Asm. Joe Angelino

Maddy summaryThis bill dedicates a specific segment of State Route 23 in Morris, Otsego County (from County Route 49 to Potato Farm Road/Patrick Hill Road) to Trooper Jill E. Mattice through ceremonial signage. It requires the Department of Transportation to install and maintain signs stating "Highway Dedicated to Trooper Jill E. Mattice" but explicitly states this is purely ceremonial with no change to the highway's official name or impact on commerce. The bill has no policy substance beyond commemoration and takes effect immediately.

Maddy summaryBill A 3729 would provide a 50% exemption from real property taxes on the primary residence of surviving spouses of police officers killed in the line of duty. Local governments would need to pass a law or resolution to implement this exemption, which applies to primary homes including certain cooperative housing arrangements. Eligibility requires proof the officer died while on duty, verified through documentation like death certificates or service records. This policy change directly affects surviving spouses of fallen officers by reducing their property tax burden.

Relates to dispensing certain controlled substances for use by a person with a substance use disorder during certain emergency medical treatment, for use in maintenance or detoxification treatment, or to relieve acute withdrawal symptoms.

Maddy summaryBill K 564 is an Assembly Resolution that formally mourns the death of Terry L. Yoder, recognizing her contributions as a distinguished citizen, public servant, and devoted member of her community in Unadilla, New York. The resolution directs that a copy be transmitted to her family.

Maddy summaryAssembly Resolution No. 352 honors Henry W. Bostelman upon his retirement after 15 years of dedicated public service to the Afton Central School District Board of Education. It acknowledges his contributions, including implementing instructional programs, ensuring a safe environment, and managing finances for the school district.

Requires the forfeiture of benefits to be paid pursuant to a service awards program to volunteer firefighters who have been convicted of felonies committed against a volunteer fire department, volunteer fire company, fire district, or fire protection district.

Maddy summaryThis bill requires New York State parks to actively promote farmers markets within state parks that sell locally grown food products, without harming park environments. It mandates parks officials to post market locations/times on their website, identify new park locations for markets, and coordinate with agencies like Empire State Development and Agriculture. The policy directly affects state parks management and farmers markets operating in park settings. It creates concrete requirements for information sharing and collaboration but does not fund or mandate new markets.

Maddy summaryThis resolution commemorates the 9th Annual Sock Out Cancer Day on June 1, 2025, alongside National Cancer Survivors Day. It recognizes the Sock Out Cancer organization's work in raising over $1.8 million through community events (like concerts, sports games, and 5K runs) to support cancer patients' non-medical needs, including food, housing, and transportation. The resolution highlights how these efforts, spanning multiple New York communities, provide critical financial assistance to patients while encouraging public participation in their mission.

Maddy summaryAssembly Resolution K 36 formally congratulates the Hamilton Central High School Boys Varsity Soccer Team for winning the 2024 NYSPHSAA Soccer Class D Championship on November 16, 2024, recognizing their 19-3-1 season record and fifth state title. The resolution specifically acknowledges the team's 40th-anniversary season, their 3-0 championship victory over Northville, and the contributions of head coach Brian Rose and assistant coaches. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the team members, coaches, and school support staff, including the scorekeeper and athletic directors. As a ceremonial resolution, it does not create new policy or affect any legislation.

Maddy summaryThis bill updates the membership rules for the State Fire Prevention and Building Code Council to include a representative for agricultural producers. It changes the council's composition from fifteen to sixteen members and adjusts the number of seats for fire service officials, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to eight. The amendment ensures that one appointed member specifically represents agricultural interests, giving farmers a formal voice in state fire and building code decisions.