
20,435 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score
Authorizes the town of North Greenbush to offer an optional retirement plan to certain police officers.
Vetoed
Requires the secretary of state to compile, make public and keep current certain information about state boards.
Vetoed
Designates as peace officers, the uniformed court officers of the town court of the town of New Windsor.
Vetoed
Authorizes the city of Kingston to amortize the cost of payments to employees upon separation of service from such city.
Vetoed
Relates to direct access to school-based health centers under child health plus.
Vetoed
Relates to the establishment of rates of payment and delivery of health care services; directs the chair of the workers' compensation board to biennially prepare and establish a schedule of fees.
Vetoed
Provides that persons living with clinical/symptomatic HIV or AIDS, and who are receiving shelter assistance or an emergency shelter allowance, shall not be required to pay more than 30% of the…
Vetoed
Creates the niche market assistance projects for small businesses to identify and develop niche markets for their products in competitive environments.
Vetoed
Creates the bioscience facilities development program; provides grants to local economic development corporations for the purpose of creating a revolving fund for loans to bioscience facilities to…
Vetoed
Relates to the maintenance of a database on intellectual property generated by state employees or developed through state-funded research which shall include, at a minimum, a brief description of…
Vetoed
Specifies requirements for auctions; holds the auctioneer responsible for truth of statements in catalogues, announcements, etc.
Vetoed
Relates to the conduct of public hearings by the metropolitan transportation authority; requires additional hearing where more than 75 persons are unable to attend a required public hearing due to…
Vetoed
Prohibits radioactive or hazardous waste disposal or transfer stations from being sited within one thousand five hundred feet of school property.
Vetoed
Establishes a small business energy assistance and advocacy services program as part of the division of small business to assist small businesses in accessing energy conservation, energy efficiency…
Vetoed
Makes technical corrections related to reporting requirements of the department of correctional services.
Signed into law
Relates to tenant representation on the city of New York housing authority.
Signed into law
Authorizes the lease of lands located at the State University of New York at Albany.
Signed into law
Provides for a transfer of a lifetime license for hunting, fishing and trapping under certain circumstances.
Signed into law
Relates to credit line mortgages; secures indebtedness created by future advances under credit line mortgages to 30 years, from 25 years.
Signed into law
Continues and expands New York's program for use of electronic means for filing certain papers in civil litigation in supreme court and other courts.
Signed into law
Extends until December 1, 2012 the authorization of the county of Wyoming to impose a recording tax on obligations secured by a mortgage on real property.
Signed into law
Requires each polling place to be accessible to physically disabled voters and provides guidelines which shall be in accordance with the accessibility requirements mandated pursuant to the federal…
Signed into law
Prohibits the use of patient quotas for selecting dental treatments by manufacturers upon dentists.
Signed into law
Requires identification of practices most susceptible to threats from dumping out of state products.
Signed into law
Authorizes the village of Upper Brookville to expend trust funds to renovate Donna Drive to provide access to a passive park.
Signed into law
Allows state police officers to receive an improved death benefit where such officers die without twenty years of service credit but with enough unused vacation and sick time to get them to twenty…
Signed into law
Increases the amount the town of Southold, county of Suffolk, may appropriate for the Orient mosquito district from eighty thousand dollars to one hundred twenty thousand dollars.
Signed into law
Authorizes a limited permit to practice dental hygiene; provides such permittees shall practice only under the personal supervision of a licensed dentist; limited permits are for 1 year and may be…
Signed into law
Relates to filling vacancies on the board of trustees and budget proposals in the D.R.
Signed into law
Extends the period of time during which certain real property tax exemptions apply.
Signed into law
Provides that subcontractors on New York City school construction projects who file mechanics' liens shall not be entitled to payment protection through the authority.
Signed into law
Relates to the conditional approval of a final plat.
Signed into law
Authorizes the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson, in the county of Orange, to offer an optional twenty year retirement plan to police officers Patricia Willard, Jill Nye, Seth Armstrong and Michael Lug.
Signed into law
Authorizes the town of Kirkland to offer an optional twenty year retirement plan to police officers Griffin, Knight, Cania and Smoulcey.
Signed into law
Amends chapter 537 of the laws of 2008, amending the education law relating to a restricted dental faculty license, in relation to extending the expiration of such chapter.
Signed into law
Allows members of the New York state and local police and fire retirement system who retire to elect the alternative option and provides for cessation of membership in such system upon the…
Signed into law
Authorizes the town of Montgomery, in Orange county, to offer an optional 20 year retirement plan and additional pension benefits to police officer Kenneth M.
Signed into law
Allows certain deputy sheriffs of the county of Chemung to join the special retirement plan for sheriffs, undersheriffs and deputy sheriffs.
Signed into law
Authorizes William Bianco and Eric Lipinsky to file for retroactive membership in the optional 20 year retirement plan of the New York State and Local Retirement System.
Signed into law
Authorizes the village of Port Dickinson, in the county of Broome, to offer an optional twenty year retirement plan to chief of police Sean D.
Signed into law
Permits membership in certain school related associations by grandparents of certain children.
Signed into law
Relates to the fixing and collecting of rates and charges by the Cayuga county water and sewer authority.
Signed into law
Allows the Village of Mamaroneck to reopen the optional retirement plan offered under section 384-d of the retirement and social security law to police officers Scott Fraioli and Dominick Lanza.
Signed into law
Prohibits insurers, HMO's and health plans from charging a copayment for a prescription drug which is higher than the usual and customary cost of such drug.
Signed into law
Authorizes the department of environmental conservation to promulgate standards authorizing hunting with a crossbow.
Signed into law
Changes composition of the advisory council for the housing part of the New York city civil court so as to include three members of tenants' organizations instead of two and the chair of the New…
Signed into law
Enacts the "community college region capital financing act of 2010".
Signed into law
Provides for limited dental instruction for dentists licensed in another state or country at accredited schools or residency programs approved by the department of education.
Signed into law
Requires appearance enhancement business owners to provide masks and gloves to nail specialists.
Signed into law
Relates to the creation of election districts; provides that deployment of voting systems, election workers and election resources shall be in sufficient number to accommodate the numbers of voters…
Signed into law
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