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A 4702

NY HOUSE

Relates to decisions by the state board on electric generation; repealer

2025-2026 Regular Session
Introduced by Paul Bologna, Steve Hawley,

Bill A 4702 seeks to streamline electric generation oversight by potentially repealing outdated regulations, impacting the state board, companies, and consumer electricity costs.

HELD FOR CONSIDERATION IN ENERGY
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A 653

NY HOUSE

Prohibits municipal corporations from adopting local laws, ordinances, regulations, or policies that prohibit certain utility services from being delivered based on the type or source of energy

2025-2026 Regular Session
Introduced by Joe Angelino, Andrea Bailey, Will Barclay and 16 other co-sponsors

Preempts local bans on utility service by energy type or source; requires cities to deliver services without discrimination by energy, ensuring universal access.

REFERRED TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
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A 7363

NY HOUSE

Relates to protecting the communication rights of individuals with disabilities

2025-2026 Regular Session
Introduced by Stacey Pheffer Amato, Khaleel Anderson, Joe Angelino and 92 other co-sponsors

Protects the communication rights of individuals with disabilities by requiring accessible communication supports from public entities and service providers.

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A 3217

NY HOUSE

Relates to segregated confinement; repealer

2025-2026 Regular Session
Introduced by Joe Angelino, Andrea Bailey, Will Barclay and 27 other co-sponsors

Bill A 3217 repeals segregated confinement in correctional facilities, promoting rehabilitation and mental health support for inmates while requiring new disciplinary measures.

HELD FOR CONSIDERATION IN CORRECTION
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A 6258

NY HOUSE

Relates to contraband screening at correctional facilities

2025-2026 Regular Session
Introduced by Joe Angelino, Andrea Bailey, Will Barclay and 16 other co-sponsors

Bill A 6258 enhances security in correctional facilities by implementing advanced contraband screening, training staff, and requiring audits to ensure safety for inmates and staff.

REFERRED TO CORRECTION
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