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NY Exec L § 702 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 25 - Most Integrated Setting Coordinating Council 702 - Most Integrated Setting Coordinating Council; Organization.

§  702. Most integrated setting coordinating council; organization. 1.   The most integrated  setting  coordinating  council  is  hereby  created   within  the  executive  department  to  have and exercise the functions,   powers and duties provided by the provisions of  this  article  and  any   other   provision  of  law.  The  council  shall  be  comprised  of  the   commissioners of: the department of health, the office for  people  with   developmental  disabilities, the office of mental health, the department   of transportation, the office  of  children  and  family  services,  the   office  of  alcohol  and  substance  abuse  services,  the department of   education, and  the  division  of  housing  and  community  renewal.  In   addition,  the  council  shall consist of the director of the office for   the aging, a representative from the office of the advocate for  persons   with  disabilities,  a  representative from the commission on quality of   care  for  the  mentally  disabled,  three  consumers  of  services  for   individuals  with disabilities, one to be appointed by the governor, one   to be appointed by the temporary president of the senate, and one to  be   appointed  by  the  speaker  of  the  assembly,  three  individuals with   expertise in the field of community services for people of all ages with   disabilities, one to be appointed by the governor, one to  be  appointed   by the temporary president of the senate, and one to be appointed by the   speaker  of  the  assembly,  and  three individuals with expertise in or   recipients of services available to senior citizens  with  disabilities,   one  to  be  appointed  by  the  governor,  one  to  be appointed by the   temporary president of the senate,  and  one  to  be  appointed  by  the   speaker of the assembly.2. The commissioners of the department of health, the office of mental   health,  the  office for people with developmental disabilities, and the   director of the office for the aging shall rotate as chairperson of  the   council on a quarterly basis.3.  The  council  shall  meet as necessary to carry out its functions,   powers and duties, but such meetings shall  occur  at  least  once  each   quarter.
NY Exec L § 709-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 709-A - Office of Counterterrorism.

§  709-a.  Office  of counterterrorism. The office of counterterrorism   shall develop and analyze the state's policies, protocols and strategies   relating to the prevention and detection of terrorist acts and terrorist   threats.  The  office  shall  also  be  responsible   for   coordinating   strategies,  protocols  and  first responder equipment needs to detect a   biological, chemical or radiological terrorist act  or  threat;  working   with  private  entities and local, state and federal agencies to conduct   assessments of the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to terrorist   attack; and consulting with appropriate state and local governments  and   private  entities to facilitate and foster cooperation to better prepare   the state to prevent and detect threats and acts of terrorism.
NY Exec L § 710 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 710 - Commissioner of the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services; Appointment of the Commissioner; Powers and Duties.

§ 710. Commissioner of the division of homeland security and emergency services;  appointment  of  the  commissioner; powers and duties. 1. The commissioner of the division of homeland security and emergency services (commissioner) shall be appointed by  the  governor,  by  and  with  the advice and consent of the senate, and hold office at the pleasure of the governor.   2.  The  commissioner,  acting by and through the division, shall have the power and duty to:  (a) administer the duties of the division pursuant to this section;  (b) administer such other duties as may be devolved upon the  division from time to time pursuant to law;  (c)  cooperate  with  and  assist other state and federal departments, boards, commissions, agencies and public authorities in the  development and  administration  of  policies  and  protocols which will enhance the safety and security of the citizens of the state;  (d) enter  into  contracts  with  any  person,  firm,  corporation  or governmental  agency,  and  do  all  things  necessary  to carry out the functions, powers and  duties  expressly  set  forth  in  this  article, subject to any applicable laws, rules or regulations;  (e)  establish  offices,  departments  and  bureaus  and  make changes therein as he or she may deem necessary to carry out  the  functions  of the division;  (f)  subject  to  the provisions of this article and the civil service law, and  the  rules  and  regulations  adopted  pursuant  thereto,  the commissioner   may   appoint   other  officers,  employees,  agents  and consultants as may be  necessary,  prescribe  their  duties,  fix  their compensation,  and provide for payment of their reasonable expenses, all within amounts available therefor by appropriation. The commissioner may transfer officers or employees from their positions to  other  positions in the division, or abolish or consolidate such positions; and  (g)  accept and contract as agent of the state for any gift to support the development and  training  missions  of  the  division  of  homeland security and emergency services.
NY Exec L § 711-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 711-A - Analyze and Report on the Feasibility of Implementing Tornado Warning Systems.

