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2017-2018 session: change session
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Finance bills

Bills on taxes, the state budget, banking, insurance regulation, public pensions and civil service. Finance and Ways and Means are also where most bills with a state cost wait before they can reach the floor.

469
Bills
0
Passed a house
0
Signed into law
0
Vetoed

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

  • S2412Senate

    Create Prosecutor Oversight Panel

    This bill establishes a State Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct to investigate, discipline, and make recommendations regarding the conduct of prosecutors in New York.

    John A. DeFranciscoSigned by Governor

    Impact 9 · Transformational·Signed into law

    Impact9/10Transformational
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A11158Assembly

    Build LaGuardia Airport Train

    This bill authorizes property acquisition for constructing a mass transit rail link to LaGuardia Airport, outlining routes, procedures, and conditions.

    Jeffrion AubrySigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S9100Senate

    Statewide Drug Take-Back Program

    This bill creates a statewide drug take back program requiring drug manufacturers and pharmacies to provide safe disposal options for unused medications.

    Kemp HannonSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10498Assembly

    Sick Leave for 9/11 Responders

    This bill expands sick leave and reimbursement rights for public employees with qualifying World Trade Center conditions, including those in New York City.

    Stacey Pheffer AmatoOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A10607Assembly

    Protect Immigrants’ Medicaid Coverage

    This bill ensures that individuals losing Temporary Protected Status or DACA due to federal changes remain eligible for Medicaid in New York.

    Michaelle C. SolagesOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A7275Assembly

    Protect Renewable Energy Jobs

    This bill requires New York to create a new incentive program to support existing large-scale renewable energy resources through a tiered credit system.

    Addie JenneOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A9576Assembly

    Statewide Drug Take Back Program

    This bill establishes the Drug Take Back Act, requiring drug manufacturers to fund and operate programs for the safe disposal of unused medications statewide.

    Aileen GuntherOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • S5549Senate

    Support Existing Renewable Energy

    This bill creates a program to support New York’s existing large-scale renewable energy resources through financial incentives and a new renewable energy credit market.

    Joseph A. GriffoOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • S6898Senate

    Guarantee Sick Leave for 9/11 Responders

    This bill expands and clarifies sick leave and reimbursement rules for public employees with qualifying World Trade Center conditions.

    Martin J. GoldenOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • S7259Senate

    Guarantee SUNY and CUNY Funding

    This bill requires New York State to fund SUNY and CUNY at least at prior-year levels and cover all mandatory costs.

    Kenneth P. LaValleVetoed

    Impact 8 · Significant·Vetoed

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeVetoed

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  • S2412Senate

    Create Prosecutor Oversight Panel

    This bill establishes a State Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct to investigate, discipline, and make recommendations regarding the conduct of prosecutors in New York.

    John A. DeFranciscoSigned by Governor

    Impact 9 · Transformational·Signed into law

    Impact9/10Transformational
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A11158Assembly

    Build LaGuardia Airport Train

    This bill authorizes property acquisition for constructing a mass transit rail link to LaGuardia Airport, outlining routes, procedures, and conditions.

    Jeffrion AubrySigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S9100Senate

    Statewide Drug Take-Back Program

    This bill creates a statewide drug take back program requiring drug manufacturers and pharmacies to provide safe disposal options for unused medications.

    Kemp HannonSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10410Assembly

    Cut Taxes on Energy Storage

    This bill expands property tax abatements in New York City to include electric energy storage equipment, not just solar systems.

    Robert C. CarrollSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A10606Assembly

    Increase State Employee Pay

    This bill updates salary schedules, increases, and longevity payments for state employees in the rent regulation services unit, and appropriates funds for these changes.

    Peter AbbateSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A11227Assembly

    Raise SUNY Employee Salaries

    This bill implements salary increases, bonuses, benefits, and appropriations for professional service employees in the State University of New York, including certain excluded and contract college…

    Peter AbbateSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A2805Assembly

    Support Minority Entrepreneur Centers

    This bill repeals and replaces Article 9 of the economic development law to establish entrepreneurship assistance centers focused on supporting minority groups, women, individuals with disabilities,…

    Fred ThieleSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A8401Assembly

    Sexual Assault Victims' Rights

    This bill establishes a sexual assault victims' bill of rights in New York, ensuring victims are informed of their rights and receive notifications about evidence and case proceedings.

    Aravella SimotasSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law

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  • S6861Senate

    Require Public Notice for Power Lines

    This bill requires the Long Island Power Authority to provide public notice before constructing utility transmission facilities, including details and environmental assessments.

    Kenneth P. LaValleSigned by Governor

    Impact 3 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7992Senate

    Expand Crime Victim Burial Aid

    This bill updates laws to allow emergency awards of up to $3,000 for burial expenses for crime victims' families, clarifies reimbursement procedures, and includes these awards as reasonable funeral…

    Patrick M. GallivanSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S8066Senate

    Boost Disability Pensions for Deputies

    This bill allows counties to provide deputy sheriffs with an increased accidental disability pension of 75% of final average salary.

    Martin J. GoldenVetoed

    Impact 4 · Low·Vetoed

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeVetoed
  • S8802Senate

    Approve School Bus Contracts

    This bill legalizes and validates certain 2017-2018 transportation contracts for the Corning city school district, despite procedural errors.

    Thomas F. O'MaraVetoed

    Impact 3 · Low·Vetoed

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeVetoed
  • S8972Senate

    Tax Breaks for Flood Insurance

    This bill allows certain cities to grant property tax exemptions to homeowners required to have federal flood insurance in designated flood zones.

    David J. ValeskySigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S9006Senate

    Allow Retirement Option for Officer

    This bill allows the town of Camillus to offer police officer Erik Sauer a retroactive retirement plan option he previously missed.

    John A. DeFranciscoSigned by Governor

    Impact 2 · Minimal·Signed into law

    Impact2/10Minimal
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S994Senate

    Allow Electronic Bell Jar Machines

    This bill authorizes and regulates the use of electronic bell jar vending machines by licensed charitable organizations for gaming in New York.

    John J. BonacicVetoed

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Vetoed

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeVetoed
  • A11121Assembly

    Test Drivers After Fainting

    This bill allows the DMV to require medical exams for drivers involved in accidents caused by loss of consciousness and mandates a review of medical reporting procedures.

    Robert C. CarrollVetoed

    Impact 4 · Low·Vetoed

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeVetoed
New York Finance Bills, 2017-2018 Session | Smith & Moses