Data provided by Lobbying Clients in their Semi-Annual filings submitted to the NYS Joint Commission on Public Ethics
This dataset has the following 26 columns:
| Column Name | API Column Name | Data Type | Description | Sample Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reporting Year | reporting_year | number | Filing Year | 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 view top 100 |
| Reporting Period | reporting_period | text | January - June (JJ), July - December (JD) | JD JJ NULL 2017 BOTH HOUSES BILLS, INTRODUCED FROM: 01/01/17 TO: 12/31/17 USING BILL FILE: SERVST/BILLS
 SEARCH RESULTS COUNT = 187
 RUN DATE: 01/06/18 02:22 PM
 BILL NO. 
 A46A
 CAHILL (MS) -- CREATES THE PENNIES FOR PARKS PROGRAM PROVIDING FUNDS FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES AT STATE PARKS AND HISTORIC SITES; IMPOSES FEE ON SINGLE USE PLASTIC CARRYOUT BAGS 
 NO SAME AS
 SUMM : ADD S13.32, PKS & REC L; ADD S1105-D, TAX L; ADD S92-GG, ST FIN L CREATES THE "PENNIES FOR PARKS" PROGRAM PROVIDING FUNDS FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES AT STATE PARKS AND HISTORIC SITES; IMPOSES FEE OF FIVE CENTS ON SINGLE USE CARRYOUT BAGS; ESTABLISHES THE PENNIES FOR PARKS FUND TO HOLD FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE FEE ON SINGLE USE CARRYOUT BAGS. 
 01/04/17 REFERRED TO TOURISM, PARKS, ARTS AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT 
 11/27/17 AMEND (T) AND RECOMMIT TO TOURISM, PARKS, ARTS AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT 
 11/27/17 PRINT NUMBER 46A 
 POS: NO POSITION PRI: 02
 
 A60
 CAHILL (MS) -- PROVIDES THAT EXCISE TAXES IMPOSED ON MOTOR FUEL PURSUANT TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE TAX LAW SHALL NOT BE IMPOSED DURING PRESCRIBED PERIODS 
 NO SAME AS
 SUMM : ADD SS282-D & 284-F, AMD SS301-A, 1111 & 1817, TAX L; ADD S392-K, GEN BUS L PROVIDES THAT EXCISE TAXES IMPOSED ON MOTOR FUEL PURSUANT TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE TAX LAW SHALL NOT BE IMPOSED DURING PRESCRIBED PERIODS AND REQUIRES RETAIL DEALERS OF MOTOR FUEL AND DIESEL MOTOR FUEL TO REDUCE PRICES FOR SUCH FUEL. 
 01/04/17 REFERRED TO WAYS AND MEANS 
 POS: NO POSITION PRI: 01
 
 A251
 GANTT -- PROVIDES FOR WINDOW TINTING STANDARDS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES AND MAKES AN APPROPRIATION THEREFOR 
 NO SAME AS
 SUMM : AMD S375, V & T L PROVIDES FOR WINDOW TINTING STANDARDS ON REAR SIDE WINDOWS OF ALL MOTOR VEHICLES IN NEW YORK STATE AND APPROPRIATES $50,000 THEREFOR FOR THE GENERAL PURPOSE OF ENABLING THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE POLICE TO PURCHASE WINDOW TINT METERS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT. 
 01/05/17 REFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION 
 POS: NO POSITION PRI: 02
 
 A277
 PAULIN -- PROHIBITS THE SALE OF FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS 
 SAME AS S 758-A RITCHIE
 SUMM : ADD ART 13-F S1399-AA-1, PUB HEALTH L PROHIBITS THE SALE OF FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS; VIOLATION BY ANY PERSON OTHER THAN MANUFACTURER CONSTITUTES FINE OF $100 FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL PACKAGE SOLD OR OFFERED FOR SALE; PROVIDES FOR A CIVIL PENALTY UP TO $50,000 FOR VIOLATIONS WITHIN A THIRTY DAY PERIOD FOR MANUFACTURERS; AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE. 
 01/05/17 REFERRED TO HEALTH 
 01/10/17 REPORTED REFERRED TO CODES 
 POS: NO POSITION PRI: 02
 
 A334
 BRAUNSTEIN (MS) -- RELATES TO PRICE GOUGING 
 SAME AS S 5440 LANZA
 SUMM : AMD S396-R, GEN BUS L RELATES TO PRICE GOUGING; DEFINES UNCONSCIONABLY EXCESSIVE PRICE FOR THE PURPOSES OF PROHIBITING PRICE GOUGING DURING ABNORMAL DISRUPTION OF THE MARKET. 
 01/05/17 REFERRED TO CONSUMER AFFAIRS AND PROTECTION 
 POS: NO POSITION PRI: 01
 
 A396
 MAGNARELLI -- PROVIDES FOR THE DETAILING OF THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF PROPOSED RULES IN THE REGULATORY IMPACT STATEMENTS 
 NO SAME AS
 SUMM : AMD SS202 & 202-A, ST AD PROC ACT PROVIDES FOR THE DETAILING OF THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF PROPOSED RULES IN THE REGULATORY IMPACT STATEMENTS TO ENSURE PROPER DISCLOSURE TO THE PUBLIC OF SUCH INFORMATION. 
 01/09/17 REFERRED TO GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS 
 POS: SUPPORT IDEA PRI: 01
 NOTES: 6/17/2013 -- PER RALPH, WE ARE INTERESTED IN SUBJECT BILL. WHAT CAN WE DO TO HELP?
 
 A414A
 MAGNARELLI (MS) -- PROHIBITS INSURERS FROM LIMITING PAYMENT ON CLAIMS BASED ON PRICING CAPS AND FROM RECOMMENDING A PARTICULAR REPAIR FACILITY 
 SAME AS S 413-A DEFRANCISCO
 SUMM : AMD S2610, INS L PROHIBITS INSURERS FROM LIMITING PAYMENT ON CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE TO MOTOR VEHICLES BASED ON PRICING CAPS FOR LABOR, PARTS, PAINT OR REPA view top 100 |
| Client Name | client_name | text | Name of lobbying client | MULTISTATE ASSOCIATES INC. HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE PARK STRATEGIES, LLC BUSINESS COUNCIL OF WESTCHESTER (THE) RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (THE) view top 100 |
| CSR Third Party Name | csr_third_party_name | text | A third party name is the name of the individual or organization on whose behalf the client has retained, employed or designated a lobbyist to lobby. | NONE VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ANTIGUA REINSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA NORTHERN METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION view top 100 |
| Client Address 1 | client_address_1 | text | Client Address 1 | 515 KING STREET - SUITE 300 111 WASHINGTON AVENUE C/O HARRIS BEACH PLLC C/O POLITICOM LAW LLP 120 BROADWAY view top 100 |
| Client Address 2 | client_address_2 | text | Client Address 2 | SUITE 300 3RD FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 7TH FLOOR view top 100 |
| Client City | client_city | text | Client City | NEW YORK ALBANY BROOKLYN WASHINGTON BUFFALO view top 100 |
| Client State | client_state | text | Client State | NY DC CA NJ VA view top 100 |
| Client Zip | client_zip | number | Client Zip | 12207 10022 12210 10018 10001 view top 100 |
| Client Phone | client_phone | text | Client Phone | (703) 684-1110 (415) 389-6800 (415) 903-2800 518-512-8700 (518) 431-7600 view top 100 |
| CSR Responsible Person First Name | csr_responsible_person_first_name | text | First name of person listed on the profile responsible for filing the Client Semi-Annual Reports. | MICHAEL JOHN DAVID ROBERT JAMES view top 100 |
| CSR Responsible Person Last Name | csr_responsible_person_last_name | text | Last name of person listed on the profile responsible for filing the Client Semi-Annual Reports. | HALLMAN SMITH VANDERVORT GORDON MILLER view top 100 |
| Total Compensation | total_compensation | number | Summary of Compensation Reported for the period | 30000 0 18000 15000 12000 view top 100 |
| Total Expenses | total_expenses | number | Summary of Expenses Reported for the period | 0 50 200 250 100 view top 100 |
| Bill Details 1 | bill_details_1 | text | Bill, Rule, Regulation, Rate Number or brief description relative to the introduction or intended introduction of legislation or a resolution lobbied | NULL BUDGET N/A NYC ZONING RESOLUTION BUDGET BILLS view top 100 |
| Bill Details 2 | bill_details_2 | text | Bill, Rule, Regulation, Rate Number or brief description relative to the introduction or intended introduction of legislation or a resolution lobbied | S1596 
 S 1596, S 1689, S1690, S 1711
 S1893,
 S2460,
 S3063,
 S3186,
 S3315,
 S3694,
 S3979,
 S4348,
 S4660,
 S5480,
 S6300,
 S6645,
 S7541,
 S8448,
 S 1930,
 S 2460,
 S 3064,
 S 3201,
 S 3335,
 S 3741,
 S 3979,
 S 4371,
 S 4711,
 S 5486,
 S 6300,
 S 6645,
 S 7597,
 S 8448
 S 1930,
 S 2460,
 S 3065,
 S 3214,
 S 3335,
 S 3826,
 S 3979,
 S 4371,
 S 4713,
 S 5486,
 S 6319,
 S 6645,
 S 7597,
 S 1930,
 S 2460,
 S 3065,
 S 3234,
 S 3335,
 S 3832,
 S 3979,
 S 4398,
 S 4773,
 S 5488,
 S 6326,
 S 6758,
 S 7842,
 S 1930,
 S 2460,
 S 3078,
 S 3247,
 S 3335,
 S 3893,
 S 3979,
 S 4430,
 S 4822,
 S 5554,
 S 6379,
 S 6758,
 S 7897,
 S 1934,
 S 2460,
 S 3080,
 S 3279,
 S 3335,
 S 3894,
 S 3979,
 S 4457,
 S 4881,
 S 5705,
 S 6397,
 S 6989,
 S 7964,
 S 1940,
 S 2545,
 S 3114,
 S 3280,
 S 3335,
 5 3915,
 S 3999,
 S 4478,
 S 5156,
 S 5745,
 S 6441,
 S 7264,
 S 7967,
 S 2349,
 S 2545,
 S 3177,
 S 3281,
 S 3335,
 S 3916,
 S 4001,
 S 4508,
 S 5168,
 S 5773,
 S 6476,
 S 7285,
 S 8018,
 S 2351,
 S 2628,
 S 3178,
 S 3282,
 S 3335,
 S 3917,
 S 4046,
 S 4510,
 S 5376,
 S 5871,
 S 6559,
 S 7346,
 S 8159,
 S 2415,
 S 2722,
 S 3179,
 S 3283,
 S 3335,
 S 3920,
 S 4157,
 S 4511,
 S 5379,
 S 5905,
 S 6575,
 S 7347,
 S 8168,
 S 2460,
 S 2935,
 S 3182,
 S 3284,
 S 3437,
 S 3923,
 S 4221,
 S 4572,
 S 5432,
 S 5919,
 S 6591,
 S 7503,
 S 8273,
 S 2460,
 S 3008,
 S 3183,
 S 3301,
 S 3521,
 S 3979,
 S 4246,
 S 4573,
 S 5448,
 S 5987,
 S 6629,
 S 7503,
 S 8408,
 S 2460,
 S 3009,
 S 3184,
 S 3313,
 S 3672,
 S 3979,
 S 4295,
 S 4613,
 S 5478,
 S 5987,
 S 6629,
 S 7529,
 S 8414,
 
