Rep. Will Barclay

Maddy summaryThis bill requires that certain legislative bills be scheduled for a floor vote if they reach specific co-sponsorship levels. Assembly bills must have at least 76 co-sponsors to be brought to the floor for a vote during the same session they were introduced, while Senate bills need 32 co-sponsors. The law applies to all bills introduced in the current legislative session and mandates that once the threshold is met, the bill must be considered on the floor. It directly affects legislators who introduce bills by setting minimum support requirements for floor consideration.

Maddy summaryThis bill exempts wood burning used for recreation, building heating, cooking, or food preparation from certain greenhouse gas emissions regulations. It directly affects rural residents and small communities who rely on wood-burning for these everyday purposes. The law modifies environmental conservation rules to exclude these specific wood-burning activities from compliance requirements tied to New York's 2019 climate law. The exemption applies immediately upon the bill's enactment.

Creates the division of regulatory review and economic growth to review regulatory processes and permit requirements in order to facilitate economic growth; imposes a two-for-one rule reduction requirement.

Maddy summaryThis bill officially adds the town of Redfield in Oswego County to a list of specific towns authorized to classify certain roads as minimum maintenance roads. By amending the state highway law, it grants Redfield the same legal authority previously held by the towns of Lorraine and Redfield to manage road upkeep at a reduced level. The change takes effect immediately, allowing the town to designate these specific roads without altering the existing legal framework for road maintenance.

Prohibits the elimination of building systems or equipment used for the combustion of fossil fuels, including, natural gas, propane and fuel oil in new building construction.

Maddy summaryThis bill is a resolution that officially recognizes the 150th anniversary of the Oswego Fire Department in 2026. It honors the department's two-century history of service and directs the legislature to pause its proceedings to acknowledge the firefighters' contributions. A copy of this resolution will be sent to the Oswego Fire Department to formally celebrate the milestone.

Maddy summaryThis bill is a formal resolution that recognizes the Town of Granby for receiving the "Town of Excellence" award from the New York Association of Towns. It also commends Town Supervisor John Snow for his leadership in guiding the town's achievements in community engagement, sustainable growth, and transparent governance. The resolution highlights specific accomplishments, such as hosting regional festivals, implementing eco-friendly infrastructure projects, and maintaining an open online portal for public records. Finally, it directs that copies of this recognition be sent to the town and Supervisor Snow.

Maddy summaryThis legislative resolution congratulates the Oswego Sub Shop in Oswego, New York, for receiving the 2025 New York State Family-Owned Business of the Year Award. It directs the Assembly to formally acknowledge the business's achievements and transmit a copy of the resolution to the shop. The bill does not alter any laws or policies but serves as an official recognition of the business's community impact and longevity.

Establishes the crimes of assault on a pregnant person in the second degree as a class D felony and assault on a pregnant person in the first degree as a class C felony.

Permits those licensed to carry or possess a pistol or revolver or to purchase or take possession of a semi-automatic rifle or licensed to hunt wildlife to purchase or take possession of ammunition without requiring contacting the statewide license and record database.