County Executive Ken Jenkins says 9/11’s legacy includes years of illness; 'we added another 8 names this year'
September 12, 2026 | Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York
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County Executive Ken Jenkins told attendees that the images from 9/11 erased visible differences among people and generated widespread mutual aid. He said the aftermath still affects many, noting, "We added another 8 names this year," a reference to people newly recognized as suffering from 9/11‑related illnesses.
Jenkins thanked first responders and emphasized community responsibility to pass on remembrance to younger generations who know 9/11 only as history. He urged continued support for victims, responders and programs that assist those with long‑term health effects.
Jenkins thanked first responders and emphasized community responsibility to pass on remembrance to younger generations who know 9/11 only as history. He urged continued support for victims, responders and programs that assist those with long‑term health effects.
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