Cindy Kaleh

28th District (Rochester)

Committees: Human Services, Transportation

Monroe County Legislator Cynthia Kaleh represents the 28th District, which includes the Lyell-Otis, Jay-Orchard, Dutchtown, Edgerton and Maplewood neighborhoods of northwest  Rochester . Cindy was first appointed to the Legislature in January 2008. She currently sits on both the Agenda Charter and Transportation Committees and was appointed to the Arts and Cultural Council in March of 2008.

Cindy was raised in Maplewood , attended #41 School, John Marshall H.S. and graduated from SUNY Geneseo with a BS in Speech Pathology & Audiology. As the past president and a long-time member of the Maplewood Neighborhood Association, Cindy has played a critical leadership role in a number of projects, including Sector 2 and neighborhood public safety initiatives, the Main Street Maplewood project, the development and rehabilitation of playground facilities at Maplewood Park, the erection of the landmark Maplewood Arch at the intersection of Lake Avenue and Ridge Road West, a plan for Dewey Avenue beautification, the Maplewood Rose Festival, Party on the Bridge and the annual historic home tour. In 1992, Cindy and her husband Lawrence opened KalTech Support Team, Inc. an IT/ computer services business located on Mount Read Boulevard in Rochester .

 

Cindy has also served as a member of a number of community groups and committees including the Mayor’s Focused Investment Strategy Committee, the Weed & Seed Committee, Kodak Advisory Council, Injury Free Coalition for Children at Golisano Children’s Hospital, PACTAC, the Zero Tolerance Task Force and is a member of the NWest Provisional Rotary.

 

Cindy and Lawrence live on Fairview Heights in the City of Rochester . They have two grown children Jordan of Brooklyn, NY and Farah, married and presently serving in the U.S. Army.

 

 

Legislative Initiatives

Supporting the Restoring Ameria's Commitment to Consumers Act - Memorializing Resolution, February 2010

 

Keep the Post Office at Dewey and Lexington - Memorializing Resolution, October 2009

 

Supporting Equal Pay for Equal Work - Memorializing Resolution, May 2009

 

Supporting the Serve America Act - Memorializing Resolution, April 2009

 

Banning the Sale, Use and Possession of .50 Caiber Weapons in NYS - Memorializing Resolution, October 2008

 

Encouraging More Oversight over the Oil Industry - Memorializing Resolution, July 2008

 

Protecting Our Troops from Ill-Advised Policies - Memorializing Resolution, June 2008

 

Supporting Vacant Housing Grant Program - Memorializing Resolution, May 2008

 

Waterfront Brownfields Revitalization Act - Memorializing Resolution, May 2008

 

Supporting ESTOP, Online Predators Act - Memorializing Resolution, April 2008

 

Suspend Projected Thruway Toll Increases - Memorializing Resolution, March 2008