuition Assistance Program funding to make higher education more accessible to working families.
- Advocated for expanded student-loan forgiveness for graduates entering public-service careers.

- Supports incentives in A.3996 for developers to build affordable, safe housing for working-class families and seniors.
- Supported programs intended to help first-time homebuyers and renters find housing stability.

The Village of Hempstead biography begins: “Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead and was taught the importance of attaining an education.”

Trustee Noah Burroughs

The Village of Hempstead biography lists Nassau Community College followed by “Associate Degree in Liberal Arts.”

The Village of Hempstead biography lists the University at Buffalo followed by “Bachelors Degree of Arts in Sociology.”

The Village of Hempstead biography lists Touro College, Bay Shore, followed by “Masters Degree of Science in Education and Special Education.”

The Village of Hempstead biography lists Touro College, New York, followed by “Masters Degree of Science in School Building/District Leadership.”

Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead. He earned an associate degree in liberal arts from Nassau Community College, a bachelor's degree in sociology from the University at Buffalo, a master's degree in education and special education from Touro College in Bay Shore, and a master's degree in school building/district leadership from Touro College in New York.

Biography

Growing up in Hempstead, Noah Burroughs was surrounded by a community that placed a premium on the transformative power of education. From an early age, his parents instilled in him the belief that education was the key to unlocking a brighter future. They understood the opportunities it could afford and were determined to provide him with the tools to succeed. Alongside his parents, educators in the Hempstead Schools played a pivotal role in shaping Noah’s trajectory. They recognized his potential and were committed to nurturing it, guiding him in mapping out a blueprint for his future.

Noah Burroughs - Assembly District 18 | Assembly Member Directory | New York State Assembly

University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 14260

Bachelors Degree of Arts in Sociology

                               

Nassau Community College, Garden City, NY, 11530

Associate Degree in Liberal Arts

 



Activities:   Excelled in Football, Track & Field

Touro College, Bay Shore, NY 11706

Masters Degree of Science in Education and Special Education

 



 

University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 14260

Bachelors Degree of Arts in Sociology

                               

Nassau Community College, Garden City, NY, 11530

Touro College, New York, NY 10010

Masters Degree of Science in School Building/District Leadership

 

 

Touro College, Bay Shore, NY 11706

Masters Degree of Science in Education and Special Education

 



 

University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 14260

Touro College, New York, NY 10010

Masters Degree of Science in School Building/District Leadership

 



 

Touro College, Bay Shore, NY 11706

Masters Degree of Science in Education and Special Education

Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead. He earned an associate degree in liberal arts from Nassau Community College, a bachelor's degree in sociology from the University at Buffalo, a Master of Science in education and special education from Touro College, and a Master of Science in school building/district leadership from Touro College.

Noah Burroughs became an educator and has worked with children in Hempstead.

As a Village Trustee, voted to raise income eligibility limits for the village's senior-citizen tax exemption.

- As a Village Trustee, voted to raise income eligibility limits for the village's senior-citizen tax exemption.

What other policy areas are you eager to work on?

I’m eager to solve the crisis we have at Nassau University Medical Center (and the) $560 million budget gap. We need to increase funding for Nassau Community College and change the formula that funds charter schools.

Meet the 2025 class of new state lawmakers - City & State New York

Prioritizes addressing Nassau University Medical Center's $560 million budget gap.

- Prioritizes addressing Nassau University Medical Center's $560 million budget gap.

ATTENTION: U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program
Apr 23, 2025
I am urging communities across the 18th Assembly District of New York to apply for a major federal grant program to help save lives and reduce serious injuries on our roads on Long Island.

Noah Burroughs - Newsroom | New York State Assembly

As a Village Trustee, helped revoke the licenses of businesses connected to illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes, and illegal prescription drugs.

Urges District 18 communities to apply for federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grants to reduce serious road injuries.

- As a Village Trustee, helped increase police presence in senior-housing properties.
- Urges District 18 communities to apply for federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grants to reduce serious road injuries.

What’s your top priority during your tenure in Albany?

My top priority is to get full state aid from government to fully restore Foundation Aid.

What other policy areas are you eager to work on?

I’m eager to solve the crisis we have at Nassau University Medical Center (and the) $560 million budget gap. We need to increase funding for Nassau Community College and change the formula that funds charter schools. In essence, stop having public and charter schools compete with one another for funding.

Prioritizes fully restoring Foundation Aid with full state funding.

Calls for increased funding for Nassau Community College.

Calls for changing the charter-school funding formula to prevent public and charter schools from competing for funding.

- Prioritizes fully restoring Foundation Aid with full state funding.
- Calls for increased funding for Nassau Community College.
- Calls for changing the charter-school funding formula to prevent public and charter schools from competing for funding.

Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead and was taught the importance of attaining an education. He applied that philosophy instilled in him by his parents and his mentor Mr. Ronald Philibert. His parents understood what an education could mean so they, along with some wonderful teachers in the Hempstead School District guided him in mapping out a blueprint for his future.

