
31 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 waiving the residency requirement for the town board-appointed officers in the town of LaGrange, Dutchess county.
Signed into law
Relates to the issuance of a distinctive license plate for Iraq War and War in Afghanistan veterans.
Relates to allowing Thomas P. Lasher to join the special retirement plan for sheriffs, undersheriffs and deputy sheriffs in Dutchess county.
Grants retroactive tier II membership in the New York state and local employees' retirement system to Todd Mikus.
Authorizes the commissioner of the department of civil service to reinstate Frank Pallett on the eligible civil service list for employment as a State University of New York police officer.
Prohibits certain unfunded mandates on political subdivisions of the state.
Exempts military re-enactors from the provisions of chapter 1 of the laws of 2013.
Relates to requiring companies receiving funding under the economic development law to disclose the number of its employees having been issued an H1-B visa.
Requires disclosure of the total number of employees of a company receiving money pursuant to the economic development law.
Increases the amount of money a retired police officer may earn in a position of school safety officer to $32,500.
Removes the income earning limitations for police officers employed as school safety officers.
Relates to granting STAR exemptions in certain cases.
Provides that veterans who receive tax exemptions granted by school districts shall remain eligible for all tax rebates such veterans would have been eligible for in the absence of such exemptions.
Requires the head official of a law enforcement department to enforce a special schedule on Memorial day and Veterans' day that allows law enforcement officers, who are veterans entitled to paid…
Requires all plea agreements offered to public officers and former public officers to include pension forfeiture.
Reduces travel expenses and per diems for members of the legislature living less than one hundred and twenty-five miles from the capitol.
Eliminates allowances for members of the legislature serving as an officer of either house except for the leaders in each house of either party.
Repeals the START-UP NY program.
Relates to the ACT assessment; requires that they only have to disclose test contents four times a year.
Relates to the financing of community colleges.
Makes membership in the state retirement system optional for members of the legislature.
Enacts term limits for members of the legislature.
Prohibits municipalities from issuing government identification cards to illegal aliens.
Repeals provisions of the criminal procedure law, relating to the ability of a sentencing court to reduce a restitution order in a criminal sentence to a civil judgment; makes conforming changes.
Relates to a shared animal ownership agreement; allows owner to receive a proportionate share of the animal's raw milk.
Permits municipalities to use highway assistance payments for either capital projects or routine maintenance.
Limits the state tax on motor and diesel fuels to the national average.
Authorizes counties, municipalities and school districts to withdraw sponsorship of a community college.
Authorizes municipalities to issue tax rebates without prior approval.
Makes the yearly renewals of the enhanced STAR exemption automatic.
Allows the municipal volunteer fire department of the village of Fishkill to hold its annual meeting and election of company and chief officers in December of each year.