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NY Mil L § 186 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 9 - Armories 186 - Disposition of Real Property of the State Devoted to the Use of the Organized Militia.

§ 186. Disposition of real property of the state devoted to the use of   the  organized  militia.   Whenever the adjutant general shall determine   that any real property owned by the state and devoted to the use of  the   organized  militia  is no longer needed or adapted for such use, he may,   with the approval of the director of the budget, make and file with  the   commissioner  of  general  services  a  certificate  in  writing of such   determination and a consent that such real property be sold or exchanged   by  the  commissioner  of  general  services  in  accordance  with   the   provisions  of  section  twenty-five  of  the  public  lands law.   Such   certificate shall be accompanied by, annexed to, or  endorsed  upon,  an   accurate map and description of such real property.
NY Mil L § 187 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 9 - Armories 187 - Armory Employees; Grades, Employment, Duties and Compensation.

§ 187. Armory  employees; grades, employment, duties and compensation.   1. Positions created  to  provide  for  the  security,  maintenance  and   operation  of  armories,  including  the surrounding premises and public   property located therein, notwithstanding the provisions  of  any  other   law,  shall  be classified and allocated to salary grades for comparable   positions in the classified service of the state as set forth in section   one hundred thirty of the civil service law.2.  Subject  to  the  provisions  of  this  chapter  and  within   the   appropriation  therefor,  the  adjutant  general  shall  employ, assign,   transfer and discharge as many employees of each classification or grade   as may be necessary. Subject to the approval  of  the  director  of  the   budget,  the  adjutant  general  may classify or reclassify, allocate or   reallocate any  position  established  under  subdivision  one  of  this   section for the purpose of providing appropriate title, salary grade and   rate   of   compensation   which   may  be  descriptive  of  duties  and   responsibilities.   Notwithstanding any other  law  or  any  general  or   special  statute  to  the  contrary,  when  salary  grades  or  rates of   compensation for the comparable  classified  service  positions  of  the   state  as  contained  in section one hundred thirty of the civil service   law are amended, the salary grades or rates of compensation of positions   authorized  by  subdivision  one  of  this  section  shall  be  adjusted   correspondingly.3. Armory employees shall perform duties as prescribed by the adjutant   general  and by the officer in charge and control of the armory in which   they are employed.4. The adjutant general is hereby authorized to employ  any  incumbent   armory  employee  appointed  pursuant  to  former  section  one  hundred   eighty-seven of this  chapter  as  it  existed  on  March  thirty-first,   nineteen  hundred  sixty-one,  in  a  position  created pursuant to this   section but no such employee shall thereby suffer any diminution in  the   annual amount of compensation received by him on such date.
NY Mil L § 188 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 9 - Armories 188 - Annual Increments; Compensation on Promotion, Demotion, Transfer, Reclassification, Reinstatement or Reallocation.

§ 188. Annual   increments;   compensation   on  promotion,  demotion,   transfer, reclassification,  reinstatement  or  reallocation.    1.  Any   employee  holding  a  position  or  employed  pursuant  to provisions of   section one hundred eighty-seven  of  this  chapter  shall  receive  the   minimum  compensation  of  the  classification  or  grade  to  which his   position is allocated, plus the number of increments  which  corresponds   with  the  number  of  his years of service in such position, unless his   service during the year immediately preceding shall have been  found  to   be  inefficient  and unsatisfactory under regulations issued pursuant to   this chapter.2. Annual increments shall take effect on the first day of each fiscal   year, subject, however, to the provisions of section forty-four  of  the   state  finance  law.  The  eligibility of an employee to receive such an   increment shall be determined in the same manner as the  eligibility  of   an  employee  in  the  classified  service would be determined under the   provisions of subdivision six of section one hundred thirty-one  of  the   civil  service  law.  No  employee shall receive an increment which will   result in an annual compensation in excess of  the  maximum  established   for his position under this article.3.   If  any  such  employee  is  promoted,  demoted,  transferred  or   reinstated, to  or  in  a  position  included  in  section  one  hundred   eighty-seven of this chapter, his compensation in the new position shall   be  determined  in  the  same manner as the salary of an employee in the   classified service of the state would be determined under the provisions   of section one hundred thirty-one of the civil service law.4.  If  the  position  of  any  such  employee  is  reallocated,   his   compensation  in  the  new title shall be adjusted in the same manner as   the salary of an employee in the classified service of the  state  would   be  adjusted  under  the provisions of section one hundred thirty-two of   the civil service law.5. If the position of any incumbent armory employee appointed pursuant   to section one hundred eighty-seven of this chapter, is allocated  to  a   salary  grade for a position comparable to one in the classified service   of the state as set forth in section one hundred  thirty  of  the  civil   service  law, such incumbent shall be paid the minimum salary of the new   grade and shall be eligible to receive the  increments  for  such  grade   based  on  the  number  of  his  years  of service in the position as it   existed on March thirty-first, nineteen hundred sixty-one.
NY Mil L § 189 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 9 - Armories 189 - Qualifications of Armory Employees; Membership in New York State Employees' Retirement System.

