Assembly Resolution No. 136 honors the life and legacy of Alice Roker, a distinguished public servant and longtime Yorktown Town Clerk.

Assembly Resolution No. 136 memorializes Alice Roker, a devoted public servant who dedicated 30 years to the Town of Yorktown. As the first African American elected official in Yorktown, Roker modernized the Clerk's office, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and accessibility. Serving as the Town's Supervisor, Councilmember, Historian, and Clerk for 25 years, she was known for her dedication, kindness, and advocacy for government accountability. Roker's impact extended beyond her official roles, as she mentored and inspired aspiring public servants.

Assembly Resolution No. 136 honors the life and legacy of Alice Roker, a distinguished public servant and longtime Yorktown Town Clerk.

Assembly Resolution No. 136 memorializes Alice Roker, a devoted public servant who dedicated 30 years to the Town of Yorktown. As the first African American elected official in Yorktown, Roker modernized the Clerk's office, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and accessibility. Serving as the Town's Supervisor, Councilmember, Historian, and Clerk for 25 years, she was known for her dedication, kindness, and advocacy for government accountability. Roker's impact extended beyond her official roles, as she mentored and inspired aspiring public servants.