House of Representatives

Bill S 2483 boosts New York's clean energy infrastructure, enhancing distribution for consumers and businesses, while promoting renewable energy and reducing emissions.

Bill S 2556 streamlines state property disposal, enhancing transparency and efficiency, benefiting agencies, buyers, and taxpayers through clear procedures and oversight.

Bill S 2593 allows public schools in Brooklyn and Queens to designate alternate holidays, promoting inclusivity for diverse cultural and religious practices among students.

Bill S 2511 mandates training for school district officers, ensuring they gain essential skills for effective governance, benefiting students and communities through improved decision-making.

Bill S 2609 empowers district attorneys to intervene in disputes over illegal tenant occupancy, ensuring fair legal proceedings for both landlords and tenants.

Bill S 2605 makes impersonating a disabled veteran vendor a class A misdemeanor, protecting legitimate veteran-owned businesses from fraud and ensuring public trust.

Bill S 2462 streamlines the New York Power Authority's conferral process, enhancing efficiency and potentially improving energy pricing and service for consumers statewide.

Bill S 2630 exempts certain NYC firefighters from tolls in the central business district, easing their financial burden and enhancing emergency response efficiency.

Bill S 2573 modernizes Rockland's governance, empowering residents and clarifying officials' roles to enhance local self-governance and efficient town management.

Bill S 2579 enhances recruitment and retention incentives for New York's organized militia, improving personnel levels for effective state emergency response.