§ 711-a. Analyze and report on the feasibility of implementing tornado   warning  systems.  1.  The  division  shall  analyze  and  report on the   feasibility of  implementing  tornado  warning  systems,  including  the   installation  of tornado sirens in municipalities across the state. Such   examination shall include  determining  whether  certain  municipalities   should install tornado sirens, the potential placement of tornado sirens   and  whether  they  should  be  located  near schools, hospitals, sports   facilities, colleges or other populated areas.2. The division shall analyze and  report  on  the  use  of  firehouse   sirens  as  possible  notification  to  the  surrounding community of an   impending tornado and the type of public education  necessary  to  carry   out such program.3.  The division shall also recommend other technologies to be used to   issue tornado warnings such as text messages  to  cell  phones  and  the   systems necessary to carry out an emergency text message system.4. The recommendations required pursuant to this section shall include   a  cost-benefit  analysis  of  implementing a tornado warning system and   possible funding mechanisms for the implementation of a tornado  warning   system.5.  The  division  shall  issue  the  report  to  the governor and the   legislature on or before March first, two thousand fourteen.
NY Exec L § 711-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 711-B - Review of Water Supplier Vulnerability Analysis Assessments.

§  711-b. Review of water supplier vulnerability analysis assessments.   The  commissioner,  or  his  or  her   designee,   shall   review   each   vulnerability  analysis assessment prepared by a water supplier pursuant   to section eleven hundred twenty-five of  the  public  health  law.  The   commissioner  may issue recommendations or general guidance to the water   supplier based on  the  assessment  to  enhance  protections  against  a   terrorist  attack  or  cyber  attack.  Such recommendations and guidance   shall be kept confidential and shall be  exempt  from  disclosure  under   article six of the public officers law.
NY Exec L § 712 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 712 - Miscellaneous.

§  712.  Miscellaneous. The office shall be subject to the laws, rules   and regulations of the state including, but not limited  to,  the  state   finance  law, the state administrative procedure act, and article six of   the public officers law.
NY Exec L § 717 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 717 - Office of Interoperable and Emergency Communications.

§  717.  Office  of interoperable and emergency communications. 1. The   office of  interoperable  and  emergency  communications  shall  be  the   principal   state   agency   for   all   interoperable   and   emergency   communications  issues  and  oversee   and   direct   the   development,   coordination  and implementation of policies, plans, standards, programs   and services related  to  interoperable  and  emergency  communications,   including   those   related   to   public   safety   land  mobile  radio   communications. The office shall coordinate with federal, state,  local,   tribal, non-governmental and other appropriate entities.2.  The  office  shall  be responsible for coordinating relevant grant   programs  and  other  funding  sources  to  enhance  interoperable   and   emergency   communications,  as  consistent  with  the  mission  of  the   division. The director shall make  final  determinations  regarding  the   distribution of grants, in consultation with the board.3.   The  director  of  this  office  shall  serve  as  the  statewide   interoperable and emergency communications coordinator.4. To ensure appropriate coordination and consultation  with  relevant   entities,  the  director  shall  be  the  chairperson  of  the statewide   interoperable and emergency communication board as  defined  in  section   three  hundred  twenty-seven  of  the county law, and whose duties shall   include, but not be limited to all the duties regularly assigned to  the   board  as  defined  by  section three hundred twenty-eight of the county   law.5. The commissioner, in consultation with the director of the  office,   shall  promulgate  rules and regulations which require municipalities to   report, no less than annually, on  prior  and  planned  expenditures  to   develop  and  operate  interoperable  and  emergency communications. The   regulations shall permit municipalities which participate in  county  or   multi-county  regional  coordinated interoperability efforts to submit a   single report to the division for all participating  municipalities,  so   long as all expenses which would have been reported if the participating   municipalities  had  submitted  individual  reports are contained in the   combined report. The regulations shall not require a  municipality  that   incurred  no  relevant  expenses and anticipates no relevant expenses to   submit such a report. The division  shall  include  a  summary  of  such   information in its annual report to the governor, temporary president of   the  senate,  and  speaker  of  the assembly provided for in subdivision   seven of section  seven  hundred  nine  of  this  article,  as  well  as   submitting such information at the same time to the state comptroller.
NY Exec L § 717-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 717-A - Direct Dialing to Public Service Answering Points.

