Goals & Achievements
Sam is running to be your City Councilman to succeed Steven Matteo. Councilman Matteo has done a fantastic job for District 50 and accomplished much for all of Staten Island. It is Sam’s goal to build upon Steve’s successes and try to bring common sense back into NYC politics.
Sam seeks your support now as he winds down his career. He is fifty-five years old and looking more towards retirement than building a pension. He is not seeking to be your councilman so he can “go along to get along”. Sam is running to improve our community and will be a councilman of the People and not the Party.
He has owned and operated his own optical business for over thirty years. Many of you know Sam as President of Community Education Council 31 where he served for seven years. The CEC was credited with many accomplishments you can read about elsewhere on this website.
He is very involved in his business community of Astoria, Queens. He served as a member of the Steinway Street Business Improvement District and as chairperson of their Security Committee, Marketing & Promotion Committee, and Sanitation Committee. Eventually, his service led him to become president of the Steinway BID where he oversaw all committees but also specialized in community outreach to businesses, residents, elected officials, and the NYC Police Department.
Professionally, he served as the president of the NYS Society of Opticians, Metro Chapter, dedicating himself to the furtherment of his profession. Sam is a NYS licensed optician and contact lens professional. During his career, Sam has helped numerous young people to advance to college, pass their State Boards and become licensed professionals themselves.
He asks you to help him oppose the reckless policies of Mayor de Blasio and fight to keep NYC secure and clean the way it was during the Giuliani and Bloomberg years. No longer can we afford to be complacent. We must put “People before Party and Common Sense before Nonsense”. It’s the only way to keep NYC safe and prosperous for ourselves and for our children.
Sam Pirozzolo Introduces Plan to Eliminate Traffic Congestion and Increase Public Safety
NEW YORK CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE SAM PIROZZOLO (R-50 CD) INTRODUCES PLAN TO ELIMINATE TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND INCREASE PUBLIC SAFETY. For Immediate Release Contact Nicholas Robbins 347-695-7703; nick@samforstatenisland.com New York City Council Candidate Sam T. Pirozzolo (R-50 C.D) introduced a plan to address a concerning spike in motor-vehicle and pedestrian incidents on Staten Island and […]
Homeschool Resource Hub
Below is information pertaining to the enrollment of NYC Students in Homeschool through the New York City Department of Education. **NOTE: Full-Time Remote Learning and Home schooling are not the same. Do not register for home schooling if you want Full-Time Remote Learning at a public school. To register for Remote Learning contact your child’s […]
Poll: Should The COVID-19 Vaccine Be Mandatory?
SCROLL DOWN TO LET US KNOW: SHOULD THE COVID VACCINE BE MANDATORY? Radical Leftist Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal introduced a bill that would require all New Yorker’s who are able to get the COVID-19 vaccine safely be mandated to do so. Read the bill she introduced and let us know in the box below: do […]
LET US KNOW: SHOULD THE DOE RANDOMLY COVID TEST YOUR CHILD WITHOUT YOU THERE?
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Frank Aversa Joins Team Sam as Campaign Manager
The Sam For City Council campaign is pleased to announce the addition of Frank Aversa as campaign manager. It is an incredible honor that Frank Aversa has agreed be at the helm of the Sam For City Council campaign. Frank is a political force to be reckoned with on Staten Island. Not only has Frank […]
Sam Pirozzolo Testifies at MTA Toll Hike Hearing: Who Would You Rather Have?
On Wendesday, December 9th, 2020, New York City Council Candidate Sam T. Pirozzolo (R-Mid Island) provided testimony to the MTA Board on the reckless elimination of the Staten Island resident discount on the Verrazano Bridge. Below is his statement. “On December 9th I provided testimony to the MTA about the possible elimination of the Staten Island […]
