This bill (S 7699) designates a specific segment of State Route 208 in Orange County - stretching from Schipps Lane in Montgomery to Otter Road in Hamptonburgh - as a ceremonial dedication to Jack Barletta. It requires the installation of signage reading "Highway Dedicated to Jack Barletta" but explicitly states this does not change the official highway name or affect commerce. The bill is purely commemorative, with no policy or funding changes, and was signed into law (Chap. 403) on September 10, 2025.
This bill names a specific stretch of Route 46 in Rome and Western towns (Oneida County) in honor of Officer Michael E. Jensen. The dedication is purely ceremonial, requiring only commemorative signage stating "Highway Dedicated to Officer Michael E. Jensen" without changing the highway's official name or affecting transportation operations.
This bill (A 8417) extends the expiration date of the September 11th worker protection task force act from June 10, 2025, to June 10, 2030. It directly affects the existing task force established to address health and safety concerns for workers who responded to the 9/11 attacks. The key provision is a simple amendment to the act's expiration date, prolonging the task force's authority without altering its purpose or duties. This procedural extension ensures the task force can continue its work supporting affected workers through 2030.
This bill (A 4041) is a ceremonial dedication naming a specific highway segment in Haverstraw, Rockland County, after Hector L. Soto. It designates the portion of U.S. Route 202 between Rosman Road and Route 45 for commemorative signage stating "Highway Dedicated to Hector L. Soto." The bill explicitly states this is a non-binding ceremonial act with no change to the highway's official name, and requires only signage installation per Section 2. It does not alter transportation policies or affect any laws beyond this symbolic recognition.
Provides for the control and disposal of funds and property and the management of the Hampton Bays Volunteer Exempt Firefighter's Benevolent Association; increases the number of members of its board of trustees from five to eight; relates to the collection of taxes imposed by section 9104 of the insurance law for fire department use and benefit; makes technical corrections.
Relates to the use of moneys received from foreign fire insurance companies by the Bohemia Volunteer Firefighter's Benevolent Association, and to modernization of certain language by making such language gender neutral.
Permits the village of Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester county, to lease certain sports field fences for advertisements, with revenues to be used solely for the care of Dobbs Park, Duck Pond Park, Firefighters Memorial Field and David J. Manes Memorial Field.
Permits the village of Croton-on-Hudson to allow the office of assistant village engineer of such village to be held by a person who is not a resident of such village, provided that such person resides within Westchester county or an adjoining county within the state of New York.
Authorizes the building inspector in the town of Pendleton, county of Niagara, to reside outside of such town if they reside within such county or an adjoining county.
This bill (A 8237) designates a specific segment of State Route 35 in Westchester County (from US Route 202 to Route 100 in Somers) as a ceremonial dedication to Westchester Purple Heart Recipients. The law requires the transportation commissioner to install and maintain signs reading "Highway Dedicated to Westchester Purple Heart Recipients" along this route. Crucially, the bill clarifies this is purely symbolic - no official highway name change will occur, and the dedication is intended to avoid disrupting commerce. It does not alter traffic regulations or create new benefits for recipients. The bill was signed into law on September 10, 2025.
Expands the purposes of the volunteer and exempt firefighters' benevolent association of Thornwood, New York; provides for the payment to it of certain taxes imposed upon premiums on policies of fire insurance in foreign insurance companies.
This bill (S 5997) names a specific bridge on Eden Evans Center Road in Erie County (crossing the New York State Thruway) as "Bridge Dedicated to Maintenance Supervisor Stephen C. Ebling" for ceremonial purposes. It requires the installation of signage honoring Stephen C. Ebling but explicitly states this does not change the bridge's official name or affect its operation. The dedication is purely symbolic, with no impact on highway maintenance, commerce, or official records.
