Senator Bill Weber represents the 38th Senate District, which includes the towns of Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown, and Ramapo in Rockland County. A lifelong Rockland County resident, Senator Weber is one of only two New York State Certified Public Accountants serving in the Legislature. He was first elected to the Senate in 2022 and was re-elected in 2024.

About Bill Weber | NYSenate.gov

Senator Weber earned his Bachelor of Arts in Public Accountancy from Pace University and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). He and his wife, Lisa, are the proud parents of four children, all raised in Rockland County.

Bill Weber is a lifelong Rockland County resident. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in public accountancy from Pace University. He and his wife, Lisa, have four children, all raised in Rockland County.

Senator Weber has served as Chief Financial Officer for a medium-sized, family-owned business for nearly three decades. He has been actively involved in community service, previously volunteering as a Cub Scout leader and serving on the boards of the Mental Health Association and the Rockland County Youth Bureau.

Bill Weber has served as chief financial officer for a medium-sized, family-owned business and is a New York State certified public accountant.

Bill currently serves as the New York State senator for District 38. He was first elected to the Senate in 2022 and reelected in 2024.

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Senator Bill Weber Appointed to Antisemitism Working Group | NYSenate.gov

New York State Senator Bill Weber

“As one of just two CPAs in the State Legislature, I feel compelled to express my concern about New York's fiscal trajectory. The exorbitant taxes and the redirection of funds from essential areas, such as education, to accommodate illegal migration, are alarming trends that demand our immediate attention and correction,” stated Senator Bill Weber, Ranking Member on the Budget and Revenue Committee.

SENATORS ORTT, LANZA, O'MARA AND WEBER Urge Senate Majority to Address Key Budget Issues | NYSenate.gov

“I was proud that  I stood firm with my colleagues to get the governor to put a pause on the implementation of congestion pricing because it is a terrible idea. It’s an unfair tax on the people in Rockland. I’m not going rest until congestion pricing is either repealed entirely or at least Rockland County is carved out of it because it is an unfair tax,” stated Weber.

Bill Weber Candidate Profile | Rockland County Times Newspaper: Real News Since 1888

A strong advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities, as well as for seniors and veterans, Senator Weber regularly convenes advisory councils and hosts community events, including his popular annual Senior Fair and Veterans Appreciation Dinner. As the proud son and brother of active and retired police officers, Senator Weber is a strong advocate for law enforcement.

Senator Weber regularly convenes advisory councils and hosts community events, including his popular annual Senior Fair and Veterans Appreciation Dinner. As the proud son and brother of active and retired police officers, Senator Weber is a strong advocate for law enforcement.
Senator Weber earned his Bachelor of Arts in Public Accountancy from Pace University and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). He and his wife, Lisa, are the proud parents of four children, all raised in Rockland County.

Bill Weber is a lifelong Rockland County resident. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Public Accountancy from Pace University. He and his wife, Lisa, have four children.

Bill currently serves as chief financial officer for a medium-sized, family-owned business.

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* Budget and Revenue Ranking Member
* Disabilities Ranking Member
* Children and Families Member
* Consumer Protection Member
* Education Member
* Finance Member
Senator Bill Weber represents the 38th Senate District, which includes the towns of Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown, and Ramapo in Rockland County. A lifelong Rockland County resident, Senator Weber is one of only two New York State Certified Public Accountants serving in the Legislature. He was first elected to the Senate in 2022 and was re-elected in 2024.

Bill currently represents New York's 38th Senate District. He was first elected to the State Senate in 2022 and was reelected in 2024.

“It's outrageous that Albany Democrats continue to stand behind congestion pricing, despite the financial harm it causes many New Yorkers, including residents of my district. If the MTA truly had its house in order, as it claims, it would welcome an audit. Kudos to my colleague Senator Jack Martins for standing up for transparency and responsible government. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for those who rejected these commonsense measures today,” said Senator Bill Weber.