§ 189. Qualifications  of  armory  employees;  membership  in New York   state employees' retirement system.  1. The employees authorized by this   section shall be residents of the state who shall  by  employed  by  the   adjutant  general  upon  the recommendation of the officer in charge and   control of the armory.2. All persons employed under this article on or after the twelfth day   of April, nineteen hundred  twenty-four,  will  be  required  to  become   members  of  the New York state employees' retirement system in the same   manner as if such employees were in the competitive class of  the  civil   service,  provided that the foregoing shall not apply to persons who are   eligible  to  retirement  with  compensation  under  this  chapter  upon   reaching the required age and having the required service.
NY Mil L § 211 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 211 - Salaries, Office and Traveling Expenses of Certain Personnel.

§ 211. Salaries,  office  and traveling expenses of certain personnel.   1. There shall be allowed annually such sum, not  exceeding  the  amount   appropriated  therefor,  as  may  be  necessary  for the salaries of the   officers and enlisted personnel of the organized  militia  on  permanent   duty  in  the  offices, bureaus, arsenals, camps, headquarters and other   facilities of the forces and commands of the organized  militia  and  of   the division of military and naval affairs.2.  There shall be allowed annually such sum, not exceeding the amount   appropriated therefor, as may be  necessary  for  the  office  expenses,   expenses  for  personal  services,  and  other  expenses of the offices,   bureaus,  arsenals,  camps,  headquarters,  courts,  boards  and   other   facilities  of  the  forces and commands of the organized militia and of   the division of military and naval affairs.3. There shall be allowed annually such sum, not exceeding the  amount   appropriated  therefor,  as  may  be  necessary  for necessary traveling   expenses, subsistence or per diem allowances of persons in the  military   service of the state when traveling on duty and under orders.4.  The  amounts allowed under subdivisions one, two and three of this   section shall be expended as the adjutant general may direct, subject to   the  provisions  of  sections  one  hundred  eighty-seven,  one  hundred   eighty-eight and one hundred eighty-nine of this chapter with respect to   armory employees.
NY Mil L § 213 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 213 - Uniform Allowance for Officers.

§ 213. Uniform  allowance  for officers.   To assist in uniforming and   equipping themselves, officers who have been on active  duty  or  active   service  as  such and who have performed eighty percentum of all ordered   duty during a calendar year of  twelve  months  shall  receive  annually   fifty  dollars.  Officers who have been on active duty or active service   as such during a period of less  than  a  calendar  year  and  who  have   performed  eighty  percentum  of  all ordered duty during such period of   service shall receive such proportion of the uniform allowance  for  the   year  as  the  period  of  duty  or service performed by them bears to a   calendar year of twelve months.  The allowance herein  prescribed  shall   not  be  granted  to  any  officer in respect to any period for which he   shall have received pay or pay and allowances or uniform allowance  from   federal funds.
NY Mil L § 215 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 215 - Retirement of and Pensions for Certain Veterans.

§ 215. Retirement  of  and  pensions  for certain veterans.   1.   Any   soldier, sailor or marine of the army or navy of the  United  States  in   the   civil  war,  Spanish-American  war,  or  world  war  I,  honorably   discharged from service, and any member of the organized militia of  the   state  having  performed active service as such with his organization in   aid of federal or civil authorities, for a period of not less  than  ten   consecutive  days,  who  shall have been employed for a period of twenty   years or more in the military or naval service of the state of New  York   under  pay from funds raised as provided for in this chapter for the pay   of such employees, may, upon reaching the age of sixty-four  years  upon   his own request and the approval of the adjutant general, or shall, upon   being  discharged  or released from such employment without fault on his   part after reaching the age of fifty years after serving  as  aforesaid,   or  upon  being incapacitated from performing the duties of his position   after twenty years of such service, be retired from such employment with   the approval of the adjutant general, and  thereafter  during  his  life   there  shall  be  paid to him, in the same manner and by the same agency   and from the same source that the compensation of  his  former  position   was  customarily  paid to him, an annual sum equal in amount to one-half   of the compensation paid to him in the last year of his employment.2.  The provisions of this section shall not apply in the case of  any   person  who, on or after July first, nineteen hundred fifty-four, enters   or re-enters military or naval service of the state under pay from funds   raised as provided for in this  chapter.    For  the  purposes  of  this   subdivision, a person who entered or re-entered such service before such   date  shall  be  deemed  to continue therein during the time he performs   military duty under a leave of absence therefor pursuant to section  two   hundred forty-two or section two hundred forty-three of this chapter.
NY Mil L § 218 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 218 - Pension Examining Boards.

