I’m here to help my constituents, from help dealing with federal agencies to military academy nominations.
Help constituents with federal agencies, military academy nominations, and other constituent service requests.
Occurrences
Includes the remainder of Congressman Garbarino’s Community Project Funding requests, ensuring every CPF request submitted by his office was funded.
If you need assistance with a grant application, help with a federal agency, or are interested in a military academy nomination, my staff is ready and able to help.
Evidence
“CONSTITUENT SERVICES” and “I’m here to help my constituents, from help dealing with federal agencies to military academy nominations.”
“If you can't get an answer from a federal agency in a timely fashion, or if you feel you have been treated unfairly, our office may be able to help resolve a problem...” and “Residents of the 2nd Congressional District of New York can contact us for assistance in dealing with Federal agencies.”
“To request a Military Academy Nomination from our office, please complete the form below” and “Representative Garbarino may nominate up to 15 individuals for each vacant academy slot allotted to our district.”
“following sustained engagement from House Homeland Security Chairman Andrew Garbarino” and “I’ve been in close contact with our hospitals and with FEMA to help move this process forward,”
The office’s homepage still promotes constituent services and says the member is there to help constituents with federal agencies and military academy nominations.
The office currently runs a live academy nomination process, including a current application cycle, deadlines, interviews, and instructions to submit a complete nomination packet.
Assessments
Garbarino’s current official House office materials show active constituent-service operations: help with federal agencies, a live military academy nomination process, and other casework requests. Because he is the sitting representative and the services are being run now, the promise is fulfilled in the current term.
The promise is a constituent-service commitment rather than a discrete legislative outcome. The evidence shows Garbarino's congressional office actively provides federal agency casework and military academy nomination services during the same federal term, and a 2026 official release documents concrete federal-agency advocacy involving FEMA reimbursements. Because the promised services are being offered and at least one agency-assistance example is documented, the outcome is delivered in the same term.