Rep. Ryan, Newburgh residents call for reopening of Social Security office
Rep. Ryan, Newburgh residents call for reopening of Social Security office
Deborah Danzy, vice chair of the Newburgh Democratic Party and an organizer with Community Voices Heard, says she recently spent $40 to take a Shortline bus round-trip from Newburgh to Middletown, just so she could pick up an award letter for her benefits. She says the bus only runs every few hours, and it didn’t actually take her to the SSA office — she still needed to get a cab.
“The cabs were like vultures sitting out there when I got off the bus. [The drivers were saying], ’Social Security? Social Security?’" she explains. "I’ve never really been frightened, it takes a lot to frighten me. But he’s driving this way and that way to increase the fare, when you could have went right up through Crystal Run Road. The buildings is all up, and it’s hard for people to see where you’re going.”
Danzy says what used to be a quick trip to her local SSA office turned into an all-morning excursion for a piece of paper.
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Not everyone has easy access to online services or reliable transportation. Having a nearby option really does make a difference.
Reopening this vital local office provides a real Escape Road 2 the unfair travel burdens they’ve faced for far too long. Fully standing with Rep. Ryan and the community on this!
A frustrating example of how transportation barriers can color rush make accessing essential services unnecessarily difficult. This highlights the real challenges many people face when basic government services are not easily accessible.
I appreciate the residents' efforts to advocate for their community's needs. What specific challenges have people faced without the local Social Security office? How can we better support their cause? slope run