§  717-a.  Direct  dialing  to public service answering points. 1. For   purposes of this section, "public  building"  shall  mean  any  building   belonging  to  the  state, county, town, village, school district or any   other political or civil subdivision of state or local government.2. For purposes of this section, "multi-line telephone  system"  shall   mean  any  system  comprised  of  common  control units, telephone sets,   control hardware and software, and adjunct systems which  enables  users   to  make  and  receive  telephone  calls  using shared resources such as   telephone network trunks or data link bandwidth. This term includes, but   is not limited to, network-based  and  premises-based  systems  such  as   Centrex service, premises-based, hosted and cloud-based VoIP, as well as   PBX,  Hybrid  and  Key Telephone Systems, as classified by the FCC under   Part 68 of its rules.3. All public buildings which operate on a multi-line telephone system   in this state must configure their multi-line telephone system  hardware   to  allow  any  call  to 911 on the system to be directly connected to a   public service answering point; provided however, that in  the  case  of   public  buildings  governed  by  section three hundred fifty-five or six   thousand two hundred four of the  education  law  which  have  on-campus   emergency  answering  points,  such  public buildings may route such 911   calls to their on-campus answering points.4. The requirements of subdivision three of  this  section  shall  not   apply  to any public building operating on a multi-line telephone system   that would be required  to  upgrade  the  hardware  of  their  telephone   network to meet said requirement. However, every telephone in any exempt   public  building  operating on a multi-line telephone system shall place   an instructional sticker on or immediately adjacent  to  each  telephone   informing  users  of  the phone's inability to directly dial 911 and the   procedures to follow to connect to a 911 public service answering point,   or in the case of public buildings governed  by  section  three  hundred   fifty-five  or  six thousand two hundred four of the education law which   have on-campus emergency  answering  points,  such  on-campus  answering   points, in case of an emergency.
NY Exec L § 718 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26 - Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services 718 - Voluntary Surveillance Access Database.

§  718.  Voluntary surveillance access database. 1. The division shall   establish  a  voluntary  surveillance  access  database   to   be   made   accessible,  upon  written request, to any law enforcement agency solely   for purposes of a criminal investigation.2.  Residential  home  owners  and  business  owners  who  maintain  a   closed-circuit  television or other electronic video surveillance system   may elect to register such information, limited to the location of  such   system  and  the  contact  information for the owner, with the voluntary   surveillance access database. Such owners may withdraw such registration   from the database at any time.3.  Registration  information  from  such  database  shall   be   kept   confidential   and  shall  not  be  made  available  for  disclosure  or   inspection under the state freedom of information law unless a  subpoena   or other court order directs the division to release such information or   image.
NY Exec L § 740 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 740 - State Board of Social Welfare.

§ 740. State  board  of  social  welfare. 1. The state board of social   welfare  is  the  legal  authority  established  by   the   constitution   responsible  for  the  inspection and visitation of certain institutions   and certain agencies and for the making of rules  and  regulations  with   respect  to all of the functions, powers and duties with which the board   is charged, subject to the control of the legislature  and  pursuant  to   this article and other provisions of law.   It  shall  be the major purposes of the board to review, report and make   recommendation concerning the policies and programs pertaining to  child   and  adult  care,  including  the  implementation  of  such policies and   programs and the quality of supervision  exercised  by  the  responsible   state  and  local  supervisory  agencies; to advise the governor and the   legislature  with  respect  to  such  matters;  to  conduct  independent   research,  studies and analyses of state policies and programs affecting   child and adult care; to advocate the improvement of such  programs  and   policies;  and to conduct special research, studies and analyses, at the   request of the governor, with respect to any  matter  related  to  human   services generally.   The  board  as constituted shall continue as a division of the executive   department.2. The board  shall  consist  of  fifteen  members  appointed  by  the   governor by and with the consent of the senate. At the expiration of the   term  of  any member of the board his successor shall be appointed for a   term of five years.
NY Exec L § 741 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 741 - Qualifications of Members.

§ 741. Qualifications  of  members. 1. No member of the board shall be   eligible to serve for more than two successive terms of five years,  nor   for more than ten successive years.2.  No  member  of the board shall qualify or enter upon the duties of   office or remain therein, while he  is  a  trustee,  manager,  director,   officer  or  member of the governing board of any institution subject to   the visitation or inspection of such board.
NY Exec L § 742 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 742 - Organization of the Board.

§ 742. Organization  of  the  board.  The  governor  shall designate a   member of the board as chairman thereof to  serve  as  such  during  the   pleasure of the governor. The board may designate other officers and may   choose  from  their number an executive committee with such functions as   shall be prescribed by the board.
NY Exec L § 743 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 743 - Removal and Vacancies.