 
 
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 S1673
 
 S1674A
 
 S1679
 
 S1701
 
 S1791A
 
 S1834
 
 S1861
 
 S1864
 
 S1908
 
 S1935
 
 S1953
 
 S1987A
 
 S2016
 
 S2066
 
 S2071
 
 S2078A
 
 S2079
 
 S2117A
 
 S2143
 
 S2230
 
 S2254
 
 S2270
 
 S2324
 
 S2360A
 
 S2376
 
 S2386
 
 S2434B
 
 S2467
 
 S2481
 
 S2531
 
 S2533
 
 S2551
 
 S2554
 
 S2607D
 
 S2627
 
 S2703
 
 S2750A
 
 S2805
 
 S2832
 
 S2836
 
 S2839
 
 S2840
 
 S2861A
 
 S2944A
 
 S2946
 
 S2947
 
 S2948
 
 S2960
 
 S2981
 
 S3098
 
 S3137C
 
 S3145
 
 S3184
 
 S3187
 
 S3188
 
 S3280A
 
 S3364
 
 S3388
 
 S3454
 
 S3681
 
 S3690
 
 S3691A
 
 S3844
 
 S3862A
 
 S3863
 
 S3865
 
 S3868B
 
 S3888
 
 S3904
 
 S3926A
 
 S3934
 
 S3941
 
 S4023A
 
 S4069
 
 S4174A
 
 S4340
 
 S4351
 
 S4377
 
 S4414
 
 S4509
 
 S4527A
 
 S4572
 
 S4587
 
 S4676
 
 S4694
 
 S4742
 
 S4816
 
 S4817
 
 S4885A
 
 S4977
 
 S5015
 
 S5092
 
 S5095
 
 S5177
 
 S5258
 
 S5272
 
 S5321
 
 S5353A
 
 S5376A
 
 S5479
 
 S5493
 
 S5572
 
 S5636
 
 S5638
 
 S5690
 
 S5704
 
 S5784
 
 S5789
 
 S5811
 
 S5880
 
 S5972A
 
 
 S5845 S5849 S5850 S5851 S5853 S7622A S7628 S7636 S7682 S7702A S7710 S7728 S7746A S7753 S7814 S7819 S7826 S7872 S7902A S7905A S7911 S7940B S7975 S7999 S8002 S8025 S8064 S8065 S8082A S8093A S8159 S8275B S8300 S8307 S8309 S8314 S8316 S8342 S8353A S8366A S8384 S8394A S8441B S8473A S8474 S8488 S8500 S8511 S8539 S8595 S8612 S8618 S8637A S8651 S8744 S8867 S8891 S8905 S8924 S8934 S8943 S8953 S8960 S8965 S8983A S8995 S9002 S9055 S9068 S9077 S9120 92 A5294 A5299A A5306B A5308B A5310 A5313 A5318 A5324 A5339 A5347 A5360 A5366 A5368 A5388 A5389A A5411 A5417 A5423 A5433 A5436 A5440 A5444 A5458 A5459 A5467 A5486 A5498 A5509 A5510 A5511 A5512 A5542 A5566A A5573 A5584A A5595 A5603 A5618 A5619 A5620 A5629 A5637 A5657 A5658 A5668 A5671 A5680 A5681 A5692 A5693A A5711 A5713 A5734 A5735 A5739 A5751 A5762 A5784 A5785 A5786A A5787 A5789 A5791 A5793 A5794 A5813 A5829 A5834A A5835 A5839 A5842 A5849 A5860 A5870 A5878 A5908 A5950 A5958 A5965 A5973A A5980A A5988 A6007A A6012 A6017 A6018A A6021 A6023 A6027 A6029 A6040 A6046 A6053A A6058A A6059A A6068 A6070 A6080 A6086 A6102 A6132 A6133 A6159 A6160 A6165A A6178 A61
 81 A6188 A6192 A6195A A6196 A6206 A6207 A6222 A6240A A6266 A6268A A6271 A6286 A6287 A6303 A6304 A6328 A6330 A6332 A6347 A6359 A6363A A6364 A6385 A6392 A6403 A6427 A6433 A6442 A6480 A6521 A6540A A6546 A6550 A6574 A6580 A6581 A6593A A6594A A6596A A6603 A6610 A6624 A6630 A6635 A6636 A6639 A6641 A6657 A6668 A6713 A6714 A6715A A6742 A6793 A6795A A6801 A6814 A6816C A6857 A6862 A6876 A6880 A6897 A6911 A6912 A6995A A7029 A7041 A7060 A7065 A7067 A7074 A7075 A7080 A7082 A7096 A7109 A7122 A7129 A7149 A7155 A7157 A7189A A7190 A7196B A7211 A7218 A7230 A7244 A7297 A7348 A7369 A7390 A7442A A7446 A7490 A7560 A7588A A7595 A7615 A7627 A7662 A7696 A7701 A7706 A7713A A7714 A7723 A7728 A7729 A7756 A7760A A7776A A7779 A7786B A7804 A7818 A7846A A7852 A7872A A7873A A7875 A7959 A7960 A7983 A7994 A8019 A8021A A8038 A8043 A8052 A8060 A8074A A8077A A8090 A8098 A8124A A8125A A8147 A8176 A8178A A8187A A8194 A8198 A8211 A8212A A8226A A8249 A8295 A8337 A8347 A8353 A8354 A8355 A8356 A8362A A8366A A8372 A8389A A8407 A8418 A8436 A8437 A8438 A8464 A8465 A8471 A8482 A8493 A8509 A8559C A8560 A8565 A8572 A8573 A8600 A8602 A8606 A8621 A8636 A8639 A8646 A8651 A8655 A8671 A8675 A8685 A8686 A8694 A8712 A8714 A8715 A8717 A8732 A8735 A8757 A8815 A8831 A8844 A8845 A8852 A8868 A8873 A8921 A8929 A8996 A9031 A9049 S12 S20 S36A S45A S62A S75 S76 S80 S111 S120 S125 S126 S131 S135 S142 S155 S160 S176 S182 S185 S193 S195B S196 S199 S200 S221 S235 S239 S251 S253 S256 S257 S258A S268 S286 S293 S304 S305 S306 S321 S322 S323 S330 S340A S346A S365 S374 S383 S389 S392 S399A S408 S415 S419 S438 S440A S479 S481 S488 S517 S549 S553B S555A S561A S566 S569A S584A S585 S594 S620 S623 S657 S660 S661 S669A S675 S688 S691 S693 S719B S723 S727 S730 S732 S764 S766A S781 S784 S788 S789A S804 S824A S846 S853 S859 S868A S875A S878 S879 S881 S883 S894 S902 S911 S912 S923 S944 S950 S957 S959 S967 S977 S986 S990 S992 S994 S997 S998 S1000A S1001A S1004A S1006A S1014 S1015D S1023 S1029A S1041 S1042 S1044 S1048 S1051 S1055 S1057 S1064A S1071B S1074 S1075 S1092 S1094 S1110 S1119A S1126 S1136 S1137 S1138A S1139 S1140 S1153 S1157 S1158 S1160 S1176 S1202 S1213 S1214 S1219 S1221 S1239 S1241 S1243 S1257A S1287 S1291A S1294A S1325 S1326A S1333 S1342 S1346 S1347A S1351 S1357A S1358 S1368 S1370 S1371 S1372 S1373 S1374A S1375A S1378A S1380 S1382 S1396 S1400 S1404A S1406 S1408 S1411 S1,414 S1416 S1418 S1427A S1429B S1430A S1446 S1447 S1449 S1452 S1455 S1460 S1461 S1471A S1473 S1480 S1486 S1488 S1491 S1494A S1496 S1501 S1505 S1509 S1514 S1516A S1517 S1518 S1524 S1526 S1536 S1540 S1548 S1552 S1558 S1564 S1569 S1570A S1574A S1575A S1577A S1579A S1581A S1582A S1587A S1600 S1601 S1603 S1610B S1635 S1640 S1641 S1656A S1657A S1660 S1677 S1680 S1683 S1689A S1696 S1703A S1706 S1710B S1712 S1715 S1721B S1726 S1730 S1747 S1751 S1752 S1754 S1755 S1757A S1763 S1765 S1767 S1768A S1772 S1779 S1781 S1794 S1798 S1802 S1826 S1827A S1831 S1834 S1837 S1848B S1853A S1868 S1871A S1874A S1875B S1877 S1878 S1881A S1882 S1884 S1886 S1890 S1891A S1923 S1929A S1945 S1953 S1961B S1968 S1971 S1994A S1998 S1999A S2003 S2009 S2010 S2011 S2015 S2016 S2030A S2031A S2035 S2042 S2064 S2069A S2070 S2077 S2078A S2094A S2096 S2116A S2120A S2121A S2127 S2134 S2135B S2136 S2161 S2167 S2173A S2187 S2203 S2210B S2220 S2229 S2235 S2244 S2255 S2257 S2266 S2273 S2277A S2282 S2288 S2302 S2313 S2314 S2327 S2332 S2357 S2359 S2360A S2366 S2367 S2378B S2384 S2393 S2398A S2404 S2434C S2437A S2444B S2450A S2451A S2455 S2458 S2460A S2463 S2464 S2470 S2487 S2489A S2496 S2501 S2502B S2506 S2509 S2524 S2525 S2529A S2530 S2545A S2562 S2565 S2586A S2615A S2619 S2629 S2630A S2645 S2646 S2668 S2687 S2693 S2740A S2743 S2760A S2761 S2764 S2765 S2769A S2775 S2781 S2797 S2800 S2832A S2838A S2843 S2855 S2857B S2858 S2874 S2906 S2923A S2924 S2937 S2939 S2959A S2961A S2964 S2967 S3016 S3017 S3018 S3024 S3032 S3040A S3050 S3053 S3062 S3081A S3093 S3094 S3101A S3117 S3119A S3141 S3143 S3148B S3161 S3190 S3199 S3221A S3224A S3250A S3252 S3254A S3266A S3296 S3297A S3301 S3303A S3310 S3323 S3339 S3343 S3344 S3359 S3370 S3389A S3393A S3398 S3399 S3418 S3420A S3421 S3422 S3438 S3450 S3456 S3463 S3472 S3499 S3522 S3524 S3525 S3529 S3552 S3553 S3591 S3595A S3597 S3618 S3621B S3626B S3627 S3640 S3654 S3679 S3681 S3685B S3690 S3698 S3705 S3715 S3747 S3749A S3762 S3769 S3770 S3774 S3778A S3780A S3785A S3812B S3813A S3824 S3826 S3861 S3874 S3879 S3880 S3893A S3907 S3915A S3921 S3927 S3928A S3934 S3941 S3952 S3962A S3968 S3970 S3971 S3972 S3973 S3982 S3987 S3989 S3993A S4002A S4005B S4027 S4049 S4066 S4076A S4086 S4094 S4099A S4107 S4111 S4126A S4134 S4135A S4142 S4177 S4182A S4183 S4184 S4194 S4195 S4199 S4224 S4225 S4253A S4284 S4333 S4339 S4353 S4356 S4385 S4386 S4
 397 S4416 S4427A S4444A S4448 S4470 S4492A S4497 S4506A S4510 S4515 S4545 S4569 S4601A S4605 S4606 S4614 S4672 S4676 S4706A S4712A S4713B S4720 S4732 S4737 S4742A S4751A S4758 S4764B S4766 S4775 S4791 S4795A S4798 S4805 S4847 S4858 S4859 S4860 S4876 S4908 S4910 S4937A S4940 S4961 S4963 S4979B S4988 S5007A S5042A S5043 S5049A S5056 S5072 S5113 S5122 S5165 S5192 S5227A S5252A S5253A S5288C S5322 S5336 S5349 S5350 S5358 S5361 S5362 S5364 S5369B S5381 S5452A S5456B S5476 S5477 S5481A S5482 S5509B S5513 S5514 S5515A S5540A S5557 S5611A S5633 S5673 S5677 S5726 S5748 S5791A S5827A S5842A S5848 S5862 S5879A S5891 S5897 S5899 S5900A S5915B S5919A S5930 S5931 S5932A S5934A S5935A S5936 S5939A S5980B S6006 S6007A S6008 S6009 S6124 S6127 S6155 S6170 S6186 S6194 S6204 S6208 S6229 S6235 S6253 S6257 S6259 S6267 S6276 S6282 S6305 S6329 S6330 S6359B S6377 S6379 S6390 S6392 S6402 S6404 S6428 S6443 S6455 S6468 S6472A S6475 S6476 S6483 S6484 S6491 S6520 S6524 S6539 S6553 S6562 S6567 S6576 S6579 S6599A S6604 S6618 S6633 S6640 S6670 S6671 S6688 S6704 S6760 S6781 S6790 S6791 S6808 
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| Title Details 1 | title_details_1 | text | Title and Identifying # of procurement contracts and documents lobbied. | NULL N/A NONE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT POST PRODUCTION FILM TAX CREDIT view top 100 |
| Title Details 2 | title_details_2 | text | Title and Identifying # of procurement contracts and documents lobbied. | view top 100 |
| Lobbyist Subjects 1 | lobbyist_subjects_1 | text | Subjects lobbied | NULL HEALTHCARE ISSUES REAL ESTATE ISSUES BUDGET ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT view top 100 |
| Lobbyist Subjects 2 | lobbyist_subjects_2 | text | Subjects lobbied | PLE ARE IN HOUSING, THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO BE TREATMENT ADHERENT. ON ANY GIVEN NIGHT, THERE ARE UP TO 1100 NEW YORKERS LIVING WITH HIV IN THE COSTLY SHELTER SYSTEM. OUTSIDE OF NYC, THERE IS NO WAY TO ACCESS THE ENHANCED TRANSPORTATION, NUTRITION AND RENTAL ASSISTANCE BENEFIT. APPROXIMATELY 10,000 MORE NEW YORKERS WOULD RECEIVE A REAL RENT SUBSIDY, WHICH WOULD MEAN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING.,FULLY LEGALIZE SYRINGE POSSESSION AND REFORM THE EXPANDED SYRINGE ACCESS PROGRAM (ESAP). HARM REDUCTION PROGRAMS, INCLUDING SYRINGE EXCHANGE AND WRAPAROUND SERVICES, ARE THE FIRST MEANINGFUL POINT OF CONTACT MANY PEOPLE WHO USE DRUGS HAVE WITH THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD POSITIVE CHANGES IN THEIR HEALTH AND WELLBEING THAT OFTEN LEADS TO LESS DANGEROUS DRUG USE OR ENGAGEMENT IN TREATMENT. HARM REDUCTION ORGANIZATIONS IN NYS ARE CREDITED WITH REDUCING HIV AND HCV TRANSMISSION AND OVERDOSE DEATHS, LINKING PEOPLE TO HEALTHCARE INCLUDING DRUG TREATMENT, AND SAVING THE STATE MANY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. AMID AN INCREASE IN HEROIN AND OTHER INJECTION DRUG USE, NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE SURE THAT LAWS AND OTHER POLICIES DO NOT CREATE BARRIERS TO SERVICES. FIRSTLY, NEW YORK SHOULD REPEAL THE CRIMINAL LAW ON SYRINGE POSSESSION: DESPITE MORE THAN 20 YEARS OF LEGAL SYRINGE ACCESS PROGRAMS, THOUSANDS OF NEW YORKERS ARE STILL BEING ARRESTED FOR SYRINGE POSSESSION BASED ON AN OUTMODED, UNNECESSARY LAW, A SITUATION WHICH CREATES FEAR AND UNDERMINES SERVICE DELIVERY. SECOND, THE ESAP PROGRAM – WHICH ALLOWS PHARMACY SYRINGE SALES – SHOULD BE REFORMED TO REMOVE THE LIMIT OF 10 SYRINGES PER TRANSACTION AND TO ALLOW PROGRAM ADVERTISING.,FAIRNESS & EQUITY ACT: END ALL ARRESTS FOR LOW-LEVEL MARIJUANA POSSESSION BY REDUCING PENALTIES FOR ‘PLAIN VIEW’ AND ‘BURNING’; CREATE A VACATE PROCESS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY BEEN CONVICTED OF POSSESSING SMALL AMOUNTS OF MARIJUANA SO THAT THEY CAN HAVE THEIR RECORDS CLEARED; ESTABLISH A PROCESS TO UTILIZE RACIAL/ETHNIC IMPACT STATEMENTS FOR FUTURE LEGISLATION THAT MODIFIES NEW YORK'S PENAL CODE TO ENSURE TRANSPARENCY AND FAIRNESS.,RESTORING PAROLEE VOTING RIGHTS: OVER 37,000 NEW YORKERS ARE DENIED THE RIGHT TO VOTE BECAUSE THEY ARE ON PAROLE, AND THE VAST MAJORITY OF THAT POPULATION IS BLACK OR LATINO. VOTING IS A FUNDAMENTAL CIVIC DUTY AND SHOULD BE AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE RE-ENTRY PROCESS FOR SOMEONE RETURNING TO THEIR COMMUNITY,CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM: CREATION OF A SPECIAL PROSECUTOR TO BE ASSIGNED WHEN SOMEONE IS KILLED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT IN NEW YORK.,CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM: BILL FOR MORE COMPREHENSIVE DATA REPORTING, ENHANCED TRANSPARENCY THROUGH PUBLIC RELEASE OF THE DATA, AND STRONGER INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY PROTECTIONS FOR NEW YORKERS.,AN ACT TO AMEND THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW, IN RELATION TO AUTHORIZING ELIGIBLE DEFENDANTS, IN THE JUDICIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM WHO NEED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID ABUSE OR DEPENDENCE, TO RECEIVE CERTAIN MEDICALLY PRESCRIBED TREATMENT.,BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH TO ESTABLISH STANDARDS, AND REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION ON PAIN MANAGEMENT, PALLIATIVE CARE AND ADDICTION.,RELATES TO THE JUDICIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE OFFENDERS; REQUIRES COURT TO CONSIDER, REVIEW AND DOCUMENT EVIDENCE RELATING TO A DEFENDANT'S PROPENSITY FOR VIOLENT CONDUCT PRIOR TO ORDERING SUCH DEFENDANT INTO A JUDICIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM; ESTABLISHES THE CRIME OF UNAUTHORIZED DEPARTURE FROM A REHABILITATION FACILITY.,POLICIES RELATING TO DRUG USER HEALTH, HIV/AIDS STATE POLICY, AND HEPATITIS C STATE POLICY.,LOW LEVEL SUMMONSES & ARRESTS,POLICE STAT ACT,AMEND DOSING LIMITATIONS AND MEDICAL CONDITIONS PERMITTING THE USE OF MEDICAL MERIHUANA,POTENTIAL SUPERVISED INJECTION FACILITY LEGISLATION,OPIOID CONTINUING EDUCATION BILL, Y; DRIE EXPANSION LEGISLATION; MENTAL HEALTH PARITY ENFORCEMENT; NEW YORK NEW YORK IV AGREEMENT 
 
