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Chapter 13 of the State Finance Law, known as the “False Claims Act,” allows local governments and state agencies to bring a civil action to recover financial losses from a fraudulent claim. The statute of limitations for civil actions under this law is ten years. 
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Per 2 CFR 200.334, financial records, supporting documents, statistical records, and all other non-Federal entity records pertinent to a Federal award must be retained for a period of three years from the date of submission of the final expenditure report. 
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Rule 4518Allows the admissibility of original records in court, including electronic records, when made in the regular course of business. 
Rule 4521Establishes the means by which public officials can indicate the lack or non-existence of a particular record. 
Rule 4539Also called the best evidence rule. Permits the use of copies in court when those copies were prepared in the regular course of business by a process which accurately reproduces the original records and when those copies are satisfactorily identified. This use of copies is permitted whether the originals exist or not. 
Rule 4540 Establishes the means by which public officials can authenticate copies of public records. 
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Electronic Signatures and Records Act (Article III, Sections 301 - 309)Ensures that electronic signatures are legally binding and clarifies the authority of government agencies to create records in electronic format. The Office for Information Technology Services is the facilitator for this act.
Internet Security and Privacy Act (Article II, Section 208)Requires state entities, persons, and businesses in New York who own or license computerized data which includes private information to disclose any data breach to the affected New York residents (state entities must also notify non-residents) and notify the state Attorney General, Office of Information Technology Services, and the Department of State.
 

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Sections 175.20 and 175.25Addresses the tampering of public records in the second and first degrees.
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Most workers have the right to be paid overtime. Overtime is calculated on a weekly basis: If you work more than 40 hours in a given week, you must be paid at 1 1/2 times your regular rate for each overtime hour. For example, if your regular rate is $15 per hour, you should be paid $22.50 per hour for each overtime hour. If you are paid a daily or weekly rate, instead of an hourly rate, you should still receive overtime pay.
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This 6.5-mile Empire State Trail section through the City of Kingston has varied conditions. Two off-road paths welcome walkers and bicyclists of all abilities. Conversely, two connecting on-road sections are intended for experienced bicyclists comfortable traveling next to vehicle traffic. This section starts slightly south of Kingston, at a parking lot at the intersection of Route 32 and Rockwell Lane. Heading north, the first 2.5 miles are on-road, designated on Route 32 and city streets. The off-road Kingston Point Rail Trail starts at the intersection of West Chestnut St and Jansen Ave, looping east 1.5 miles to Roundout Landing. From there, a 1-mile on-road route is designated on the shoulders of East Strand St. The second 1.5-mile off-road path, named the Hudson River Brickyard Trail, runs from North Street to John Street in East Kingston.

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Cue sheets provide step by step navigation instructions for cycling the trail in both directions.

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Agenzia Adirondack Park

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Autorità comunale di Battery Park