U.S. President’s Award for Volunteer service

Drug Free World Ambassador/ Truth about Drugs lecture NYC schools 

Church Assembly of God Educational literature dissemination

Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead. He earned an associate degree in liberal arts from Nassau Community College, a bachelor's degree in sociology from the University at Buffalo, and a master's degree in education and special education and a master's degree in school building/district leadership from Touro College. He has served as a Drug Free World Ambassador and participated in Truth about Drugs lectures at New York City schools.

• Helped pass legislation (A.4200) setting new state infrastructure standards to cut climate pollution and reduce energy waste.

ASSEMBLYMAN BURROUGHS (Assemblyman Noah Burroughs pdf)

• Secured funding for green infrastructure projects that modernize public buildings, improve storm water management, and protect local shorelines from flooding.

• Promoted clean energy development to create local jobs and move Nassau County toward a more sustainable future.

Helped pass Assembly Bill (A.) 4200, which sets state infrastructure standards to reduce climate pollution and energy waste.

Secured funding for green infrastructure to modernize public buildings, manage stormwater, and protect local shorelines from flooding.

- Helped pass Assembly Bill (A.) 4200, which sets state infrastructure standards to reduce climate pollution and energy waste.
- Secured funding for green infrastructure to modernize public buildings, manage stormwater, and protect local shorelines from flooding.
- Promoted clean-energy development to create local jobs and support a more sustainable Nassau County.

• Backed the appointment of a new board to implement a comprehensive reorganization plan ensuring Nassau University Medical Center can continue to provide top-quality, affordable healthcare to all residents.

• Supports measures to stabilize operations, protect jobs, and expand patient care services across the county (A.7095).

Backed a new board and reorganization plan for Nassau University Medical Center to continue affordable healthcare for residents.

Supports Assembly Bill (A.) 7095 to stabilize healthcare operations, protect jobs, and expand patient-care services across Nassau County.

- Backed a new board and reorganization plan for Nassau University Medical Center to continue affordable healthcare for residents.
- Supports Assembly Bill (A.) 7095 to stabilize healthcare operations, protect jobs, and expand patient-care services across Nassau County.

ATTENTION: U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program
Apr 23, 2025
I am urging communities across the 18th Assembly District of New York to apply for a major federal grant program to help save lives and reduce serious injuries on our roads on Long Island. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program...

Newsroom | Assemblymember Noah Burroughs

As a village trustee, helped revoke business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes, and illegal prescription drugs, and increase police presence at senior housing.

Said funding to redevelop the former Harry D. Daniels Elementary School would address health and safety risks at its neglected grounds.

Urged District 18 communities to apply for federal road-safety grants to reduce serious injuries and save lives on Long Island roads.

- Urged District 18 communities to apply for federal road-safety grants to reduce serious injuries and save lives on Long Island roads.

• Secured $24 million in state relief for the Hempstead School District, ensuring students have the resources they need to succeed.

• Secured state aid to keep staff and programming fully funded in the Malverne School District.

• Championed funding for new technology, classroom upgrades, and student support programs that close the achievement gap.

• Advocated for fair funding to ensure every child in our community regardless of ZIP code—has access to a quality education.

• Supported the Governor’s initiative to expand free state college tuition for New York students.

• Fought to increase TAP (Tuition Assistance Program) funding, making higher education more accessible to working families.

• Advocated for expanded student loan forgiveness for graduates entering public service careers.

Secured $24 million in state relief for the Hempstead School District and state aid for Malverne schools’ staff and programming.

Championed funding for school technology, classroom upgrades, and student-support programs, and advocated fair school funding regardless of ZIP code.

Supported expanding free state college tuition for New York students.

Fought to increase Tuition Assistance Program funding to make higher education more accessible to working families.

Advocated expanding student-loan forgiveness for graduates entering public-service careers.

- Secured $24 million in state relief for the Hempstead School District and state aid for Malverne schools’ staff and programming.
- Championed funding for school technology, classroom upgrades, and student-support programs, and advocated fair school funding regardless of ZIP code.
- Supported expanding free state college tuition for New York students.
- Fought to increase Tuition Assistance Program funding to make higher education more accessible to working families.
- Advocated expanding student-loan forgiveness for graduates entering public-service careers.

• Supports initiatives providing state incentives for developers to build affordable, safe housing for working-class families and seniors (A.3996).

Supports Assembly Bill (A.) 3996, providing state incentives for developers to build affordable housing for working-class families and seniors.

- Supports Assembly Bill (A.) 3996, providing state incentives for developers to build affordable housing for working-class families and seniors.

At an early age, Mr. Noah [sic] was fortunate to
know exactly what career he wanted to pursue. The first phase of his
plan was to be a professional football player, and the second phase of
his career was to be an educator. Assemblymember Burroughs
graduated from the University of Buffalo with a Bachelor's Degree in
Arts and Sociology. Noah is also a graduate of Touro College with
two master's degrees, one in school building and district leadership,
and the other in education and Special Education. Noah became an
educator and he served Hempstead's children for over 20 years.

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Noah Burroughs earned a bachelor's degree in sociology from the University of Buffalo and two master's degrees from Touro College: one in school building and district leadership and another in education and special education.

