Chas P. Smith

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@jbarro This is not true @jbarro please do some research! This is desperately needed to keep independent pharmacies alive - they are closing by the thousands across the country because of the PBMs . The independents often lose money in prescriptions and this is 1000% needed

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@GovKathyHochul Scaffold Law Reform is the real test

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@sam_d_1995 Scaffold Law Reform will be a real test to see if they are serious

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@Sean_Butler1 Scaffold law reform next

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@jbarro Looking for Scaffold Reform Law in 2027, that will be the real test of will

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@NYGovPress Next up: Scaffold Law Reform!

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@Sean_Butler1 Scaffold Law next!

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@Sean_Butler1 Reform Scaffold Law!

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@aarmlovi @esoltas @NYCMayor +another 6-8% when we do Scaffold Law Reform!

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@claireforny scaffold law (insurance reform) would save the city a tremendous amount of money

[Bloomberg @business]

New York City is a famously expensive place to do construction.

@ElizCrowleyNYC, president and CEO of BTEA and Michael Capasso, president and CEO of CAC Industries, tell @thestalwart and @tracyalloway how insurance, among other factors, is driving costs https://t.co/WfYUapTAfI

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@TheStalwart @tracyalloway Great episode!

[Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart]

NEW ODD LOTS:

How exploding insurance costs make it so expensive to build things in NYC.

@tracyalloway and I talk to BTEA CEO Elizabeth Crowley and Michael Capasso CEO of CAC Industries about the reality of doing construction right now in the city https://t.co/lRWKs1iL8U

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@GovKathyHochul Scaffold law next pls

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@EmilyAssembly If anything g you should focus on getting more 3-4 bedroom apartments built so families can stay in NYC! How about you subsidize families who otherwise are forced to move. The incentives are all wrong

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@jaymart222 Scaffold Law Reform would save about 8-10% right away

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@jbarro Yes Scaffold Law (construction insurance). One out of every ten dollars (10%) of construction funding is completely wasted to pay for exorbitant insurance cost no other state has! Unions have not been willing to support reform to date.

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@Sean_Butler1 @NYCBldgTrades @GovKathyHochul “And let’s save billions on the project by reforming Scaffold Law” said the Gov. She went on to say “we must stop lighting one of every ten construction dollars on fire due to unneeded and excessive insurance costs that are causing union workers to get priced out of projects”

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@QnsBPRichards Reform construction insurance (Scaffold Law) instead to save a couple billion. There are plenty of ideas out here!

[Chas P. Smith @cpsmithv]

@NYCMayor @grok if Mayor Mamdani successfully pushed to pass Scaffold Law reform in Albany, how much money would the City of New York save every year in new construction costs and maintenance across the entire city portfolio?