 
 HOMELESS AND HOUSING POLICIES FOR NEW MAYORAL ADMINISTRATION AND NEW CITY OFFICIALS
 CONDITIONS IN SHELTERS FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
 HOUSING ASSISTANCE FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
 FUNDING FOR COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES
 
 BUDGET FUNDING; EMERGENCY HOMELESS NEEDS; CLIENT ADVOCACY PROGRAM; TANF EMERGENCY HOMELESS NEEDS; MLTC OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM; HPNAP FUNDING; RENTERS TAX CREDIT; RENTAL SUBSIDY; DRIE EXPANSION LEGISLATION; MENTAL HEALTH PARITY ENFORCEMENT; NEW YORK NEW YORK IV AGREEMENT
 
 HOUSING ASSISTANCE FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
 RESOLUTION 0123-2014
 CONDITIONS IN SHELTERS FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
 PROPOSED RIGHT TO COUNSEL FOR TENANTS IN HOUSING COURT
 FUNDING FOR COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES
 
 PROPOSED CITY-STATE AGREEMENT TO CREATE PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
 EXPANSION OF THE DISABILITY RENT INCREASE EXEMPTION PROGRAM
 POLICE INTERACTIONS WITH HOMELESS PEOPLE
 
 HOUSING ASSISTANCE FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
 
 DISCHARGE PLANNING AND HOUSING FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE IN NURSING HOMES AND HOSPITALS
 SHELTER AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SITING 
 
 SHELTER PLACEMENTS 
 
 SCRIE / DRIE OMBUDSPERSON
 
 NYC HOUSING PROGRAM RESOLUTION 504
 
 HOUSING ASSISTANCE FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
 RES. NO. 504 – RESOLUTION CALLING UPON THE GOVERNOR AND MAYOR TO APPROVE A FOURTH "NEW YORK/NEW YORK AGREEMENT" TO CREATE PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
 INT. NO. 214 – A LOCAL LAW TO AMEND THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, IN RELATION TO PROVIDING LEGAL COUNSEL FOR LOW-INCOME TENANTS WHO ARE SUBJECT TO EVICTION, EJECTMENT OR FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS
 
