182 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
Relates to the annexation of territories by local governments.
Requires the superintendent of each school district to prepare a public school calendar and notify the officials of nonpublic schools of such calendar for the purpose of determining the days when…
Permits town boards to complete the annual accounting within sixty days after the close of the town's fiscal year in conformity with section 30 of the general municipal law.
Removes provisions relating to income eligibility threshold and duration of the STAR exemption for eligible senior citizens.
Rectifies any inconsistencies which may exist as result of the initial imposition of tax upon non-resident individuals of the city of New York who are employees of the city of New York.
Requires six points of proof of identification of name, proof of date of birth and social security card in order to register to vote; directs board of elections to promulgate necessary rules and…
Relates to the maintenance of bank codes in countywide electronic databases; requires mortgage investing institutions to send updated tax billing information to the county real property tax offices…
Exempts self-employed persons from the MTA payroll tax.
Removes that portion of the town of Chester in the service area of the Albert Wisner memorial public library from such library service area to end the double taxation of certain town residents.
Enacts the New York birth-related neurological injury compensation act; directs the workers' compensation board to determine all claims for compensation for birth-related impairment, and if the…
Relates to additional penalties for certain drunk driving convictions which involve DWAI and DWI where a person with developmental disabilities was a passenger in the vehicle.
Provides additional STAR2 tax rebate in the amount equal to ten percent of the school tax paid to those owners of parcels of land who are eligible for the school tax relief (STAR) exemption; grants…
Makes certain institutions, schools, facilities, or agencies ineligible for any real property tax exempt status when an employee knowingly and willfully fails to report child abuse.
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Authorizes the creation of the library assistance lottery game and the establishment of the library assistance fund.
Repeals certain provisions relating to the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax.
Prohibits method of payment pricing of gasoline, wherein the price per gallon of motor fuel of like grade or quality that is offered for sale or sold by a retail outlet varies based on the…
Requires facilities to perform pulse oximetry screening on newborns.
Establishes the surplus lines insurance multi-state compliance compact with respect to surplus lines insurance and premium tax allocation.
Eliminates state sales and compensating use taxes on motor fuels and diesel motor fuels on sale during certain periods; authorizes localities to eliminate such taxes at the local level.
Relates to traffic-control devices and motorcycles.
Eliminates the board of trustees of the city of New York and transfers its powers and duties to the board of trustees of the state university of New York.
Allows home schooled children to take certain career education classes at local boards of cooperative educational services districts for free.
Provides that an employee's length of service shall not be the sole factor in any decision regarding which positions are abolished.
Exempts employers and self-employed individuals in Orange, Rockland, Putnam and Dutchess counties from subsections (a) and (b) of the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax and beginning…
Creates the Innocent Uncompensated Motorist Accident Fund to compensate motor vehicle owners involved in an accident caused by persons and equipment engaged in highway work.
Prohibits the operation of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs with a developmentally disabled person in the vehicle.
Excludes 50% of an individual's social security income from income calculations for purposes of determining eligibility in the EPIC program.
Relates to freezing bank accounts on which liens or levies have been placed.
Repeals part NN of chapter 59 of the laws of 2009 amending the public service law relating to financing the operations of the department of public service, the public service commission, department…
Amends the general business law in relation to false advertising and provides that any advertiser's rebates shall be granted at the time of purchase.
Provides that evidence shall not be suppressed if the court shall determine that such evidence was obtained by police officers who were acting in good faith in attempting to comply with the law when…
Defines "noneconomic damages" and limits such damages in personal injury actions to the greater of $250,000, or the amount awarded in economic damages, or projected earnings as a function of the…
Relates to certain assessment methods and standards; provides that in no instance shall any portion or segment of parcels in each assessing unit be assessed separately from any other portion or…
Relates to clearing data in motor vehicles equipped with factory installed global positioning systems.
Authorizes counties and towns to restrict speed limits to less than 55 MPH on county roads and town highways outside cities and villages; restricts maximum limits to not lower than twenty-five MPH,…
Requires a person on parole, conditional release, temporary release, post release supervision program or a parole supervision program who has been convicted of a felony committed on such parole or…
Provides for a five dollar fee to cover security costs in the town of Woodbury.
Authorizes installation of speed bumps and traffic spikes on ramps of highways to prevent motorists from entering highways in the wrong direction.
Prohibits sale or display of indecent materials to minors; establishes standards of sexually-oriented indecent materials which cannot be sold or displayed to minors; includes only persons under the…
Provides a five dollar fee to cover security costs in justice courts.
Requires motorcycles to be operated on public highways with both wheels on the ground at all times.
Grants peace officer status to local personnel furnishing security services for courts outside the city of New York, as their only duty; requires training as approved by the chief administrator of…
Relates to transportation of students to school; provides that upon a resolution adopted by the board of education a parent who is precluded from walking his or her child to school or bus stop…
Subjects certain lands acquired for a public use by the commissioners of the Palisades Interstate park, exclusive of improvements thereon erected by the state, in the towns of Blooming Grove,…
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