Economic Development
Assembly
The New York State Assembly Economic Development, Job Creation, Commerce and Industry Committee oversees legislation and policy designed to stimulate statewide economic growth and business expansion. Its core responsibilities include supporting small businesses, fostering job creation, regulating business practices, and promoting regional economic revitalization. The committee provides oversight for key state agencies, evaluates business incentives, and helps shape programs that enhance New York’s competitiveness across industries.
The Committee’s legal purview covers Economic Development Law (governing business support and incentives), General Business Law (regulation of commercial and business practices), Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, Cannabis Law, and relevant Unconsolidated Laws. Areas such as tax credits, workforce development, licensing, urban development, and business financing fall directly within the committee’s responsibility.
Assembly Member Al Stirpe is the Chair of the Committee. The Ranking Member is Anil Beephan, Jr. The Economic Development Committee consists of 26 members and typically meets during the legislative session, with recent schedules and the latest roster maintained on the Assembly’s official website.
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