 SHELTER PLACEMENTS 
 
 SCRIE / DRIE OMBUDSPERSON
 
 NYC HOUSING PROGRAM RESOLUTION 504
 
 INCREASING ALONGSIDE GROWING HEROIN AND PRESCRIPTION OPIOID USE, OVERDOSE, AND A HEPATITIS C EPIDEMIC, YET FUNDING HAS BEEN STAGNANT FOR YEARS. NEW FUNDS SHOULD BE PRIORITIZED TO FILL GEOGRAPHIC GAPS BASED ON OVERDOSE, HEPATITIS C INCIDENCE, AND DRUG-RELATED HOSPITALIZATION AND DRUG TREATMENT RATES.,$5 MILLION INVESTMENT TO THE END AIDS BY 2020 IN NEW YORK: ALTHOUGH THERE ARE MORE NEW YORKERS LIVING WITH HIV THAN IN ANY OTHER STATE IN THE NATION, WE KNOW THAT WE CAN END THE EPIDEMIC. WE NOW HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND MEANS TO DRAMATICALLY REDUCE NEW HIV INFECTIONS AND PROMOTE OPTIMAL HEALTH FOR THOSE WITH HIV. IN JUNE 2014, GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCED A TASK FORCE TO END AIDS IN NEW YORK THAT WILL DEVELOP A STRATEGIC BLUEPRINT AND PLAN IN COLLABORATION WITH THE AIDS INSTITUTE TO END THE EPIDEMIC. THIS TASK FORCE GIVES NEW YORK THE POTENTIAL TO SERVE AS A NATIONAL MODEL FOR ENDING THE EPIDEMIC BY MAKING A LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO, AND A STRATEGIC PRIORITY OF, ENDING AIDS FOR ALL NEW YORKERS.,NY/NY IV OR NEW YORK URBAN: BUILDING UPON THE SUCCESSFUL NEW YORK CITY AND STATE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM TO BUILD HOUSING FOR HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL NEW YORKERS, THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN EXPANDED STATEWIDE. THE COMMITMENT TO BUILD 30,000 UNITS OF SUPPORTIVE HOUSING OVER 10 YEARS COULD BUILD MUCH NEEDED HOUSING FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS, ACTIVE DRUG USERS AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV AND AIDS.,ENDING AIDS STATEWIDE WITH HOUSING, NUTRITION AND TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE: IN NEW YORK CITY, EXPAND THE ENHANCED RENTAL, NUTRITION AND TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROVIDED THROUGH THE HIV/AIDS SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (HASA) TO PEOPLE WHO ARE CURRENTLY HIV+, BUT ASYMPTOMATIC. WE KNOW THAT WHEN PEOPLE ARE IN HOUSING, THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO BE TREATMENT ADHERENT. ON ANY GIVEN NIGHT, THERE ARE UP TO 1100 NEW YORKERS LIVING WITH HIV IN THE COSTLY SHELTER SYSTEM. OUTSIDE OF NYC, THERE IS NO WAY TO ACCESS THE ENHANCED TRANSPORTATION, NUTRITION AND RENTAL ASSISTANCE BENEFIT. APPROXIMATELY 10,000 MORE NEW YORKERS WOULD RECEIVE A REAL RENT SUBSIDY, WHICH WOULD MEAN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING.,ULLY LEGALIZE SYRINGE POSSESSION AND REFORM THE EXPANDED SYRINGE ACCESS PROGRAM (ESAP). HARM REDUCTION PROGRAMS, INCLUDING SYRINGE EXCHANGE AND WRAPAROUND SERVICES, ARE THE FIRST MEANINGFUL POINT OF CONTACT MANY PEOPLE WHO USE DRUGS HAVE WITH THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, A STEP TOWARD POSITIVE CHANGES IN THEIR HEALTH AND WELLBEING THAT OFTEN LEADS TO LESS DANGEROUS DRUG USE OR ENGAGEMENT IN TREATMENT. HARM REDUCTION ORGANIZATIONS IN NYS ARE CREDITED WITH REDUCING HIV AND HCV TRANSMISSION AND OVERDOSE DEATHS, LINKING PEOPLE TO HEALTHCARE INCLUDING DRUG TREATMENT, AND SAVING THE STATE MANY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. AMID AN INCREASE IN HEROIN AND OTHER INJECTION DRUG USE, NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE SURE THAT LAWS AND OTHER POLICIES DO NOT CREATE BARRIERS TO SERVICES. FIRSTLY, NEW YORK SHOULD REPEAL THE CRIMINAL LAW ON SYRINGE POSSESSION: DESPITE MORE THAN 20 YEARS OF LEGAL SYRINGE ACCESS PROGRAMS, THOUSANDS OF NEW YORKERS ARE STILL BEING ARRESTED FOR SYRINGE POSSESSION BASED ON AN OUTMODED, UNNECESSARY LAW, A SITUATION WHICH CREATES FEAR AND UNDERMINES SERVICE DELIVERY. SECOND, THE ESAP PROGRAM – WHICH ALLOWS PHARMACY SYRINGE SALES – SHOULD BE REFORMED TO REMOVE THE LIMIT OF 10 SYRINGES PER TRANSACTION AND TO ALLOW PROGRAM ADVERTISING.,FAIRNESS & EQUITY ACT: END ALL ARRESTS FOR LOW-LEVEL MARIJUANA POSSESSION BY REDUCING PENALTIES FOR ‘PLAIN VIEW’ AND ‘BURNING’; CREATE A VACATE PROCESS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY BEEN CONVICTED OF POSSESSING SMALL AMOUNTS OF MARIJUANA SO THAT THEY CAN HAVE THEIR RECORDS CLEARED; ESTABLISH A PROCESS TO UTILIZE RACIAL/ETHNIC IMPACT STATEMENTS FOR FUTURE LEGISLATION THAT MODIFIES NEW YORK'S PENAL CODE TO ENSURE TRANSPARENCY AND FAIRNESS.,RESTORING PAROLEE VOTING RIGHTS: OVER 37,000 NEW YORKERS ARE DENIED THE RIGHT TO VOTE BECAUSE THEY ARE ON PAROLE, AND THE VAST MAJORITY OF THAT POPULATION IS BLACK OR LATINO. VOTING IS A FUNDAMENTAL CIVIC DUTY AND SHOULD BE AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE RE-ENTRY PROCESS FOR SOMEONE RETURNING TO THEIR COMMUNITY,CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM: CREATION OF A SPECIAL PROSECUTOR TO BE ASSIGNED WHEN SOMEONE IS KILLED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT IN NEW YORK.,CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM: BILL FOR MORE COMPREHENSIVE DATA REPORTING, ENHANCED TRANSPARENCY THROUGH PUBLIC RELEASE OF THE DATA, AND STRONGER INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY PROTECTIONS FOR NEW YORKERS.,AN ACT TO AMEND THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW, IN RELATION TO AUTHORIZING ELIGIBLE DEFENDANTS, IN THE JUDICIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM WHO NEED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID ABUSE OR DEPENDENCE, TO RECEIVE CERTAIN MEDICALLY PRESCRIBED TREATMENT.,BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH TO ESTABLISH STANDARDS, AND REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION ON PAIN MANAGEMENT, PALLIATIVE CARE AND ADDICTION.,RELATES TO THE JUDICIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM FOR ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE OFFENDERS; REQUIRES COURT TO CONSIDER, REVIEW AND DOCUMENT EVIDENCE RELATING TO A DEFENDANT'S PROPENSITY FOR VIOLENT CONDUCT PRIOR TO ORDERING SUCH DEFENDANT INTO A JUDICIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM; ESTABLISHES THE CRIME OF UNAUTHORIZED DEPARTURE FROM A REHABILITATION FACILITY. BOARD; CODIFY PROVISIONS ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND EQUITY OF DISCRETIONARY FUNDING; REFORM THE UNIFORM LAND USE REVIEW PROCEDURE; CREATE A PROCESS TO INTEGRATE 197-A PLANS INTO LONG-TERM PLANNING; CONSIDER THE CREATION OF AN OFFICE OF INSPECTIONS; REFORM THE MAYOR’S MANAGEMENT REPORT; EXPAND PUBLIC ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT DATA, INFORMATION AND REPORTS INCLUDING THE WEBCASTING OF GOVERNMENT MEETINGS; CURB FURTHER THE OUTLAY OF PUBLIC FUNDS TO CANDIDATES FACING MINIMAL OPPOSITION; ESTABLISH A MORE STRINGENT "WAR CHEST" RESTRICTION TO LIMIT THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS RAISED IN ONE RACE FOR USE IN ANOTHER; CLOSE THE RUN-OFF LOOPHOLE THAT ALLOWS CANDIDATES TO KEEP UNUSED PUBLIC FUNDS GRANTED AT A RATE OF 1/4 OF THE PRIMARY MONEY RAISED; LIMIT STIPEND ALLOCATIONS FOR COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND LEADERSHIP POSITIONS; CREATE STRONGER AND MORE INDEPENDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES BY EMPOWERING ALL COMMITTEE CHAIRS TO SET THEIR OWN AGENDAS, SCHEDULE VOTES, AND PARTICIPATE IN THE HIRING AND FIRING DECISIONS FOR COMMITTEE STAFF; ENSURE A MORE EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF COUNCIL RESOURCES TO EACH COUNCIL MEMBER AND THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICT THAT IS NOT BASED ON POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS.,ENHANCE THE POWERS OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE INCLUDING THE ABILITY TO RECEIVE DOCUMENTS DIRECTLY FROM CITY AGENCIES AND ASSUME THE POWERS CURRENTLY UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF COPIC; EMPOWER THE BOROUGH PRESIDENTS TO CALL MONTHLY MEETINGS OF BOROUGH AGENCY HEADS; PROVIDE INDEPENDENT BUDGETS FOR THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE, BOROUGH PRESIDENTS AND THE CONFLICTS