Requires any website or mobile application associated with an electronic benefit transfer system to be offered in the twelve most common non-English languages spoken by limited-English proficient individuals in the state, based on data in the most recent American Community Survey published by the United States Census Bureau.
This bill (S 3413) changes how courts handle appeals of denied disability pensions in New York. It directly affects individuals who have been denied disability pensions by state pension systems and are appealing that decision. The key provision allows a court, upon finding a denial was arbitrary or not supported by substantial evidence, to directly grant the disability pension instead of only sending the case back for reconsideration. This amendment applies immediately to all pending appeals not yet decided. The bill does not alter eligibility rules but streamlines the court's authority to resolve denials when evidence is lacking.
Establishes the chief administrator of the courts shall submit annually a report on the administration, function and effectiveness of the Drug Treatment Court Program during the preceding year.
Relates to reporting requirements of SUNY and CUNY; relates to financial information and identifying vendor information of each contract; relates to a list of all foundation and state university employees by campus, department and location including salaries, job titles and descriptions.
Requires motor carriers that operate charter buses to have pre-trip safety briefings on the mandatory use of safety belts by passengers and fines for such violations.
This bill is a Senate Resolution that formally honors Kayla Lederer as the recipient of the New York State Citizenship Award. The resolution recognizes her achievements in leadership, academics, and community service, noting her roles as a student representative on the Board of Education, class president, peer mentor, and athletic team captain. It directs the Legislature to pause its proceedings to acknowledge her contributions and mandates that a copy of the resolution be sent to her. The measure does not create new laws or funding but serves as an official commendation for her exemplary conduct.
This Senate Resolution honors the memory of Salvador Vizcarrondo Jr., a community leader from Endicott, New York, who passed away in October 2025. The bill formally acknowledges his lifelong dedication to education and youth development, particularly his long service with the Upward Bound program at Binghamton University. By adopting this resolution, the legislative body pauses its proceedings to express condolences and transmits a copy of the tribute to Vizcarrondo's family.
This Senate resolution honors 33 veterans who received the Purple Heart and are buried at the New York State Veterans Cemetery-Finger Lakes. It formally recognizes their service and sacrifice, particularly in connection with a special ceremony scheduled for May 25, 2026. The resolution directs that copies be sent to the cemetery's volunteer organization and the families of the honored veterans.
This Senate Resolution formally recognizes the St. Andre Bessette Outreach Center for receiving the Liberty Bell Award from the Franklin County Bar Association. The legislation directs the state legislature to transmit a copy of the resolution to the organization as a gesture of commendation. It serves as a ceremonial honor rather than a policy change or funding measure.
This bill asks the Governor of New York to officially designate April 2026 as Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month. The measure aims to highlight the rising rates of this disease and encourage the public to seek early screening for symptoms like persistent heartburn. By raising awareness, the resolution hopes to educate New Yorkers about the link between gastroesophageal reflux disease and esophageal cancer. The bill is a symbolic gesture that does not create new laws or funding but serves to bring attention to the issue through a formal proclamation.
This Senate Resolution honors Lana Lee, a senior at Wantagh High School, for receiving the New York State Citizenship Award. The bill formally recognizes her achievements in academics, community service, and leadership, noting her roles in various school organizations and her academic accolades. It directs the legislative body to pause proceedings to acknowledge her contribution and authorizes sending a copy of the resolution to her. The measure is purely ceremonial and does not alter any laws or policies.
This bill asks Governor Kathy Hochul to officially declare February 2026 as Career and Technical Education Month in New York State. The resolution highlights the importance of hands-on career training programs that prepare students for various industries and future employment. It directs the governor's office to issue a proclamation recognizing the value of these educational pathways during the designated month. The measure is a ceremonial recognition rather than a policy change that alters existing laws or programs.
