Staten Island District Attorney's Office

This Sunday, hundreds of Staten Island residents and businesses alike joined my office, Councilman David Carr and SI Small Business Development Center, to dispose of their personal documents safely. We are exceptionally proud to note that a massive 3.69 tons of documents were shredded on site and kept out of the hands of scammers!

This Sunday, hundreds of Staten Island residents and businesses alike joined my office, Councilman David Carr and SI Small Business Development Center, to dispose of their personal documents safely. We are exceptionally proud to note that a massive 3.69 tonnes of documents were shredded on site and kept out of the hands of scammers!

I was thrilled to spend a spectacular Sunday morning alongside the New York State Women Inc. Staten Island Chapter as they hosted their 2026 Women of Distinction Breakfast. It was truly an honor to recognize some of the most accomplished women on Staten Island. Congratulations to all of the honorees!

I had the great pleasure today of having lunch with the Student Council of P.S. 22, winners of our 2026 ‘Stand Up. Stop Bullying.’ group contest! We continue to highlight their efforts to promote kindness & inclusivity throughout their school with their inspiring ‘High Five Fridays’ initiative. Special thanks to Principal Donath, Ms. Stolte & Ms. Ventura for a delightful visit.

With warming weather and Staten Islanders reveling in the fresh air, we know it’s more important than ever to care for our green spaces. That’s why I was happy to stop by Snug Harbor yesterday to thank their staff and community volunteers for taking time out of their weekends to clean up this beloved recreational site!

Statement from District Attorney McMahon regarding the public safety measures included in this year’s New York State budget.

As May draws to a close, my office was thrilled to usher in Pride Month alongside the Pride Center of Staten Island, organizations from across New York City, and hundreds of community members at the 2026 Pride Festival!

Today we honor Annette Esposito, a woman whose life was defined by service, kindness, and unwavering dedication to her community in Port Richmond. She taught us that the strength of a neighborhood comes from how we care for one another, and she embodied the very best of Staten Island through faith and selfless giving.

It is deeply fitting that her name will now remain forever in the neighborhood she loved so dearly. Annette’s legacy lives on in all those she uplifted, and her example will continue to guide us for years to come.

CPU was on hand to witness the showcase of talent and great happenings today at P.S. 74 () during their Annual Leadership Day! Congratulations Principal Mazzeo & team for another year of building strong future leaders. Let’s go Ray!

RCDA and volunteers from the Luv on a Leash therapy dog program recently visited to help spread the message of showing kindness, compassion, and responsible care for animals. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with students and share how small acts of kindness can make a big difference in the lives of animals. Thank you to P.S.18 for welcoming us and helping inspire the next generation to treat all animals with care and respect.