I rise to honor Ursula Cruz- Greene, a remarkable public servant, and a pillar of our Bronx community. Born in Lumberton, North Carolina, Ursula moved to New York and quickly made her mark. After graduating as a valedictorian from Global Business Institute, she joined Bronx Community Board 12 in 1995 and has been serving with excellence ever since. In 2000, she earned her bachelor's degree magna cum laude from Monroe College, further proving her dedication to growth and service. For nearly three decades, Ursula has gone above and beyond by supporting residents, advocating for seniors, and ensuring that government works for the people it serves. Her compassion, professionalism, and commitment are felt in every corner of our district. On behalf of the Bronx and this House, I thank Ursula Cruz-Greene for her extraordinary service and look forward to her continued leadership. Recognizing Keith Elijah Thompson
Ritchie Torres: “I rise to honor Ursula Cruz- Greene, a remarkable public servant, and a pillar of our Bronx community. Born in…”
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Honoring Ursula Cruz-Greene for her service to the Bronx community.
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