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
Designates offenses against law enforcement officers, firefighters and emergency medical services personnel as hate crimes.
Provides that any head of household issued a tax abatement certificate for five consecutive years shall not be required to file every two years for a tax abatement certificate upon local option.
Signed into law
Exempts the real property of a land bank from all special ad valorem levies and special assessments as defined in section one hundred two of the real property tax law.
Signed into law
Relates to sales of certain property made to the Suffolk County Landbank Corporation.
Signed into law
Repeals certain provisions relating to the airport security registration fee.
Signed into law
Eliminates restrictions upon transferring between public retirement systems.
Signed into law
Provides certain disability benefits for disabilities related to heart disease to sworn police officers of the division of law enforcement in the department of environmental conservation, capital…
Signed into law
Relates to dissolving the Madison County Sewer District and transferring its assets, obligations and liabilities to the town of Cazenovia.
Signed into law
Relates to eligibility for real property tax credit for payments in lieu of taxes made by a Qualified Empire Zone Enterprise for property located at 560 Broadway, Schenectady, New York.
Signed into law
Increases certain prize amount thresholds for raffles.
Signed into law
Authorizes the superintendent of financial services to suspend crediting of underwriting earnings for a fiscal year for the purpose of accumulating a subscriber's operating reserve.
Signed into law
Permits child performers to perform in community theater without having to obtain a permit from the department of labor.
Vetoed
Establishes business franchise and personal income tax gifts for the support of state veterans' homes; establishes the "veterans' home assistance fund" as a repository of revenue from such gifts,…
Signed into law
Relates to the financing and construction of facilities by the dormitory authority for Summit Educational Resource, Inc., of Western New York.
Signed into law
Relates to the process of selling surplus fire equipment and vehicles.
Signed into law
Requires the DOT to determine which entrances to parkways in Westchester county are most frequently accessed by oversized commercial vehicles and to install certain barriers to prevent such vehicles…
Vetoed
Relates to qualifications to serve as an emergency medical technician.
Signed into law
Relates to refunding contributions for New York city transit authority members in the title transit manager.
Signed into law
Directs the commissioner of health and superintendent of financial services to establish a standard prior authorization request for a utilization review of prescription drug coverage.
Signed into law
Establishes public arbitration panels that shall take into consideration for employees of the Triborough bridge and tunnel authority who are employed as bridge and tunnel officers and are peace…
Vetoed
Authorizes the villages of Sag Harbor and East Hampton, county of Suffolk, to reduce speed limits in certain cases.
Signed into law
Requires health care plans and insurers to provide expedited review of applications of health care professionals who are joining a group practice.
Signed into law
Authorizes an insured to designate a third party to receive cancellation notification.
Signed into law
Relates to pro rata license fees for seasonal bars.
Signed into law
Relates to the licensing of custom beermakers, custom cidermakers and custom winemakers; defines terms; sets fees.
Signed into law
Authorizes Bnos Bais Yaakov to file an application for exemption from real property taxes.
Relates to qualification procedures for bus drivers.
Establishes St. Patrick's day, March 17th, as a school holiday for all city school districts of cities of one million inhabitants or more.
Relates to peace officer residency requirements; provides that a peace officer may be a lawful permanent resident.
Provides for electronic monitoring of defendants in judicial diversion programs.
Authorizes the observance of September 11th Remembrance Day in public schools and a brief period of silence in public school classrooms at the opening of such day.
Authorizes Bnos Bais Yaakov to file an application for exemption from real property taxes for certain assessment rolls.
Relates to extending a partial tax abatement for certain rebuilt property.
Relates to requiring proof of title or replacement title for certain vehicle transfers.
Relates to providing partial tax abatements for certain rebuilt properties in certain fiscal years.
Creates the New York flood insurance association.
Relates to pay for military duty covering forty working days or sixty calendar days.
Provides grants to owners of small businesses to rebuild storefronts severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
Establishes the crime of aggravated harassment of police officers, peace officers, court officers, emergency medical technicians or paramedics; provides that such crime is a class E felony.
Relates to the imposition of mandatory gratuities.
Prohibits individuals under the age of twenty-one from gambling.
Prohibits the disclosure of highway, bridge, tunnel and other thoroughfare toll records, and commuter railroad and transit records to protect privacy, unless necessary to perform law enforcement…
Prohibits the imposition and collection of a fare, toll, rental, rate, charge or other fee on the Cross Bay Veterans Memorial Bridge or on any other bridge located entirely within one county of the…
Prohibits certain sex offenders from living near or entering upon parklands that contain a playground.
Makes an appropriation to reimburse St.
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