Democrats Block Measure To Repeal Congestion Pricing And Audit The MTA | NYSenate.gov

Calls for correcting what he calls "exorbitant taxes" and redirecting education funds to accommodate "illegal migration."

Opposes congestion pricing, citing its financial harm to New Yorkers.

Calls for an audit of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

- Calls for correcting what he calls "exorbitant taxes" and redirecting education funds to accommodate "illegal migration."
- Opposes congestion pricing, citing its financial harm to New Yorkers.
- Calls for an audit of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

The budget has banned gas hookups in new buildings. The plan to electrify everything
is not practical and is not affordable. They really are coming for your gas stoves and
furnaces!

Senator Bill Weber: NY State Budget Fails to Address Concerns of New Yorkers (May 3, 2023)

Opposes banning gas hookups in new buildings, calling broader efforts to switch buildings to electric power impractical and unaffordable.

- Opposes banning gas hookups in new buildings, calling broader efforts to switch buildings to electric power impractical and unaffordable.

The budget did include changes to the bail reform law, but they are far less than what
was necessary to protect our communities. This will allow the governor to claim a win,
but in the end, the law-abiding citizens of this state will be negatively impacted.

Calls for more extensive changes to New York's bail reform law to protect communities.

- Calls for more extensive changes to New York's bail reform law to protect communities.

Bill Weber is a lifelong Rockland County resident. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Public Accountancy from Pace University. He and his wife, Lisa, are parents of four children, all raised in Rockland County.

Bill Weber is a New York State certified public accountant and has served as chief financial officer for a medium-sized, family-owned business.

Bill currently serves as the state senator for New York's 38th Senate District. He was first elected in 2022 and was reelected in 2024.

Calls for fiscal responsibility and smart budgeting, criticizing state spending, high taxes, and the redirection of funds.

Advocates for individuals with developmental disabilities, seniors, and veterans.

In response to a question about his profession before becoming a legislator, Weber said: “I have been a certified public accountant (CPA) in the state of New York since 1994. I was also a CFO for a golf course and real estate development company.”

Jan Feb 23, 2024 Member Spotlight: Senator Bill Weber | NYSenate.gov

Bill Weber is a certified public accountant in New York. He previously served as chief financial officer for a golf course and real estate development company.

The official Senate biography says Weber represents the 38th Senate District, covering Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown, and Ramapo in Rockland County, and states: “He was first elected to the Senate in 2022 and was re-elected in 2024.”

Bill was first elected to the New York State Senate in 2022 and was re-elected in 2024.

After describing his unsuccessful 2020 Senate race and his 2022 victory, Weber said: “With New York State going through very dire fiscal times in the coming years, I want to utilize the experience I’ve built up over 30 years in the private sector to get some common sense, fiscal responsibility, and fiscal restraints in the state.”

Discussing his first year in the Legislature, Weber said: “Coming out of the private sector, I’ve seen states like New York have too many regulations and red tape. There are a lot of outstanding bills that were passed this year and signed into law the previous year. But my philosophy is that sometimes state governments overkill and overregulate.”

Wants to bring fiscal responsibility and fiscal restraint to state government.

Believes state government sometimes overregulates and imposes excessive red tape.

- Wants to bring fiscal responsibility and fiscal restraint to state government.
- Believes state government sometimes overregulates and imposes excessive red tape.

Weber's statement appeared in a Senate Republican Conference announcement of an education legislative package: “The governor's proposed budget involves allocating 2.4 billion dollars to migrants, achieved partly through reductions in school funding. While concerning, there's still an opportunity for the legislature to reverse this outrageous proposal," said Senator Bill Weber, SD 38th. The release states that the package was intended to keep children's education a priority.

Senate Republicans Unveil Legislative Package To Keep Education A Priority For All New Yorkers | NYSenate.gov

Supports reversing the governor's proposed budget, which he says allocates $2.4 billion to migrants partly through school-funding reductions.

- Supports reversing the governor's proposed budget, which he says allocates $2.4 billion to migrants partly through school-funding reductions.

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