Noah is also a graduate of Touro College with
two master's degrees, one in school building and district leadership,
and the other in education and Special Education. Noah became an
educator and he served Hempstead's children for over 20 years.
In 2021, Assemblymember Burroughs successfully
ran for Village Trustee. In this capacity, he was able to achieve great
accomplishments that improved the quality of life for the residents of
his community.

Noah Burroughs worked as an educator serving children in Hempstead.

Voted to increase income limits for the village senior citizens tax exemption.

- Voted to increase income limits for the village senior citizens tax exemption.

Said funding secured by Hempstead is addressing its outdated water system.

As a village trustee, helped revoke business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes, and illegal prescription drugs.

As a village trustee, helped create a greater police presence in senior housing properties.

- As a village trustee, helped create a greater police presence in senior housing properties.

Noah Burroughs (D)

District 18

Current residence: Hempstead

Hometown: Hempstead

How did you get started in politics?

My father grew up as a civil rights activist. He was a staffer in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the ’50s, so I grew up with great stories of his hardworking effort to integrate the South.

What’s your top priority during your tenure in Albany?

My top priority is to get full state aid from government to fully restore Foundation Aid.

What’s your top priority during your tenure in Albany?

My top priority is to get full state aid from government to fully restore Foundation Aid.

What other policy areas are you eager to work on?

I’m eager to solve the crisis we have at Nassau University Medical Center (and the) $560 million budget gap. We need to increase funding for Nassau Community College and change the formula that funds charter schools. In essence, stop having public and charter schools compete with one another for funding.

As a New York State Assemblyman, I intend to continue to fight for the Black Long Islanders as I have fought for the residents of the Village of Hempstead. I will fight for state funding for the residents and communities that I will represent. I plan on addressing the impact of charter schools on school budgets in minority communities. I will fight for fair representation, treatment and safety of Black Long Islanders.
I will fight for equal opportunities and education for black students throughout my district. I plan to continue in my father's footsteps as a civil rights advocate.

Prioritizes fully restoring Foundation Aid through state funding.

Advocates for increased funding for Nassau Community College.

Plans to change the charter-school funding formula to prevent public and charter schools from competing for funding.

- Prioritizes fully restoring Foundation Aid through state funding.
- Advocates for increased funding for Nassau Community College.
- Plans to change the charter-school funding formula to prevent public and charter schools from competing for funding.

Trustee Noah Burroughs
Noah Burroughs grew up in Hempstead and was taught the importance of attaining an education. He applied that philosophy instilled in him by his parents and his mentor Mr. Ronald Philibert.

Touro College, New York, NY 10010
Masters Degree of Science in School Building/District Leadership
Touro College, Bay Shore, NY 11706
Masters Degree of Science in Education and Special Education
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 14260
Bachelors Degree of Arts in Sociology
Nassau Community College, Garden City, NY, 11530
Associate Degree in Liberal Arts

# Assemblyman

# Noah Burroughs

# Assembly District 18

Noah Burroughs - Assembly District 18 |Assembly Member Directory | New York State Assembly

Noah currently serves as an Assembly member representing New York's 18th Assembly District. He was elected village trustee in 2021.

In this capacity, Trustee Burroughs was able to achieve great accomplishments with the current Mayor that improved the quality of life for residents such as revoking business licenses for illegal gambling machines, untaxed cigarettes and illegal prescription drugs; voted to enact legislation to increase the income limits for the village’s senior citizens tax exemption; and helped create a greater police presence in senior housing properties.

As a village trustee, voted to increase income limits for the village’s senior-citizen tax exemption.

- As a village trustee, voted to increase income limits for the village’s senior-citizen tax exemption.

Sponsored A11080 concerning enforcement of owner liability when an operator fails to stop for a school bus.

As a village trustee, helped increase police presence in senior-housing properties.

## Sponsored Legislation

Prime-Sponsored Legislation:

A04277 | Authorizes the Power House Church to file an application for a real property tax exemption with the county of Nassau assessor
A06902 | Prohibits the establishment of new charter schools in certain areas

A10190 | Establishes a pilot overnight residential parking system in the village of Hempstead
A10827 | Prohibits charter schools from employing teachers who are uncertified or do not meet the same teaching certification requirements as public school teachers
A10909 | Enacts the "Shirley Myers White Right To Reconciliation and Digital Identity Repair Act"

A10909 | Enacts the "Shirley Myers White Right To Reconciliation and Digital Identity Repair Act"
A10925 | Removes the board of trustees of the state university of New York as a charter entity for purposes of the charter school approval process

Sponsored A06902 to prohibit new charter schools in certain areas.

Sponsored A10827 to prohibit charter schools from employing teachers who lack the certification required to teach in public schools.

Sponsored A10925 to remove the State University of New York Board of Trustees as a charter-school approval entity.

- Sponsored A06902 to prohibit new charter schools in certain areas.
- Sponsored A10827 to prohibit charter schools from employing teachers who lack the certification required to teach in public schools.
- Sponsored A10925 to remove the State University of New York Board of Trustees as a charter-school approval entity.

Sponsored A08898 concerning audits of individual apartment improvements in rent-stabilized apartments outside New York City.

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