§ 743. Removal  and  vacancies.  Any  member  may  be  removed  by the   governor for cause, an opportunity having been given him to be heard.  A   member who fails to attend three consecutive  regular  meetings  of  the   board,  unless  excused  by formal vote of the board, shall be deemed to   have vacated his position.
NY Exec L § 744 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 744 - Compensation and Expenses.

§ 744. Compensation  and  expenses. The chairman of the board, and the   other members  of  the  board  shall  not  receive  a  salary  or  other   compensation,  but  shall  receive necessary expenses as shall have been   incurred by them in the performance of their  duties.  Payment  of  such   expenses  shall be made on the audit and warrant of the comptroller from   the treasury of the state upon certification by the chairman.
NY Exec L § 745 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 745 - Employees; Compensation.

§ 745. Employees;  compensation. The board may appoint and remove from   time to time, in accordance with law, such  employees  as  it  may  deem   necessary  for  the efficient administration of the duties of the board.   The compensation of employees appointed by the board shall be determined   by it in accordance with law.
NY Exec L § 746 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 746 - Offices of the Board.

§ 746. Offices of the board. The board shall be provided with suitably   furnished  rooms  for  its  offices  and  for meetings of the board. The   principal office of the board shall be in the county of Albany.
NY Exec L § 749 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 749 - Record of Proceedings of the Board; Certificates and Subpoenas.

§ 749. Record of proceedings of the board; certificates and subpoenas.   1.  The  board shall cause a record to be kept of its proceedings by its   secretary or other officer designated by it.2. The records  of  its  proceeding  and  copies  of  all  papers  and   documents  in  its  possession  and  custody may be authenticated in the   usual form, under the official seal of the board and  the  signature  of   the  chairman  or  secretary  of  the  board,  and  shall be received in   evidence in the same manner and with  like  effect  as  deeds  regularly   acknowledged or proven.3.  The  board  may  issue subpoenas, which, when authenticated by any   member or the secretary shall be regulated by the civil practice law and   rules.
NY Exec L § 750 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 26-B - Board of Social Welfare 750 - Duties of the Attorney General and District Attorneys.

§ 750. Duties  of  the attorney general and district attorneys. If, in   the opinion of the board, any matter in  regard  to  the  management  or   affairs  of  any  such  institution,  society  or  association,  or  any   incarcerated individual  or  person  in  any  way  connected  therewith,   require legal investigation or action of any kind, notice thereof may be   given by the board, to the attorney general, and he shall thereupon make   inquiry  and  take  such  proceedings  in  the  premises  as he may deem   necessary and proper. The attorney general and every  district  attorney   shall,  when  so  required,  furnish  such  legal assistance, counsel or   advice as the board may require in the discharge of its duties.
NY Exec L § 800 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 27 - Adirondack Park Agency 800 - Short Title.

§ 800. Short  title.  This  article  shall be known as the "Adirondack   Park Agency Act."
NY Exec L § 803-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 27 - Adirondack Park Agency 803-A - Adirondack Park Local Government Review Board.

§ 803-a. Adirondack  park  local  government  review board. 1. For the   purpose of advising and assisting the Adirondack park agency in carrying   out its functions, powers and duties, there is  hereby  established  the   Adirondack  park local government review board. Such board shall consist   of twelve members, each of whom shall be a resident of a  county  wholly   or  partly  within the park. No more than one member shall be a resident   of any single county. Each member shall be appointed by or in the manner   determined by the legislative body of each such county.2. The members of the review board shall serve for such terms as shall   be determined by their respective appointing authorities. Any member  of   the  board  may, if authorized by his appointing authority, designate an   alternate to serve in his absence.3. The review board shall elect, for such term as it may determine,  a   chairman  from  among its membership and such other officers as it deems   necessary.4. The review board shall meet regularly  at  least  four  times  each   year. Special meetings may be called by the chairman and shall be called   by him at the request of a majority of the review board.5.  No  member  of the review board shall be disqualified from holding   any other office or employment by reason of his  appointment  hereunder,   notwithstanding the provisions of any general, special or local law.6.  The  members of the review board shall receive no compensation for   their services but their respective appointing authorities  may  provide   for  payment  of  their  actual  and  necessary expenses incurred in the   performance of their duties hereunder.7. In addition to any other functions or duties specifically  required   or  authorized  in  this  article,  the  review  board shall monitor the   administration and enforcement of  the  Adirondack  park  land  use  and   development   plan   and   periodically   report   thereon,   and   make   recommendations in regard thereto, to the governor and the  legislature,   and  to  the  county  legislative body of each of the counties wholly or   partly within the park.