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Frank Morano

Frank Morano

council member·District 51

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Bills sponsored
375
Bills passed
42
Pass rate
11.2%
Meetings
120
Attendance
94%
Positions voiced in hearings9 support28 opposeacross 11 matters
Voting patterns
  • Has never broken from the majority (N=402)

District 51

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Community boards · 2
Staten Island CB 344,297Staten Island CB 24,554

The price of approval in District 51· 11

  • Manhattanunknown-3
    May 7, 2019
    approved_with_conditions
    Modification makes clear the amended zoning text only applies to the p
  • 125 GREAVES LANEC 220456 ZMR
    Sep 28, 2023
    Exemption: employees engaged in agency-approved undercover activities,
  • 125 GREAVES LANEC 220456 ZMR
    Sep 19, 2023
    CM Restler anticipates memorializing the rezoning commitments in a let
  • 125 GREAVES LANEC 220456 ZMR
    Sep 6, 2023
    Chair directs applicant to reach out to the council member's office ag
  • 60 WILLIAM AVENUEN 230068 ZRR
    Jul 20, 2023
    applicant entered into an agreement to accommodate industrial uses
  • 60 WILLIAM AVENUEN 230068 ZRR
    Jul 20, 2023
    Applicant commitment to limit the height of the development to 85 (feeModification reduces the rezoning area; lots removed from the proposedreduce the rezoning area (located in North Brooklyn IBZ) to preserve i
  • ChelseaN 260339 HIM
    Jul 9, 2026applicant: Landmarks Preservation Commission
  • Manhattanunknown-3
    Jul 8, 2025applicant: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission

In the hearing room· 2

  • Morano argues COPA is marketed as a tenant-protection measure but in practice delays sales for months and injects market uncertainty.
    Dec 18, 2025oppose
    meeting →
  • Morano contends COPA wrongly assumes nonprofit purchasers will have the resources to buy and rehabilitate buildings, and burdens small/mid-sized family property owners.
    Dec 18, 2025oppose
    meeting →

Sponsored legislation· 60

  • Int 0432-2026Requiring that the DOT repair broken curbs as part of resurfacing projects.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0339-2026Prohibiting the issuance of multiple bus lane violation tickets for the same infraction within a one hour period.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0462-2026Online submission of citizen’s complaints to enforce dumping prohibition laws.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0463-2026Panic buttons for small business operators.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0456-2026Waiving parks permit fees for schools and child day care centers and providing an online system for school permit applications.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0455-2026Requiring the provision of notices regarding the obligation to maintain retaining walls.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0458-2026An advisory board on crossing guard deployment.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0457-2026Reporting on crossing guard deployment.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Laid Over in Committee
  • Int 0464-2026DOT to establish a program to allow community centers, schools, arts and cultural institutions and religious institutions to use adjacent outdoor spaces.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0281-2026Compensation for contracted pre-kindergarten education services providers.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0485-2026Requiring the department of education to create a plan for a pilot after school SHSAT preparation program.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0323-2026Providing paid leave for city employees who serve as bone marrow or living organ donors and establishing a city bone marrow and living organ donor honor roll.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0211-2026Requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to provide information regarding fertility treatment, including insurance coverage of fertility treatment.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0489-2026Requiring the creation of a publicly accessible online database and notification system for towed vehicles.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0488-2026Requiring the department of housing preservation and development to submit reports on veteran preference in Mitchell-Lama developments.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Laid Over in Committee

+ 45 more

Campaign donors· 461

$75,741raised · 685 contributions · through the 2025 cycle
  • McConville, Kevin
    $1,265
  • Halpern, Jeff
    $1,100
  • CSA Cope PAC Fund
    $1,050
  • LoBaido, ScottSelf Employed
    $1,050
  • Boyd, JohnThe Boyd Company, Inc.
    $1,050
  • Blosser-Bernardo, TerryOrange County NY Government
    $1,010
  • Patriotic Artist LLC
    $1,000
  • Sherman, LeonardAlex's Meat & Provisions
    $1,000
  • Soloway, Donna
    $1,000
  • Berman, MyronMyron | Berman
    $1,000
5 donors also appear in city hearing records
  • NYC Council10 hearing mentions$865
  • NYPD2 hearing mentions$247
  • Tishman Speyer1 hearing mention$220
  • NYU1 hearing mention$25
  • City of New York1 hearing mention$10
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