OF INTEREST BOARD; STRENGTHEN THE POWERS OF THE CIVILIAN COMPLAINT REVIEW BOARD INCLUDING THE ABILITY TO PROSECUTE SUBSTANTIATED CASES OF POLICE MISCONDUCT; MAKE PERMANENT THE COMMISSION TO COMBAT POLICE CORRUPTION; STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY BOARDS THROUGH INDEPENDENT BUDGETING AMONG OTHER REFORMS; ADD REPRESENTATION TO THE FRANCHISE AND CONCESSIONS REVIEW COMMITTEE; ADD REPRESENTATION TO THE BOARD OF STANDARDS AND APPEALS; STRENGTHEN CITY COUNCIL PARTICIPATION IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY BUDGET THROUGH REFORMS TO UNITS OF APPROPRIATION AND REVENUE PROJECTIONS; ESTABLISH A “TOP-TWO” ELECTION SYSTEM FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES; REFORM CITY COUNCIL REDISTRICTING; CHANGE THE APPOINTMENT STRUCTURE OF THE CONFLICTS OF INTEREST BOARD; CHANGE TERM LIMITS FOR CITY COUNCIL AND CITYWIDE OFFICIALS; BAN COUNCIL “LULUS” OR LEGISLATIVE STIPENDS; MAKE CHANGES TO COUNCIL SALARIES TAKE EFFECT AFTER THE NEXT COUNCIL ELECTION; ENHANCE DISCLOSURE OF OUTSIDE INCOME EARNED BY THE COUNCIL; TRANSFER LOBBYING REPORTING AND ENFORCEMENT TO THE CAMPAIGN FINANCE BOARD; CODIFY PROVISIONS ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND EQUITY OF DISCRETIONARY FUNDING; REFORM THE UNIFORM LAND USE REVIEW PROCEDURE; CREATE A PROCESS TO INTEGRATE 197-A PLANS INTO LONG-TERM PLANNING; CONSIDER THE CREATION OF AN OFFICE OF INSPECTIONS; REFORM THE MAYOR’S MANAGEMENT REPORT; EXPAND PUBLIC ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT DATA, INFORMATION AND REPORTS INCLUDING THE WEBCASTING OF GOVERNMENT MEETINGS; CURB FURTHER THE OUTLAY OF PUBLIC FUNDS TO CANDIDATES FACING MINIMAL OPPOSITION; ESTABLISH A MORE STRINGENT "WAR CHEST" RESTRICTION TO LIMIT THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS RAISED IN ONE RACE FOR USE IN ANOTHER; CLOSE THE RUN-OFF LOOPHOLE THAT ALLOWS CANDIDATES TO KEEP UNUSED PUBLIC FUNDS GRANTED AT A RATE OF 1/4 OF THE PRIMARY MONEY RAISED; LIMIT STIPEND ALLOCATIONS FOR COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND LEADERSHIP POSITIONS; CREATE STRONGER AND MORE INDEPENDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES BY EMPOWERING ALL COMMITTEE CHAIRS TO SET THEIR OWN AGENDAS, SCHEDULE VOTES, AND PARTICIPATE IN THE HIRING AND FIRING DECISIONS FOR COMMITTEE STAFF; ENSURE A MORE EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF COUNCIL RESOURCES TO EACH COUNCIL MEMBER AND THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICT THAT IS NOT BASED ON POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS.,INT. NO. 524- EMPOWER THE BOROUGH PRESIDENTS TO CALL MONTHLY MEETINGS OF BOROUGH AGENCY HEADS,INT. NO. 646- CURB FURTHER THE OUTLAY OF PUBLIC FUNDS TO CANDIDATES FACING MINIMAL OPPOSITION,REQUIRE THAT DISCRETIONARY FUNDING BE DISTRIBUTED EQUALLY TO ALL 51 MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.,APPOINTMENT OF MARIA GUASTELLA AS CITY BOARD OF ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER,OFFICE OF MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT REFORMS INCLUDING WEBCASTING AND TELEVISING GOVERNMENT PROCEEDINGS IN REAL-TIME, ARCHIVING PROCEEDINGS AND RELATED MATERIALS ON RELEVANT CITY WEBSITES, CREATING APPLICATIONS ALLOWING FOR INFORMATION DISSEMINATION ON GOVERNMENT PROCEEDINGS, AND CONSOLIDATING AGENCY SOCIAL MEDIA SITES TOGETHER,REQUIRE THE CITY BOARD OF ELECTIONS TO REPORT TO THE MAYOR’S PRELIMINARY AND FINAL MANAGEMENT REPORT,MAKE PERMANENT THE COMMISSION TO COMBAT POLICE CORRUPTION,ADD REPRESENTATION TO THE FRANCHISE AND CONCESSIONS REVIEW COMMITTEE; REQUIRING CITY AGENCIES TO REPORT ON NUMBER OF NEW YORKERS THEY REGISTERED ANNUALLY PURSUANT TO THE PRO-VOTER LAW; CODIFY PROVISIONS ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND EQUITY OF DISCRETIONARY FUNDING; ADD REPRESENTATION TO THE BOARD OF STANDARDS AND APPEALS; AND DIVERSIFY THE APPOINTING AUTHORITIES OF THE COIB.,STRENGTHEN CITY COUNCIL PARTICIPATION IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY BUDGET THROUGH REFORMS TO UNITS OF APPROPRIATION AND REVENUE PROJECTIONS,CREATE A DYNAMIC ONLINE APPLICATION FORM FOR THE PUBLIC TO APPLY TO BECOME POLL WORKERS; CREATE A MUNICIPAL POLL WORKER PROGRAM,INCREASE RANGE OF PENALTIES POLICE COMMISSIONER CAN ASSESS FOR POLICE MISCONDUCT,PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF CITY BOARD MEETINGS, INCLUDING WEBCASTING OF CITY BOARD MEETINGS; REQUIRE THE BOARD TO POST SAMPLE BALLOTS ON THE BOARD’S WEBSITE PRIOR TO ELECTION DAY,STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY BOARDS THROUGH INDEPENDENT BUDGETING; ESTABLISH A FORMAL PROCESS FOR FILLING APPOINTMENTS,INT. NO. 646- CURB FURTHER THE OUTLAY OF PUBLIC FUNDS TO CANDIDATES FACING MINIMAL OPPOSITION,INT. NO. 29- CREATES A SINGLE PORTAL FOR CITY GOVERNMENT DATA, CREATES OPEN DATA STANDARDS FOR CITY AGENCIES AND ENSURES INCREASED PUBLIC ACCESS TO THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION,INT. NO. 431- PUBLICATION OF THE PUBLIC DATA DIRECTORY BY THE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
 ,INT. NO. 613- SEND EMAIL NOTIFICATIONS OF ELECTION DATES, DEADLINES FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS AND OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION TO NEW YORKERS WHO SIGN UP FOR SUCH UPDATES OR TO THOSE WHO PROVIDE EMAIL ADDRESSES.,INT. NO. 132- IMPROVE WEBCASTING OF COUNCIL HEARINGS TO ENSURE PUBLIC ACCESS TO COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.,RECONVENING COPIC, FOIL COMPLIANCE, PUBLICATION OF THE PUBLIC DATA DIRECTORY
 ,PUBLISH THE GREEN BOOK ONLINE,EXPANSION OF THE CAMPAIGN FINANCE BOARD VOTER GUIDE TO INCLUDE FEDERAL AND STATE ELECTIONS
 ,REINSTATE POLICY MINIMIZING ABILITY OF POLICE OFFICERS TO MAKE FALSE STATEMENTS
 ,PACKAGE OF REFORMS IMPACTING STATE LAW AND DETERMINATIONS OF CITY PENSION BOARDS
 ,REDISTRICTING REFORM,TRANSPARENCY-RELATED ISSUES INCLUDING COMPLIANCE WITH FOIL REQUESTS,ELECTION REFORM,CALLING OF SPECIAL ELECTIONS
 ,JUDICIAL SALARY INCREASES,STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLIC AFFAIRS CHANNEL,REQUIRING THE CORPORATION COUNSEL TO SUBMIT QUARTERLY REPORTS TO THE CITY COUNCIL, COMPTROLLER AND CCRB DETAILING THE NUMBER AND DISPOSITION OF CIVIL ACTIONS FILED AGAINST THE NYPD. ES LOBBIED: HCRA 2000 (CHAPTER 1 OF THE LAWS OF 1999, FORMERLY A.9093) HCRA 1996 (CHAPTER 639 OF THE LAWS OF 1996) PART-TIME CLINIC REGULATIONS (CHAPTER 585 OF THE LAWS OF 1999) MEDICAID MANAGED CARE STATUTE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE CONVERSION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT (CHAPTER 649 OF THE LAWS OF 1996 AND NYS SSL.364-J) NEW YORK PATIENT OCCURRENCE REPORTING AND TRACKING SYSTEM (NYPORTS) NYS BUDGET, CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH SECTION INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS ENACTED SFY 2007-08 NYS BUDGET HEAL-N.Y. CAPITOL GRANTS PROGRAM ENACTED SFT CHARITY CARE “TIMOTHY’S LAW” – MENTAL HEALTH PARITY MEDICAID APCS NYS BDCC HOSPITAL COMPLIANCE GUIDANCE DOH PERINATAL SYMPOSIUM NYS BUDGET, CLINICAL LAB LICENSURE AUCTION RATE SECURITIES AND DOH FINANCING FEES FISCAL POLICY MEETING DOH, HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENTAL DEMONSTRATION DOH, MEDICAID RATE ISSUES HOSPITAL COMPLIANCE GUIDE PAYMENT POLICY REGARDING SELECTED ADVERSE EVENTS (NYPORTS) STEERING GROUP NYS BUDGET, DETOX PROPOSAL DOH, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE LAW DOH & OMH, APGS MEETING DOH, REBASING NYS OMH CLINICAL AND FISCAL SUBCOMMITTEES MEDICAID MANAGED CARE ADVISORY REVIEW PANEL (MMCARP) INDIGENT CARE NYS DOH – PREVENTION AGENDA/COMMUNITY SERVICE PLAN PROPOSALS NYS, BUDGET ARTICLE VII DOH, CONFIDENTIALITY ISSUES EDUCATION LAW, ARTICLE 131 GOVERNOR PATERSON'S MID-YEAR DEFICIT REDUCTION ACT PROPOSAL (SFY 09-10) view top 100 |
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 OPWDD: KERRY DELANY, KEVIN VALENCHIS, KATE MARLEY, JILL PETTINGER, KATE BISHOP, MEGAN O'CONNOR, HELENE DESANTO; JEFF WISE, LAURA DARMEN – JUSTICE CENTER
 
