26,612 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 takeover and restructuring of struggling and persistently struggling schools.
Vetoed
Relates to the proper procedure for parole violators deemed to be incapacitated.
Signed into law
Relates to the qualifications of certain county probation officer directors.
Signed into law
Provides for the licensing of licensed orientation and mobility specialists and vision rehabilitation therapists.
Vetoed
Directs the New York city transit authority and the metropolitan transportation authority to report to the governor and the legislature on service reductions and eliminations.
Vetoed
Relates to the use of expert affidavits in summary judgment motions.
Signed into law
Relates to certain matters relating to the issuance of debt and associated matters of the Oneida Public Library.
Signed into law
Legalizes, validates, ratifies and confirms certain actions of the village of South Blooming Grove.
Signed into law
Authorizes the county of Westchester to issue bonds without the need for a referendum.
Signed into law
Limits the authority of the state liquor authority to penalize licensees based on perceived violations of the laws of other states, unless the conduct in question amounts to an independent violation…
Vetoed
Relates to fees for registration and reregistration of an agricultural trailer.
Signed into law
Exempts fire vehicles from the weight restrictions of other vehicles.
Signed into law
Redefines the term "member" for special retirement plans for sheriffs, undersheriffs and deputy sheriffs in Nassau and Suffolk counties to include a deputy sheriff who is a qualified police officer.
Signed into law
Relates to state appropriations to the state university of New York and the city university of New York.
Vetoed
Provides a procedure for determining suspensions and demotions of members of police agencies upon abolition or reduction of positions.
Signed into law
Relates to requirements and violations regarding publicly accessible collection bins.
Signed into law
Relates to aggravated leaving the scene of an incident without reporting.
Vetoed
Restricts the use of all property in the county of Richmond purchased by the state under the NY rising recovery program, which is in the custody of the housing trust fund corporation.
Signed into law
Requires state agencies to provide unsuccessful bidders with reasons why the winning bid was selected and provide advice or guidance on methods for improving future bids during the debriefing process.
Vetoed
Provides that dogs engaged in hunting and training as authorized by the environmental conservation law, shall not be deemed to be running at large in violation of any local law or ordinance.
Vetoed
Relates to establishing a pharmacy benefit manager contract appeals process.
Signed into law
Relates to the regulation of cemetery trust funds and finances by the cemetery board.
Signed into law
Requires annual reports to contain information specific to veteran-owned small businesses.
Signed into law
Relates to benefits for participating employers in the New York state and local police and fire retirement system.
Vetoed
Relates to prorating a veteran's exemption if such veteran moves within the same county, or in the case of a city having a population of one million or more persons, within the same city.
Signed into law
Provides for the payment of the salary, wages, medical and hospital expenses of any city of Yonkers detention officer injured or becoming ill in the line of duty.
Signed into law
Relates to fuel gas transmission lines; discusses procedures for filing for landowners and determining adverse environmental effects on agricultural lands.
Signed into law
Relates to conditions for granting scaffolding permit renewals on construction projects involving public housing provided by the New York city housing authority.
Signed into law
Requires medical certificate portion of death certificates to include a determination of whether the deceased suffered a sudden, unexpected death in epilepsy.
Vetoed
Provides that the court in such a proceeding shall assess, against such agency involved, reasonable attorneys' fees and other litigation costs reasonably incurred by such person in any case under…
Vetoed
Relates to the accurate reporting of crimes on college and university campuses.
Signed into law
Requires reimbursement for surgical first assistant services.
Signed into law
Authorizes the use of moneys in the open space account of the environmental protection fund for the support of the Historic Hudson-Hoosic Rivers Partnership.
Vetoed
Authorizes broadcasting of open meetings of an agency or department; relates to real-time streaming on such agency's website.
Signed into law
Expands the categories of policies classified as blanket accident policies.
Vetoed
Provides science, technology, engineering and mathematics grants for the encouragement of women and minorities to pursue careers in technology.
Vetoed
Relates to training for staff in residential mental health treatment unit programs inside correctional facilities.
Signed into law
Prohibits the retention of any amount of payment due and owing for materials delivered for a public or private construction project.
Vetoed
Relates to granting peace officer status to uniformed members of the fire marshall's office in the village of Southampton.
Vetoed
Limits the time state agencies would have to appeal article 78 supreme court judgments against them for violations of freedom of information laws.
Vetoed
Relates to designated viewers of audits provided to the federal clearinghouse.
Vetoed
Eliminates the requirement that persons 65 years of age or older, who are eligible for a real property tax exemption, annually reapply for such exemption.
Authorizes the district attorney to intervene in a proceeding brought by the owner of premises upon which the tenant's occupancy is illegal based upon its use.
Provides that an assault on certain public agents while in the performance of their duties shall be second degree assault regardless of whether or not the injury was a serious physical injury.
Relates to brownfield site cleanup; establishes environmental covenants; repeals provisions of law relating to brownfield redevelopment tax credits.
Requires agencies to consider the impact of proposed rules on existing and potential future jobs and employment opportunities.
Provides for public comment during the initial development, preparation and promulgation of rules; establishes an affirmative duty upon agencies to reach out to regulated persons who may be…
Authorizes the Roosevelt Island operating corporation board of directors to provide financial assistance in the form of grants to not-for-profit organizations that provide services to residents.
Signed into law
Relates to limitations on the retention of body parts of decedents by medical examiners and coroners.
Relates to payment of independent contractors and authorizes the department of labor to investigate complaints, make claims for compensation, assess liquid damages, civil penalties and criminal…
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