 L'Autorità di Battery Park City crea e mantiene una comunità equilibrata di spazi commerciali, residenziali, al dettaglio e parchi all'interno di un sito di 92 acri nel Lower West Side di Manhattan.
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These regulations will address public use on Wilderness Areas in the High Peaks Complex to ensure natural resource protection and public safety while providing a positive user experience.    Contact: Peter Frank, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-4254, Telephone: (518) 473-9518, E-mail: [email protected]                                                                                                                                                    6 NYCRR Part 196, Operation of Motorized Vehicles, Vessels, Aircraft and Motorized Equipment in the Forest Preserve. Amend sections 196.3 and 196.4, Operation of Motor Vehicles on the Limekiln Lake-Cedar River Road and Operation of Mechanically Propelled Vessels and Aircraft in the Forest Preserve.  These regulations will be updated to be consistent with management activities for the Unit, as well as establishing a speed limit for motor vehicles and snowmobiles and restricting use of mechanically propelled vessels on certain bodies of water. Contact: Peter Frank, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-4254, Telephone: (518) 473-9518, E-mail: [email protected]6 NYCRR Part 199, Taxation of Forest Land. Amend the existing regulations to update them and provide effective administration of the program by lessening the administrative burden on participants and provide clarity for addressing issues and situations that arise due to changing circumstances associated with private forest land ownership. A Regulatory Flexibility Analysis and Rural Area Flexibility Analysis will be prepared.  Contact: Robert Messenger, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-4255, Telephone: (518) 402-9428, E-mail: [email protected]   6 NYCRR Part 575, Prohibited and Regulated Invasive Species. Amend sections 575.3, Prohibited Invasive Species and 575.4, Regulated Invasive Species to update these lists. The purpose of this Part is to establish procedures to identify and classify invasive species and to establish a permit system to restrict the sale, purchase, possession, propagation, introduction, importation, and transport of invasive species in New York, as part of the Department of Environmental Conservation’s statewide invasive species management program, as required by ECL sections 9-1709 and 71-0703. A Regulatory Flexibility Analysis and Rural Area Flexibility Analysis will be prepared.
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Frequently Asked Questions - The Great New York State Fair	
*On Labor Day, September 4, the grounds will close at 9:00pm, with no entry or re-entry after 8:00pm – All buildings will close by 9:00pm.
Wade Shows Midway Hours: The Midway will be open from 11:00am to 11:00pm daily, except on Labor Day, September 4, when it closes at 9:00pm. Please note, the Midway’s closing time is subject to change with little notice in the event of inclement weather or other uncontrollable situations. Please follow the State Fair’s social media accounts for updates in real time. The Fair’s Facebook story, Twitter feed, and Instagram story will be most up-to-date.
Guest Relations Hours: For the convenience of guests, there are four Guest Relations sites located throughout the Fairgrounds (see locations listed below). Hours of Guest Relations are 9:00am – 8:30pm daily.
Alcohol Policy Hours: The time for last pour of alcoholic beverages for all vendors shall be 10:30pm every day, except Labor Day when it will be 8:30pm.
 

 ⋅ What are daily admission & parking prices?
2024 Daily admission ticket sales will be available for purchase online only and must be purchased prior to arrival. Admission tickets will go on sale later this summer.

Daily admission is $8 for adults
Children 12 and under are admitted free every day of the State Fair
Seniors 65 and older are admitted free every day of the State Fair

 
To learn more about other admission offers, please visit our Special Fair Days page.
Vouchers for entrance into the Fair’s parking lots will cost $12 and will go on sale later this summer. Parking vouchers will be available for purchase online only.

Unused 2023 admission tickets will not be accepted during the 2024 State Fair.
Empower FCU Amphitheater tickets no longer gain you free admission to the State Fair.

 

 ⋅ Where is the Fairgrounds located?
The New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, New York is adjacent to Route 690 West. The Fairgrounds is accessible from the New York State Thruway, exit 39 (from the West) and 34A (from the East), and Route 81 from the North and South.
Primitive Camping - NYSDEC
View a how-to video DEC's YouTube channel.Collect and bury pet waste away from water, trails, and camp sites.Keep your pet under control and restrain it on a leash when others approach.If using soap, make sure you are more than 150 feet from water such as a river or lake.Additional Rules for the Adirondack and Catskill PreservesCamping is prohibited above an elevation of 4,000 feet in the Adirondacks (except in an emergency).Camping is prohibited above an elevation of 3,500 feet in the Catskills between March 22 and December 20 (except in an emergency).Fires are prohibited above 4,000 feet in the Adirondacks and 3,500 feet in the Catskills (except in an emergency).There are many bears in the Adirondack and Catskill mountains. Learn what to do if you encounter a bear, how to cook and store food at your campsite, and other useful bear-related information on the Black Bears in New York's Back Country web page.Finding a Place to Camp Before You GoCheck out the DECinfo Locator to browse state lands with primitive campsites. Use the "Outdoor Activity" tab to find other recreational opportunities available at these destinations.If you have a particular region in mind, try the Places To Go pages, which provide descriptions of individual properties. For recommendations, you may also contact the forester or Lands and Forests staff person in the regional DEC office nearest to where you'd like to go.New York State Firewood RegulationNew York State has a regulation that prohibits importing firewood into New York unless is has been heat-treated to kill pests. The regulation also limits the transportation of untreated firewood to less than 50 miles from its source or origin.By transporting firewood, you could be spreading diseases and invasive insects that can quickly kill large numbers of trees.
New York Voting Rights Act | New York State Attorney General
The NYVRA removes barriers and protects fair, open, and equal access to the ballot box for all eligible New Yorkers. 