 
 OTDA: SHARON DEVINE, DONNA FORINO, LINDA GLASSMAN, BARBARA GUINN 
 
 NYSOFA: CORINDA CROSSDALE, GREG OLSEN, 
 
 
 
 LT GOV HOUCHUL; ALPHONSO DAVID, SETH AGATA, FRAN BARRETT, LISA TIMONY; DAVID LOBL; 
 ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC SCHNEIDERMAN; 
 
 
 NYEC DAVID WHITLINGER
 
 ELIZABETH CAMBRA, OPWDD; CEYLANE MEYERSRUFF, OPWDD LAURA ROSENTHAL, ROGER BEARDEN, ABIBA KINDO, LESLIE FULD, DONNA MACKEY, SCOTT SANDWICK, SALLY BERRY, MARYELLEN MOESER, CHRISTINE MULLER, DONNA CATER - DOH
 AMY STEINER AND KATHLEEN MCCARTAN – NYSED ON ACCESS VR; ANDREW KARHAN, DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT POLICY, NYESS; NYSOFA JOHN CONCORAN; 
 CHUCK SZUBERLA, NYSED; MEETING WITH DEC DEPUTY COMMISSIONER JAMES F. GENNARO; 
 
 
 NYC DEPUTY MAYOR BARRIOS-PAOLI; NYC COUNCIL MEMBERS - MAISEL, WEPRIN, JOHNSON, LEVINE, GREENFIELD, ROSENTHAL; NYC COUNCIL MEMBERS, QUEENS BP MELINDA KATZ, SARAH HASS, JOANNE BAILEY, STACIE SANCHEZ (HRA); SARAH BENNETT, JEAN-MARIE CALLAN (CEO), STACIE EVANS (WKDEV); VLAD MARTINEZ (CM MENCHACA); NORAH YAHYA, LATONIA MCKINNEY, STEVE LEVIN, RAMI METAL; KAREN TAYLOR, DIRECTOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, DFTA; THE FRIEDLANDERS; AVI FINK, PINCHAS RINGEL; BEN SMITH (CM LANDER); MARGARET CHIN, PAUL VALLONE
 
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 AM BUTLER; AM WEINSTEIN; LG HOCHUL; VARGAS (SPKR); QUEENS BP MELINDA KATZ, RICHARD LEE, AARON CYPERSTEIN; MIKE RIVENDENYERA; STEVE LEVIN, MATT OJALA (LEVIN STAFF); AMANDA MENICHINI (WEPRIN STAFF); STACIE EVANS (MAYOR'S OFFICE OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT); MICHAELA DANIEL (OFFICE OF DM BUERY); ALEXIS CONFER; LEE WELLINGTON, VLAD MARTINEZ (MENCHACA STAFF); SIMCHA EICHENSTEIN (OFFICE OF DM LILLIAM BARRIOS PAOLI); QUEENS BP MELINDA KATZ, RICHARD LEE, AARON CYPERSTEIN; RICHARD LEE (BP KATZ); JENNIE BERGER (MMV), IVAN ACOSTA (CM FERRERAS), JAMES REYES (FINANCE); AMY SLATTERY (CM LEVINE); GREG MITCHELL (CM ULRICH); CM ANDY COHEN, KATE THEOBALD; SINDRI MCDONALD (CM TORRES STAFF), ELLEN GUSTAFON (CM GARODNICK), LUCAS ACOSTA (CM RODRIGUEZ), ETHAN LUSTIG-ELGRABLY (CM TREYGER); MICHAEL RIVADENEYRA (VACCA); JENNIE BERGER (MMV), IVAN ACOSTA (CM FERRERAS), JAMES REYES (FINANCE); KATY GAUL STIGGE, STACI EVANS (WKDEV); MERCEDES BUCHANAN (CM RICHARDS); GREG MITCHELL (CM ULRICH); ERIN MCGILL, SUSAN SCHEER (COMPTROLLER STRINGER); JERREL BURNEY (CM RICHARDS); NISHA AGARWAL, KAVITA PAWRIA-SANCHEZ (MOIA); UDAI TAMBAR; ERIC ADAMS (BK BP); GENEVIEVE MICHEL (CM GARODNICK); SINDRI MCDONALD (CM TORRES); ANNIE MEREDITH, JENNY WAY (MOCS); DONNA CORRADO (DFTA), KAREN TAYLOR, JENNIE VENTURA; MARGARET CHIN, YUME KITASEI
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 MARGARET CHIN; ROSIE MENDEZ; COREY JOHNSON; DAN GARODNICK; BEN KALLOS; HELEN ROSENTHAL; MARK LEVINE; MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO; INEZ DICKENS; YDANIS RODRIGUEZ; ANDREW COHEN; ANDY KING; JIMMY VACCA; FERNANDO CABRERA; RICHIE TORRES; VANESSA GIBSON; MARIA DEL CARMEN ARROYO; ANNABEL PALMA; PAUL VALLONE; PETER KOO; JULISSA FERRERAS; COSTA CONSTANTINIDES; MARK WEPRIN; RORY LANCEMAN; DANIEL DROMM; JIMMY VAN BRAMER; DANEEK MILLER; RUBEN WILLS; KAREN KOSLOWITZ; LIZ CROWLEY; DONAVAN RICHARDS; ERIC ULRICH; STEVE LEVIN; ANTONIO REYNOSO; LAURIE CUMBO; ROBERT CORNEGY; RAPHAEL ESPINAL; CARLOS MENCHACA; BRAD LANDER; MATHIEU EUGENE; DARLENE MEALY; INEZ BARRON; VINCENT GENTILE; DAVID GREENFIELD; JUMAANE WILLIAMS; ALAN MAISEL; MARK TREYGER; CHAIM DEUTSCH; DEBI ROSE; STEVEN MATTEO; VINCENT IGNIZIO; 
 
 
 GOVERNOR CUOMO, BILL MULROW; 
 
 ASSEMBLY MEMBERS: KAMINSKY, WALKER, RYAN, 
 KATIE CODEY, ELANA SIGALL
 
 OPWDD: KERRY DELANY, KEVIN VALENCHIS, KATE MARLEY, JILL PETTINGER, KATE BISHOP, MEGAN O'CONNOR, HELENE DESANTO; JEFF WISE, LAURA DARMEN – JUSTICE CENTER
 
 
 OTDA: SHARON DEVINE, DONNA FORINO, LINDA GLASSMAN, BARBARA GUINN 
 
 NYSOFA: CORINDA CROSSDALE, GREG OLSEN, 
 
 
 
 LT GOV HOUCHUL; ALPHONSO DAVID, SETH AGATA, FRAN BARRETT, LISA TIMONY; DAVID LOBL; 
 ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC SCHNEIDERMAN; 
 
