Assemblyman Mikulin expressed dissatisfaction with the recently enacted state budget, highlighting its shortcomings for New Yorkers. He pointed out that the $254 billion budget included several policy decisions he could not endorse. A significant concern for Mikulin was the state’s decision to take over the Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC). “NUMC plays a vital role in the Nassau County community and should remain under local control, not the governor’s control,” he stated. Consequently, Mikulin voted against this year’s state budget.
Mikulin criticizes state budget for NUMC takeover
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