Vallone, who was currently serving as New York City's Veterans Services deputy commissioner, suffered a fatal heart attack at his home and was rushed to a Flushing hospital but could not be revived, sources close to his family told The Post on Sunday.
In addition to expanding his schools' capacities by 4,500 seats, Vallone reinstated the New York City Council Merit Scholarship, which awards students up to $350 a semester. He also helped bring the Free Senior Transportation Program to District 19, a benefit that shuttles seniors to and from medical appointments at no cost, according to the Chronicle.
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