 
 NYEC DAVID WHITLINGER
 
 ELIZABETH CAMBRA, OPWDD; CEYLANE MEYERSRUFF, OPWDD LAURA ROSENTHAL, ROGER BEARDEN, ABIBA KINDO, LESLIE FULD, DONNA MACKEY, SCOTT SANDWICK, SALLY BERRY, MARYELLEN MOESER, CHRISTINE MULLER, DONNA CATER - DOH
 AMY STEINER AND KATHLEEN MCCARTAN – NYSED ON ACCESS VR; ANDREW KARHAN, DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYMENT POLICY, NYESS; NYSOFA JOHN CONCORAN; 
 CHUCK SZUBERLA, NYSED; MEETING WITH DEC DEPUTY COMMISSIONER JAMES F. GENNARO; 
 
 
 NYC DEPUTY MAYOR BARRIOS-PAOLI; NYC COUNCIL MEMBERS - MAISEL, WEPRIN, JOHNSON, LEVINE, GREENFIELD, ROSENTHAL; NYC COUNCIL MEMBERS, QUEENS BP MELINDA KATZ, SARAH HASS, JOANNE BAILEY, STACIE SANCHEZ (HRA); SARAH BENNETT, JEAN-MARIE CALLAN (CEO), STACIE EVANS (WKDEV); VLAD MARTINEZ (CM MENCHACA); NORAH YAHYA, LATONIA MCKINNEY, STEVE LEVIN, RAMI METAL; KAREN TAYLOR, DIRECTOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, DFTA; THE FRIEDLANDERS; AVI FINK, PINCHAS RINGEL; BEN SMITH (CM LANDER); MARGARET CHIN, PAUL VALLONE
 
 M APRIL
 AM BUTLER; AM WEINSTEIN; LG HOCHUL; VARGAS (SPKR); QUEENS BP MELINDA KATZ, RICHARD LEE, AARON CYPERSTEIN; MIKE RIVENDENYERA; STEVE LEVIN, MATT OJALA (LEVIN STAFF); AMANDA MENICHINI (WEPRIN STAFF); STACIE EVANS (MAYOR'S OFFICE OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT); MICHAELA DANIEL (OFFICE OF DM BUERY); ALEXIS CONFER; LEE WELLINGTON, VLAD MARTINEZ (MENCHACA STAFF); SIMCHA EICHENSTEIN (OFFICE OF DM LILLIAM BARRIOS PAOLI); QUEENS BP MELINDA KATZ, RICHARD LEE, AARON CYPERSTEIN; RICHARD LEE (BP KATZ); JENNIE BERGER (MMV), IVAN ACOSTA (CM FERRERAS), JAMES REYES (FINANCE); AMY SLATTERY (CM LEVINE); GREG MITCHELL (CM ULRICH); CM ANDY COHEN, KATE THEOBALD; SINDRI MCDONALD (CM TORRES STAFF), ELLEN GUSTAFON (CM GARODNICK), LUCAS ACOSTA (CM RODRIGUEZ), ETHAN LUSTIG-ELGRABLY (CM TREYGER); MICHAEL RIVADENEYRA (VACCA); JENNIE BERGER (MMV), IVAN ACOSTA (CM FERRERAS), JAMES REYES (FINANCE); KATY GAUL STIGGE, STACI EVANS (WKDEV); MERCEDES BUCHANAN (CM RICHARDS); GREG MITCHELL (CM ULRICH); ERIN MCGILL, SUSAN SCHEER (COMPTROLLER STRINGER); JERREL BURNEY (CM RICHARDS); NISHA AGARWAL, KAVITA PAWRIA-SANCHEZ (MOIA); UDAI TAMBAR; ERIC ADAMS (BK BP); GENEVIEVE MICHEL (CM GARODNICK); SINDRI MCDONALD (CM TORRES); ANNIE MEREDITH, JENNY WAY (MOCS); DONNA CORRADO (DFTA), KAREN TAYLOR, JENNIE VENTURA; MARGARET CHIN, YUME KITASEI
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 MARGARET CHIN; ROSIE MENDEZ; COREY JOHNSON; DAN GARODNICK; BEN KALLOS; HELEN ROSENTHAL; MARK LEVINE; MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO; INEZ DICKENS; YDANIS RODRIGUEZ; ANDREW COHEN; ANDY KING; JIMMY VACCA; FERNANDO CABRERA; RICHIE TORRES; VANESSA GIBSON; MARIA DEL CARMEN ARROYO; ANNABEL PALMA; PAUL VALLONE; PETER KOO; JULISSA FERRERAS; COSTA CONSTANTINIDES; MARK WEPRIN; RORY LANCEMAN; DANIEL DROMM; JIMMY VAN BRAMER; DANEEK MILLER; RUBEN WILLS; KAREN KOSLOWITZ; LIZ CROWLEY; DONAVAN RICHARDS; ERIC ULRICH; STEVE LEVIN; ANTONIO REYNOSO; LAURIE CUMBO; ROBERT CORNEGY; RAPHAEL ESPINAL; CARLOS MENCHACA; BRAD LANDER; MATHIEU EUGENE; DARLENE MEALY; INEZ BARRON; VINCENT GENTILE; DAVID GREENFIELD; JUMAANE WILLIAMS; ALAN MAISEL; MARK TREYGER; CHAIM DEUTSCH; DEBI ROSE; STEVEN MATTEO; VINCENT IGNIZIO; 
 
 
 GOVERNOR CUOMO, BILL MULROW; 
 
 ASSEMBLY MEMBERS: KAMINSKY, WALKER, RYAN,,MEYER, BRINDISI, GJONI, SILVER, BROOK-KRASNY, MORELLE, LEVINE; ENGLEBRIGHT, GOTTFRIED; HEVESI SPEAKER HEASTIE; LUPARDO CYMBOWITZ, KAVANGH AND STAFF JARRET BERG
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER GJONJ STAFF: ILIRJAN FUNDO, NATHALIA FERNANDEZ; JENNIFER MARRERO, ASSEMBLY STAFF. 
 ASSEMBLY AGING CENTRAL STAFF: ERIN CUNNINGHAM, FELICIA REID, ABREE HAYDRICK,, GIOVANNI WARREN
 
 SENATOR FLANAGAN; SENATOR KLEIN; SENATOR SERINO & STAFF CAROLINE CHAUVIN; SENATOR SAVINO STAFF FAITH FAMULARO SENATOR GOLDEN AND STAFF BOB HERZ; SEN. FELDER; SENATOR HANNON STAFF KRISTIN SINCLAIR; SENATOR SEWARD
 
 CHRISTINA COUGHLIN, NYSED; MARK KISSINGER NYS DOH; 
 
 PAULA GAVIN, LARIAN ANGELO (OMB), LISETTE CAMILO, JENNY WAY, DAHNNY ROMAN; PAKHI SENGUPTA (DM LBP); IVAN LUEAVANOS; NICK WIDOWSKI; DANNY PEARLSTEIN, BILL CHONG, ANTHONY NG, SANDRA GUTIERREZ, RONG ZANG; SUSAN HASKELL; LATONIA MCKINNEY, REGINA POREDA RYAN, NATHAN TOTH; ANDREA FASTENBERG (NYC LAW DEPARTMENT), ELISSA GRANICK, SCOTT ULREY, JEFFREY WERNER AND ZACHARY PYLE (OMB); TONY SHORRIS, URSULINA RAMIREZ; EMMA WOLFE; STEVE BANKS, JENNIFER YEAW, MOLLY MURPHY (HRA), NISHA AGARWAL (MOIA); DIRK MCCALL; PV ANANTHARAM, ALLISON BRICKE; MAYOR DE BLASIO; AYA KEEFE; JOHN PAUL LUPO, , GALE BREWER AND JESSICA MATES, RAFAEL ESPINAL; UDAI TAMBAR, MICHAELA DANIEL (OFFICE OF DEPUTY MAYOR RICH BUERY); VANESSA DIAZ LOPEZ (CM MENDEZ)
 ,JULY AUGUST
 NYSOFA STEVE SYZDEK; ANGELIA SMITH-WILSON, LAVAZZO, ABBEY (AGING) SCOTT, COLLEEN (AGING) WASHINGTON, JENNIFER (AGING); LINDA GLASSMAN OTDA; BARBARA GUINN, OTDA; JACKIE MCMANUS & DONNA CATER NYSDOH; ANDY SINK NYS OMH DOL; 
 
 SENATOR RIVERA
 
 REGINA PODERA-RYAN (COUNCIL FINANCE); CATALINA CRUZ, CHRILHIEN FRANCISCO; PIERRECHARLES PIERRE (FDNY); DAVID SUAREZ (CM EUGENE); KATY GAUL-STIGGE, STACIE EVANS, CHRIS NEALE (WKDEV)
 
 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
 
 EARL JEFFERSON OPWDD; MA HEVESI’S COS BRENT WEITZBERG & LAUREN CAPOZZI; P&C: JENNIFER MARRERO, ANTHONY LINO, BECCA MUDIE; ERIN SMITH, NATISHA ALEXANDER W&M; ANNE BINSELL, OPW COUNSEL; JENNIFER UNSER NYSOFA; 
 
 JUSTIN K. TERES, ESQ., COUNSEL OFFICE OF SENATOR JOSE R. PERALTA ; SENATOR DIANE SAVINO AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER NICOLE MALLIOTAKIS
 
 CHRIS NEAL (WIB/WKDEV), SARAH HASS, STACIE SANCHEZ HARE, AND LISA GALE VAN BRACKLE (HRA)
 NOV DEC
 NYSDOT – BILL HOWE & TOM VAUGHN, GENE KOSOY; DOB- LOU RAFFAELE; CHELSEA MULLER, GOSR (GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF STORM RECOVERY; EMPIRE STATE DEVELOPMENT CORP BRENDA GROBER; GENE GENNADIY NYSDOT; RYAN SILVER ESD; DOB JOE FIORE ; MARK KISSINGER, DAN SHEPPARD DOH; STAFF MEMBERS OF GOVERNOR CUOMO'S OFFICE - NORAH YATES , ALPHONSO DAVID, FRAN BARRETT
 