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How the NYVRA protects the right to voteThe NYVRA prohibits practices that harm the right to vote. These practices include:Voter suppression refers to laws and practices that make it harder for voters to cast their ballots. Literacy tests, for example, were used in the past to prevent people of color from voting. Today, practices to suppress votes include a lack of poll sites in communities of color.   Vote dilution involves weakening or limiting the voting power of a group, often through the system used to elect representatives. The way electoral districts are drawn, or the rules used to conduct an election, can cause vote dilution.Voter intimidation occurs through the use or threat of force, damage, or other harm to affect a person’s vote or registration. This can occur before, during, or after an election.Voter deception involves giving people false information about voting or elections.Voter obstruction means interfering with voting, the counting of votes, access to a poll site or the election process generally.The NYVRA introduces new requirements for local jurisdictions in New York, such as, counties, cities, towns, villages and school districts:Some local jurisdictions must submit election changes for preclearance. Some parts of New York have a history of violating voting or civil rights, arresting certain groups at higher rates, or having highly segregated neighborhoods. Those localities have been preliminarily identified by OAG’s Civil Rights Bureau in the OAG’s preclearance guidance. If these localities are considering changing their election procedures in certain ways, OAG or a state court must review and approve the changes before they can be made. This requirement begins on September 22, 2024.Some local jurisdictions must expand support for voters with limited English proficiency. Expanding on requirements under federal law, this applies to any local jurisdiction in New York, for example, a county, city, town, village, or school district, that has a certain number of citizens at least 18 years of age who do not speak or understand English well enough to participate in elections. The locality must provide language assistance, such as translating ballots and voter-registration materials. This requirement begins on June 20, 2025.
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About GTSC | Governor's Traffic Safety Committee
Program ManagerMary MontimurroHighway Safety Program Representatives Aubrey FeldmanJim KnappPaul PuccioRobert LopezVanessa WaldronJason MaherBrian DiPalmaAlyssa RethChild Passenger Safety ProgramAubrey FeldmanStatewide Impaired CoordinatorRenée BordenState STOP-DWI Program CoordinatorJim KnappLiaison from NYS Sheriff's AssociationAnthony D'AgostinoLiaison from NYS PoliceKerra BurnsDiversity, Equity and Engagement (DEI) Administrative StaffJiangni BrownLarry Santucci The Representatives serve the following counties:Name:Phone Number: Counties Served:Aubrey Feldman(518) 474-2279AlbanyColumbiaDutchessSaratogaJim Knapp(518) 473-4734OrangeRocklandUlsterPaul Puccio(518) 473-4276NassauRobert Lopez(518) 402-2092ErieLivingstonMonroeNiagaraSchenectadyVanessa Waldron(518) 486-5395BronxKingsNew YorkOnondagaPutnamQueensRichmondWestchesterJason Maher(518) 486-5379ClintonEssexFranklinFultonHamiltonHerkimerJeffersonLewisMadisonMontgomeryOneidaSt. LawrenceWarrenWashingtonBrian DiPalma(518) 473-0594AlleganyCattaraugusChautauquaGeneseeOrleansOswegoOtsegoRensselaerSenecaWyomingAlyssa Reth(518) 473-9949BroomeCayugaChemungChenangoCortlandDelawareGreeneOntarioSchoharieSchuylerSteubenSullivanTiogaTompkinsWayneYates Fiscal GroupThe Fiscal Group handles the processing of grant submissions and vouchers. Calls appropriate for this group include questions about vouchers, claims, budget certificates, and contracts.ManagerMary ArthurMaureen KozakiewiczStaffJennifer GiehlDanel Rippel Grant Systems SupportGrant Systems Support is responsible for the transition from our current grants management system, eGrants, into the Statewide Grants Gateway, including prequalification of GTSC's Not-For-Profit organizations.