§ 218. Pension  examining boards.  1. The chief of staff shall appoint   a pension examining board of three officers, at least one of whom  shall   be  a medical officer, to inquire into the merits of any claim presented   under section two hundred seventeen of this chapter and to recommend the   amount or amounts, if any, to be paid or allowed under the provisions of   said section.  If no medical officer is available, the  medical  officer   on such board may be a civilian physician, surgeon or dentist.2.  A pension examining board appointed pursuant to this section shall   have the same power to take evidence, administer oaths, issue  subpoenas   and  compel  witnesses  to  attend  and testify and to produce books and   papers and to punish for failure to do so as is  possessed  by  military   courts.3.  The  finding  and  recommendations  of the pension examining board   shall be submitted to the chief of staff, who may return the proceedings   to such board for reconsideration or for taking  further  testimony  and   who shall approve or disapprove the claim and fix the amount, if any, to   be  paid or allowed under section two hundred seventeen of this chapter.   The amount so fixed by the chief of staff shall be a charge against  and   be paid in the manner provided by this chapter, by the county or city in   which such duty was rendered, in every case where a county or city is by   this  chapter  made  liable to pay for the performance of military duty.   In all other cases, such amount shall be  paid  by  the  state  in  like   manner as other military accounts are paid.4.  The chief of staff, with the approval of the governor and with the   consent of the applicant, may commute any pension or reward  by  payment   of  a  lump  sum to be accepted by the applicant in full satisfaction of   all claims under section two hundred seventeen of this chapter.
NY Mil L § 219 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 219 - Rehearings.

§ 219. Rehearings.    1.  Whenever  a claim under sections two hundred   sixteen or two hundred seventeen  of  this  article  is  disapproved  or   disallowed,  in  whole or in part, the chief of staff shall cause notice   thereof to be served by mail upon the claimant or his attorney.   Within   six  months  after  the service of such notice the claimant may apply to   the chief of staff for a rehearing of his claim.  The chief of staff may   deny or grant such an application.  If granted, the chief of  staff  may   appoint,  as  appropriate, another medical examiner or board as provided   by section two hundred  sixteen  of  this  chapter  or  another  pension   examining  board  as  provided  by section two hundred seventeen of this   chapter.2. The provisions of subdivision three of section two hundred  sixteen   and  of subdivisions two, three and four of section two hundred eighteen   of this chapter shall be  applicable  with  respect  to  claims  reheard   pursuant of this section.
NY Mil L § 220 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 220 - Expenses of Military Courts.

§ 220. Expenses of military courts.  1. While engaged in the execution   of the duties imposed upon him or authorized to be performed by him by a   military court, a marshal, police officer or peace officer shall be paid   two  dollars  for  each  day  actually employed in the execution of such   duties and mileage or actual necessary traveling expenses. Mileage shall   be computed at the rate of ten cents for each mile necessarily  traveled   going and returning to serve any process or mandate of a military court,   the  distance  to  be  computed from the place where it is served to the   place where it is returnable.2. In addition to the compensation provided in subdivision one hereof,   a marshal of a military court, police officer  or  a  peace  officer  as   defined  in section 2.10 of the criminal procedure law to whom a warrant   is delivered for the collection of a fine imposed by the sentence  of  a   military court shall be paid by retaining to his own use twenty-five per   centum of the fines collected by him under such warrant. Said percentage   shall be taxed by the officer issuing such warrant and shall be endorsed   thereon  and  added to the amount of the fine collectible to satisfy the   sentence of the military court.3. The compensation and necessary expenses of a summary  court-martial   and  of  the  clerk  thereof and the compensation and necessary expenses   payable to marshals, police officers  and  peace  officers  pursuant  to   subdivision  two of this section shall be paid from the military fund of   the unit of the organized militia whose commanding officer appointed the   military court in the same manner as other accounts are paid  from  such   fund.
NY Mil L § 222 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 222 - Headquarters Allowances.