 
 OPWDD TAMMIE DEVINE, ELLIE SMITH
 
 NYS ASSEMBLY MEMBERS CYMBROWITZ, BORELLI, GABARINO; 
 SENATOR JOHN FLANAGAN
 
 VERONICA DURON, JESSICA NALEPA, KERRY KINIRON, JENNIFER BECKER-POLLETT AND MANDY BOWERS; NYC COUNCIL MEMBERS ESPINAL AND GREENFIELD
 
 IVAN LUEVANOS, OFFICE OF SPEAKER MELISSA MARK-VIVERITO; ERIC COLCHAMIRO, DOHMH DIRECTOR OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS; MAYOR BILL DE BLASIO, JON PAUL LUPO (DIRECTOR OF CITY LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS), JONI KLETTER (CHIEF OF STAFF FOR CITY LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS), PINNY RINGEL (SENIOR COMMUNITY LIASON FOR OFFICE OF THE MAYOR)
 
 
 EMBLY; NEW YORK
 STATE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET; NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF HOUSING AND
 COMMUNITY RENEWAL; NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH; SARA ROTHSTEIN,
 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH; NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR; NEW
 YORK STATE BOARD OF REGENTS; NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE, REP.
 NYDIA VELAZQUEZ. , 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER RHODA S. JACOBS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ELLEN JAFFEE AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MARK C. JOHNS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER STEVE KATZ AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER BRIAN KAVANAGH AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHAEL KEARNS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICAH KELLNER AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER RONALD T. KIM AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER BRIAN M. KOLB AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER KIERAN MICHAEL LALOR AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER CHARLES D. LAVINE AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JOSEPH R. LENTOL AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER BARBARA S. LIFTON AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER PETER LOPEZ AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DONNA A. LUPARDO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER CHAD A. LUPINACCI AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER WILLIAM MAGEE AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER WILLIAM B. MAGNARELLI AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER NICOLE MALLIOTAKIS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MARGARET M. MARKEY AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER SHELLEY MAYER AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JOHN T. MCDONALD III AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DAVID G. MCDONOUGH AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DAVID G. MCDONOUGH AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER THOMAS MCKEVITT AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER STEVE MCLAUGHLIN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHAEL MILLER AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JOAN L. MILLMAN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHAEL MONTESANO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JOSEPH MORELLE AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER WALTER T. MOSLEY III AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER FRANCISCO P. MOYA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER BILL NOJAY AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER CATHERINE T. NOLAN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ROBERT C. OAKS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DANIEL J. O'DONNELL AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER FELIX W. ORTIZ AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER STEVEN OTIS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER PHILIP A. PALMESANO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ANTHONY PALUMBO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER AMY R. PAULIN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER CRYSTAL D. PEOPLES-STOKES AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER N. NICK PERRY AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER VICTOR PICHARDO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JAMES GARY PRETLOW AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DAN QUART AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER EDWARD P. RA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ANDREW P. RAIA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER PHILIP R. RAMOS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ,ASSEMBLYMEMBER JOSE RIVERA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER SAM ROBERTS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ANNETTE M. ROBINSON AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ROBERT J. RODRIGUEZ AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER GABRIELLA ROSA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER LINDA ROSENTHAL AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER NILY D. ROZIC AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ADDIE J. RUSSELL AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER SEAN RYAN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JOSEPH SALADINO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ANGELO L. SANTABARBARA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHELLE SCHIMEL AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ROBIN L. SCHIMMINGER AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER LUIS R. SEPULVEDA AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER SHELDON SILVER AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHAEL SIMANOWITZ AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ARAVELLA SIMOTAS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER FRANK SKARTADOS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JAMES G. SKOUFIS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHAELLE C SOLAGES AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DANIEL G. STEC AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER PHILLIP G. STECK AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ALBERT A. STIRPE AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER ROBERT K. SWEENEY AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER JAMES N. TEDISCO AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER CLAUDIA TENNEY AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER FRED W. THIELE, JR. AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MATTHEW TITONE AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER MICHELE R. TITUS AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER RAYMOND WALTER AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER HELENE E. WEINSTEIN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER HARVEY WEISENBERG AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER DAVID WEPRIN AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER KEITH L.T. WRIGHT AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER, 
 ASSEMBLYMEMBER KENNETH ZEBROWSKI AND STAFF TO THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER
 ,GOVERNOR ANDREW CUOMO
 COMMISSIONER NIRAV SHAH, MD
 JAMES WRYNN, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES; COMMISSIONER KAREN CARPENTER PALUMBO; ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC SCHNEIDERMAN; DEPUTY COMMISSIONER JAMES CLYNE; DEPUTY COMMISSIONER RACHEL BLOCK; PEGGIE BONNEAU, OASAS; KATHLEEN SINNOT, OASAS; PAT ANDERS, DOH; ELLEN ANDERSON, DOH; JUDY ARNOLD, DOH; GREG ALLEN, DOH; ANGELA WRIGHT, DOH; JONATHAN KARMEL, DOH; LINDA LACEWELL, SPECIAL ASSISTANT, GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; SABRINA TY, LEGISLATIVE DEPUTY, GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; STEPHEN AUGUST, NYS ASSEMBLY; ROBERT KENT, OASAS; MICHAEL PARIS, SOFA; BUDGET DIRECTOR ROBERT MEGNE; RICHARD BELL, WCB; GUS BIRKHEAD, DOH; TOM BURKE, DOH; JANET COHN, DOH; SUSAN DONNELLAN, SID; JIM FIGGE, DOH; DONNA FRESCATORE, DOH; FOSTER GESTEN, MD, DOH; VALERIE GREY, SED; PAT HALE, MD, DOH; AL KAPLAN, DOB; MARK KISSINGER, DOH; VALLENCIA LLOYD, DOH; LISA MCMURDO, DOH; ANNA COLLELLO, DOH; SHARON MILLER, DOH; JOHN HOWARD, GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; KIMBERLY O’CONNOR, SIG; TROY OESCHNER, SID; JOHN TORIELLO, OMH; SYLVIA PIRANI, DOH; JUDITH LECOMB, DOH; KRISTEN PROUD, GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; WALTER RAMOS, SED; ROBERT REED, DOH; LORETTA SANTILLI, DOH; JAMES COX, SIG; SARA BONAM WELGE, DOH; KYLE RESTINA, DOH; LYNN STEVENS, DOH; DAWN MARVEL, DOH; ROBERT BENTLEY, SED; JIM GIGLIO, DOH; JENNIFER TREACY, DOH; ZACH WEISS, WCB; KATHLEEN BOYD, WCB; CHERYL WOOD, WCB; JOSEPH SALAMON, WCB; JOSEPH PENNISI, WCB; LISA ULMAN, GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; JOHN FREDERICK, SED; HAMPTON FINER, SID; MARTIN SCHWARTZMAN, SID; GAURAV VASISHT, GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; PETER DRAO, NYS SENATE; LISA VURA WEIS, NYS SENATE; TOM ZYRA, SID; MERLINE SMITH, SID; CHERYL WOOD, WORKERS COMPENSATION BOARD; JEFF FENSTER, WORKERS COMPENSATION BOARD,SENATOR JOSEPH P. ADDABBO, JR. AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR TONY AVELLA AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR GREG BALL AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOHN J. BONACIC AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR PHILIP M. BOYLE AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR NEIL BRESLIN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR DAVID S. CARLUCCI AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOHN A. DEFRANCISCO AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR RUBEN DIAZ AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MARTIN DILAN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR ADRIANO ESPAILLAT AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR HUGH T. FARLEY AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR SIMCHA FELDER AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOHN J. FLANAGAN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR PATRICK M. GALLIVAN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MICHAEL N. GIANARIS AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR TERRY W. GIPSON AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MARTIN GOLDEN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOSEPH A. GRIFFO AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MARK J. GRISANTI AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR KEMP HANNON AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR RUTH HASSELL-THOMPSON AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR BRAD M. HOYLMAN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR TIMOTHY M. KENNEDY AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JEFFREY KLEIN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR LIZ KRUEGER AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR ANDREW J. LANZA AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR WILLIAM LARKIN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR GEORGE S. LATIMER AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR KENNETH P. LAVALLE AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR THOMAS LIBOUS AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR ELIZABETH LITTLE AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR CARL MARCELLINO AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR KATHLEEN A. MARCHIONE AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JACK M. MARTINS AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR GEORGE MAZIARZ AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR VELMANETTE MONTGOMERY AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MICHAEL NOZZOLIO AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR TED O'BRIEN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR THOMAS F. O'MARA AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR KEVIN PARKER AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOSÉ PERALTA AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR BILL PERKINS AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MICHAEL H. RANZENHOFER AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR PATRICIA A. RITCHIE AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR GUSTAVO RIVERA AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOSEPH E. ROBACH AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOHN L. SAMPSON AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JAMES SANDERS, JR. AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR DIANE J. SAVINO AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JOSÉ M. SERRANO AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR JAMES L. SEWARD AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR DEAN G. SKELOS AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR MALCOLM SMITH AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR DANIEL L. SQUADRON AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR TOBY STAVISKY AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR ANDREA STEWART-COUSINS AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR CECILIA TKACZYK AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR DAVID VALESKY AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR CATHARINE YOUNG AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR, 
 SENATOR LEE M. ZELDIN AND STAFF TO THE SENATOR
 CE STAFF; STATE SENATE; STATE ASSEMBLY; NEW YORK
 STATE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET; NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF HOUSING AND
 COMMUNITY RENEWAL; NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH; SARA ROTHSTEIN,
 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH; NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR; NEW
 YORK STATE BOARD OF REGENTS; NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE, REP.
 NYDIA VELAZQUEZ.
 
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