Please join us in the fight to

SAVE THE HEMP INDUSTRY

Here’s the contact information for your federal representatives for ZIP 11723 (Long Island, NY):

U.S. Senators for New York

• Kirsten Gillibrand

• Washington, DC Office: 478 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510

• Tel: (202) 224‑4451  

• Long Island Office: 155 Pinelawn Rd., Suite 250, Melville, NY 11747 – Tel: (631) 249‑2825  

• Website/contact form: https://gillibrand.senate.gov/  

• Chuck Schumer

• Washington, DC Office: 313 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510

• Tel: (202) 224‑6542  

• New York City/Long Island Office: 757 Third Ave., Suite 17‑02, New York, NY 10017 – Tel: (212) 486‑4430  

• Website/contact form: https://schumer.senate.gov/  

U.S. House Representative

According to the ZIP code lookup tool, ZIP 11721—which is adjacent—is in NY’s 1st Congressional District represented by Nick LaLota (R‑NY1).  

Since 11723 is also on Long Island, it is likely you’re also in NY‑01 (but you may want to verify via address).

• Office website/contact page: https://lalota.house.gov/  

• Washington DC switchboard for the House: 202‑224‑3121  

TEMPLATE LETTER

Subject: Oppose the Hemp-Derived THC Ban — Protect Our Local Economy and Jobs

Dear [Representative/Senator] [Last Name],

I am writing as a concerned constituent and local business owner in [Your City/State]. I urge you to oppose the proposed federal legislation that would ban hemp-derived products containing low levels of THC, including delta-8 THC and other cannabinoids.

This legislation, while intended to address public safety, would have severe unintended consequences for the growing hemp industry in our state and across the country. Many small businesses, farmers, and consumers rely on hemp-derived products for economic opportunity, health and wellness, and consumer choice.

The proposed cap on THC content and the broad ban on intoxicating hemp products would effectively wipe out a large segment of this industry, leading to job losses, reduced innovation, and economic harm in our community. Moreover, this bill could create regulatory confusion and conflict with state laws that have already established responsible frameworks for hemp products.

I respectfully ask that you consider the real impact this bill would have on hardworking people in our state, and support efforts to protect and grow the hemp industry rather than restrict it.

Thank you for your time and attention to this important issue. I look forward to your leadership in preserving a fair and sustainable hemp market.

Sincerely,

[Your Full Name]

[Your Business Name] (if applicable)

[Your City, State]

[Your Contact Information]