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You can register if you are:a U.S. citizen16 years of age by the date you submit your application to register, and 18 years of age on or before the first election in which you will votea resident — for at least 30 days before the election — of New York and of the city, village, or county in which you intend to votenot presently incarcerated for a felony (however, you can vote if you have been released from felony detention, or have been convicted for only a misdemeanor)not found mentally incompetent by a courtnot claiming the right to vote in any other location than your city and county of residenceYou may re-register to vote if you have changed your name or moved from out of state.

 

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Online: Keep your confirmation number. In person: Get a voter-registration form from your local board of elections or at any of these listed New York state agenciesIf you are a student aged 16 or older, check with your local board of elections to see whether you can pre-register at your school or another location to vote in elections held after you turn 18. 

 

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In New York City: New York City Board of ElectionsOutside of New York City: New York State Board of ElectionsIf your information is not there or seems wrong, contact your local board of elections or the Office of the New York State Attorney General for help. 

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Absentee ballotYou can vote by mail using an absentee ballot, a paper form you fill out at home and return to your Board of Elections.To request an absentee ballot, you must be any of the following:absent from your county or, if you are a resident of New York City, absent from the five boroughs, on Election Dayunable to appear at the polls due to a temporary or permanent illness or disability, including COVID-19unable to appear because you are the primary care giver of one or more individuals who are ill or have a physical disabilitya resident or patient of a Veterans Health Administration Hospitalin jail or prison for any reason other than a felony conviction (this includes anyone who is awaiting grand jury action, awaiting trial, or serving a sentence for a misdemeanor)

 

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Candidates must be at least 20 years of age at time of hire. Candidates must not have passed their 35th birthday on the date of the written test.

Time spent on military duty or on terminal leave, not exceeding a total of seven (7) years, shall be subtracted from your age if you have passed your 35th birthday.

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Minimum college education requirements: 60 college credit hours; 30 of those hours may be waived if candidate
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At the time of appointment, you must have a high school diploma, high school equivalency diploma issued by a recognized educational authority, or a USAFI GED high school level diploma.

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Must be a United States citizen and a New York State resident at the time of appointment and maintain a New York State residency after appointment.
Must hold a valid New York State Driver license at time of appointment and maintain it after appointment as a term and condition of employment.

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Visual acuity should be correctable to better than or equal to 20/30 (Snellen) in each eye; if correction is required, distant visual acuity
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New York DMV | Owen McShane
Deputy Commissioner Investigations & Law EnforcementOwen McShane was appointed as a Deputy Commissioner for DMV in June 2022. He oversees the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Office, Crash Records, and the Division of Field Investigation.He started in 1991 as a DMV Investigator in the NYC region and then worked his way through the investigative ranks before becoming the Director of Investigation in 2003.He is a graduate of York College of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and a Minor in Sociology. He holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration and Counterterrorism from the University of Albany Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy.Owen is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Albany College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity.Owen represents DMV on several boards, including the New York Motor Vehicle Theft Board, which he was appointed to in January of 2022.

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Fill out the ballot envelope completely so that your voter registration will be updated correctly.If you have moved to or within New York City, check the New York City Board of Elections for guidance about where to vote.If your new address is outside New York City, you can find your new poll site by contacting your local board of elections or the Office of the New York State Attorney General at 1-866-390-2992.If you have moved to New York from another state, your voter registration must be received by 10 days before Election Day. You may mail in the registration, or you may register in person at your local board of elections office. As another option, on the first day of early voting (10 days before Election Day), you may complete a conditional voter registration and cast an affidavit ballot in person at the board of elections or an early-voting poll site, even if you were not previously registered in New York.

 

My poll site is different than when I last voted. How can that be?

Poll site location changes are often necessary. Your local board of elections is juggling changes in poll-site needs and availability. In each election cycle, there is a new set of races, and the number of people who can vote in each race can change. And some voting sites, such as schools, can become unavailable.But you should not receive any surprises about your poll site changing. If you already received a notice with your assigned poll site, you should get any last-minute poll-site changes by mail at least five days before the next election or registration deadline. For early-voting poll sites, you should receive notification at least five days before the early-voting period begins. If your board of elections cannot give you this notice, it must post signs at your previous polling location directing you to the correct location, or notify you in some other way.If you believe that your polling place has been moved without adequate notice, call your local board of elections, or contact the Office of the New York State Attorney General for assistance, including by calling our hotline at 1-866-390-2992.

 

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Hikers going downhill should yield to hikers going uphill.Hikers on foot bridges and bog bridging have the right of way, allow them to complete their crossing before stepping onto the bridge or other structure.Keep pets under control.Enjoy and respect wildlife from a distance, and never feed them.Park in designated parking areas - do not block gates, entrances, exits or other vehicles.Do Your Part to Protect New York's Lands and WatersKnow the rules of the area where you will be hiking.Know the Principles of Leave No TraceMany DEC lands do not have trash cans. Don't litter - take your trash home with you.Do not remove or damage trail markers.Stay on trails - don't trample vegetation, especially sensitive high elevation plants.Walk through, not around, mud and puddles on trails to avoid further eroding and widening trails.Stay off steep, high elevation trails during the spring mud season.After a hike and before getting into your vehicle, shake or brush off clothing and clean boot treads to avoid spreading seeds of invasive species. 

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Today’s action is the next step in the FCC’s ongoing efforts to remove regulatory barriers that would unlawfully inhibit the deployment of infrastructure necessary to support these new services…  We thus find that now is the appropriate time to move forward with an approach geared at the conduct that threatens to limit the deployment of 5G services.” Source:  https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-streamlines-deployment-next-generation-wireless-infrastructure.The new FCC order imposes new limits on a city’s ability to make decisions based on aesthetics aesthetic , shorten the shot application review time frame even more, and establishes a new standard of review for courts which that is more favorable to wireless providers when a city’s action is legally challenged.  The FCC order is scheduled to go into effect on January 24, 2019. 

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A number of lawsuits (including one filed by the Town’s outside counsel) have been filed challenging the order and seeking a stay of it’s effective date until the litigation is resolved.  Rulings on the stay are expected by the end of the 2018 calendar year.  In the meantime, the Town will continue to review applications consistent with its Wireless Ordinance and existing federal law. In addition to the FCC Order, cities in California are also keeping an eye on a case pending in the California Supreme Court.  In that case (T-Mobile West v. City and County of San Francisco), the court will decide whether San Francisco’s ordinance regulating wireless installations in the public right of way based on aesthetics is preempted by state law.  The court will likely rule in this case during the first half of 2019. 

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