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58 bills sponsored or co-sponsoredProfile and scorecard →mikulinj@nyassembly.gov
58 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
This bill designates a bridge in Boston, Erie County as the "T Sgt Henry 'Hank' Dylong Memorial Bridge" in honor of its namesake.
Impact 1 · Minimal·0% to pass
This bill updates references to insurance law sections and broadens how fire insurance tax funds can be used by the East Meadow Volunteer and Exempt Fireman's Benevolent Association.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill designates part of State Route 19 in Wyoming County as the "PFC David P.
Impact 1 · Minimal·0% to pass
This bill allows certain municipal employees who are combat veterans to receive up to five days of paid leave for health services related to their military service, at the discretion of local…
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill establishes licensure and regulations for school psychologists in New York State and creates a pilot program for substance use prevention and intervention for youth under 25.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill allows public water suppliers three years to sue for property damage caused by water contaminants, starting from specific triggering events.
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill exempts certain retirement plan distributions from state income tax for residents whose homes were severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy.
Impact 5 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill requires plaintiffs in asbestos-related lawsuits to disclose all trust claims and related documents, ensuring transparency and preventing double recovery.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill establishes certification, operational standards, and enforcement for sober living homes in New York to ensure safe, supportive environments for individuals recovering from substance abuse.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill allows New York school districts to use doorstops or similar devices to secure classroom doors during emergencies, except fires.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill requires mandatory minimum jail sentences for repeat violators of orders of protection involving family offenses in New York.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill requires sex offenders to update their registry information within five days, instead of ten, after any address or status change.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill requires notification of nearby property owners before siting community residential facilities, extends municipal response time, and mandates evaluation of alternative sites during disputes.
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill increases penalties for using a firearm during drug-related felonies, including mandatory additional sentences with no plea bargaining.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill increases the penalties for criminal diversion and illegal sale of prescription medications in New York State.
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill allows evidence of prior sex offenses to be admitted in criminal and civil cases involving alleged sex offenses or child molestation.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill requires a mandatory additional five-year prison sentence for anyone convicted of a felony committed while possessing a firearm.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill requires all eating utensils in New York state correctional facilities to be made only from plastic or composite materials.
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill makes it a class E felony to intentionally throw bodily fluids or toilet contents at a police officer.
Impact 5 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill creates "Paramedic" license plates for emergency medical technician paramedics and removes the annual service charge for these plates.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill creates official license plates for emergency medical technicians in New York and removes the annual service charge for these plates.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill creates new procedures in New York for involuntary admission, assessment, and treatment of individuals with substance abuse impairments through court orders.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill makes knowingly possessing, manufacturing, distributing, or using fentanyl to enhance another illegal substance a class E felony.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill allows Nassau County auxiliary police to possess police batons when authorized by the police commissioner.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill allows authorized organizations in New York to hold licensed games of chance on Easter Sunday and Christmas Day.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill creates a standardized religious exemption form for parents to exempt their children from vaccination requirements for public school admission.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill classifies conspiracy to commit second-degree murder as a class B violent felony offense in New York.
Impact 5 · Moderate·0% to pass
Allows for three forty-five day extensions of necessary and available emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence instead of the current two forty-five day extensions.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
Provides for procedure in filling vacancies in the offices of comptroller and attorney-general.
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill creates new domestic violence crimes in New York law and increases penalties for offenders, including higher sentencing categories.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill allows family courts to issue temporary spousal support orders alongside temporary child support and protection orders.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill requires certain professionals to report suspected domestic violence to police within 48 hours and provides related protections and penalties.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill creates a new felony offense for committing domestic violence in the presence of a child age 15 or younger.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill requires mandatory reporting of suspected senior abuse or maltreatment by certain professionals and establishes penalties for failure to report.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill requires insurance plans to cover at least one abuse-deterrent opioid per active ingredient, with no higher cost-sharing than non-abuse-deterrent opioids.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill creates a task force to study, issue guidelines, and make recommendations on sober living residences in New York.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
This bill eliminates state sales tax on motor fuels, helmets, child restraint systems, hygiene and cleaning products, and certain grocery foods, and allows local governments to do the same.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill allows a tax credit for college students to cover course-mandated supply expenses in addition to tuition.
Impact 5 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill creates a cap on annual state spending growth based on inflation and doubles the rainy day fund limit to 10%.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
The Public Officers Accountability Act of 2017 reforms ethics laws by increasing budget transparency, creating a new oversight commission, limiting campaign fund misuse, requiring reporting of…
Impact 9 · Transformational·0% to pass
This bill increases oversight, transparency, and conflict-of-interest protections for New York State lump sum appropriations, tax rates, and economic development programs.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill requires that any new state commissions or similar bodies with legislative appointments must include at least one member appointed by each legislative leader.
Impact 3 · Low·0% to pass
The "Small Business Full Employment Act" provides tax deductions, credits, regulatory relief, and amnesty programs to support small businesses and restricts unfunded mandates.
Impact 9 · Transformational·0% to pass
This bill requires a comprehensive study to improve safety and efficiency in New York's Department of Corrections, with findings reported publicly.
Impact 2 · Minimal·0% to pass
This bill requires the New York corrections commissioner to establish and annually report on staffing plans for all correctional facilities.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill requires health insurance plans in New York to cover at least seven days of detoxification and thirty days of rehabilitation for substance use disorder treatment.
Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass
This bill increases the allowable tuition tax credit and deduction limits for college expenses and student loan interest in New York State.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill creates a state income tax credit of up to $500 for teachers' unreimbursed classroom supply expenses.
Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass
This bill creates the crime of vehicular assault in the third degree for injuring someone while illegally passing a school bus.
Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass
This bill makes the first $100,000 of an individual's private pension income non-taxable under New York State law.
Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass
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