§ 222. Headquarters allowances.  1. On the certificate of the adjutant   general,  the  comptroller  shall draw his warrant upon the treasurer in   favor of the commanding officer of any unit to  which  an  allowance  is   made  for  the  headquarters thereof in a sum not exceeding two thousand   dollars. Such allowances in specified amounts shall be available for the   headquarters of units  as  designated  by  the  adjutant  general  in  a   schedule  filed by him and approved by the director of the budget within   the amount of annual appropriations therefor.2. The funds thus allowed shall only be  expended  by  the  respective   commanding officers of the organizations to which the fund is allowed in   accordance with regulations approved by the adjutant general.3.  The  adjutant  general is hereby authorized and empowered to draw,   use, apply or place in  escrow  to  the  benefit  of  any  unit  of  the   organized  militia  and  of units of the organized militia in the active   military service of the  United  States,  or  otherwise  to  direct  the   disposition  of  any and all moneys and balances remaining on deposit to   the credit of the custodian of any headquarters allowance of any unit of   the organized militia which has been disbanded, deactivated, or  ordered   or  called  into the active military service of the United States, or to   pay bills chargeable against such headquarters allowance of disbanded or   deactivated units or of units ordered or called into the active military   service of the United States from such  moneys.  The  custodian  of  any   headquarters  allowance  shall  pay  to  the  adjutant general, upon his   order, all moneys remaining in his hands to the credit of any  disbanded   or  deactivated  unit  of  the organized militia or of a unit ordered or   called into the active military service of the United States.All unexpended and unobligated  balances  of  headquarters  allowances   remaining  to  the credit of any unit of the organized militia or of any   disbanded or deactivated unit, and of any unit ordered  or  called  into   the  active  military  service  of the United States shall at the end of   each fiscal year be turned over to the adjutant general and  transmitted   by him to the state treasurer.
NY Mil L § 223 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 10 - Pay and Allowances 223 - Definitions.

§ 223. Definitions.    The  word  "officer",  as used in this article,   means a commissioned  officer,  a  commissioned  warrant  officer  or  a   warrant officer.The   term  "military  court",  as  used  in  this  article,  means  a   court-martial, a court of inquiry or a provost court.
NY Mil L § 235 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 235 - Relief From Civil or Criminal Liability; Exemption From Civil Process; Security for Costs.

§ 235. Relief  from  civil or criminal liability; exemption from civil   process; security for costs.  1. Members of the militia ordered into the   active service of the state pursuant to sections six and seven  of  this   chapter,  shall not be liable civilly or criminally, for any act or acts   done by them in the performance of  their  duty.    When  an  action  or   proceeding  of  any nature shall be commenced in any court by any person   against any officer of the militia for  any  act  done  by  him  in  his   official capacity in the discharge of any duty under this chapter, or an   alleged  omission  by him to do an act which it was his duty to perform,   or against any person acting under the authority or order  of  any  such   officer,  or by virtue of any warrant issued by him pursuant to law, the   defendant may require the person instituting or prosecuting  the  action   or  proceeding  to  file  security  for the payment of costs that may be   awarded to the defendant therein, and the defendant  in  all  cases  may   make  a  general  denial  and  give  the special matter in evidence.   A   defendant, in whose favor a final judgment is rendered in an action or a   final order is made in a special proceeding, shall recover treble costs.2. No person belonging to the organized militia of the state shall  be   arrested on any civil process while going to, remaining at, or returning   from any place at which he may be required to attend for military duty.
NY Mil L § 235-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 235-A - Income and Resources Not to Include Agent Orange Benefits.

§  235-a.  Income  and resources not to include agent orange benefits.   Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law,  the  terms  "income"   and  "resources"  for  the purpose of determining eligibility for or the   amount of benefits under any means-tested state  or  state  assisted  or   federally  assisted  program  including  but  not limited to programs of   public assistance and care,  including  family  assistance,  safety  net   assistance,  medical  assistance,  title  XX of the social security act,   food stamp program, the program of additional state payments to  persons   eligible  for  supplemental  security income, the low income home energy   assistance  program  and  grants,  loans  and  scholarships  and   other   means-tested  programs  for  educational  assistance,  shall not include   payments received from the agent orange settlement  fund  or  any  other   fund  established  pursuant  to the settlement in the in re agent orange   product liability litigation,  M.D.L.  No.  381  (E.D.N.Y.)  and/or  any   payments  received  from court proceedings brought for personal injuries   sustained by veterans resulting  from  exposure  to  dioxin  or  phenoxy   herbicides in connection with the war in Indochina in the period January   first,  nineteen hundred sixty-two through May seventh, nineteen hundred   seventy-five.
NY Mil L § 236 (2021)
2021 New York Laws MIL - Military Article 11 - Privileges, Prohibitions and Penalties 236 - Right of Way.

§ 236. Right  of  way.    The  commanding  officer  of any unit of the   organized militia parading or performing any military duty in any street   or highway, may require any or all persons in such street or highway  to   yield  the  right  of  way to such militia, provided the carriage of the   United States mail, the legitimate  functions  of  the  police  and  the   progress  and  operations of the hospital ambulances, fire engines, fire   departments  and  apparatus  of  the  insurance  patrol  shall  not   be   interfered  with  thereby.    All  others  who  shall  hinder, delay, or   obstruct  any  unit  of  the  organized  militia  wherever  parading  or   performing  any  military  duty, or who shall attempt so to do, shall be   guilty of a misdemeanor.