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How To" VideosHow To Start Fishing: Family Fishing BasicsHow To Tie Basic Fishing KnotsHow To Rig a Bobber and Worm for FishingHow To Cast a Spin Casting RodHow To Identify Common Freshwater FishIce Fishing: Gear EssentialsIce Fishing: Know Where to GoIce Fishing: How to Drill a Hole in the IceIce Fishing: How to Use a Jigging RodIce Fishing: How to Use a Tip-UpGetting Started Guides and BrochuresTo receive a copy by mail of any of the documents below, send an email to [email protected] -- include your name, address, and title of publication(s) you wish to receive.I FISH NY Beginners' Guide to Freshwater Fishing (Complete Guide - PDF)View by individual chapters/sections below:The Fishes of New YorkBasic Fishing Tackle and TechniquesCare of Your CatchSafe and Responsible AnglingIntermediate Fishing: Tackle and TechniquesAquatic LifeWaters of New YorkFisheries ManagementIntroduction to Ice FishingI FISH NY Freshwater Fishing Basics for Beginners (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Ice Fishing (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Capital District Fishing (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Great Lakes Fishing (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Steelhead Fishing in Great Lakes Tributaries (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Brook Trout Fishing in Adirondack Ponds (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Trout Fishing in Streams (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Trout Fishing with Synthetic Bait (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Wacky Rigging for Bass (PDF)I FISH NY Getting Started Fishing in New York City - Freshwater (PDF)I FISH NY Getting Started Fishing in New York City - Saltwater (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Freshwater Fishing on Long Island and New York City (PDF)Fly Fishing the Catskills (PDF)Fishing for Panfish (PDF)Regulations and LicensesAside from fishing during free fishing days or at a free fishing clinic events, fishing licenses are required for most individuals who are 16 and older. Save time and buy your fishing license online or learn more about the fishing license requirementsAll recreational anglers must be familiar with the Freshwater Fishing Regulations or Saltwater Fishing Regulations prior to venturing out.

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Grant Programs - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

maintenance of snowmobile trails designated as part of the State Snowmobile Trail System. The authorization for the program is 
	found in Article 27 of NY Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law. Funding is allocated on a pro-rated basis.
Legislative Initiatives
Applications: By Prior Approval
A program for recipients pre-designated by the State Legislature. If you have not received a letter from 
	this agency, referencing a "PKS-..." project, these guidelines do not apply to you. If you received a letter referencing a "PKS-..." 
	project, please download guidelines and materials for submission.
Beachfront Drone Grant Program
Applications: Applications Available. Accepted through November 1, 2024.
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (NYS OPRHP) is committed to the safety of beach goers across the state.
	To address an increase in marine wildlife encounters with humans at ocean coastal beaches, the Office is granting funding to designated coastal municipalities to purchase
	Remote Controlled Drones (Drones) along with software and training to properly monitor clearly designated swimming areas at coastal beaches for the presence of sharks and
	other dangerous marine life.
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New York State National Maritime Heritage Grant Program
Applications: Pre-Application available November 15-December 15, 2023
A matching subgrant program to fund education programs and historic preservation projects that will preserve sites and objects related to New York’s maritime history. The grants are made possible through a partnership between the National Park Service and the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD). Local governments, tribal governments, as well as 501(c)(3) and NYS qualified nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply. 

Recreational Trails Program
Applications: Applications Not Available
A matching grant program for the acquisition, development, rehabilitation and maintenance of trails 
	and trail-related projects. Funds are available to non-profit organizations, municipal, state and federal agencies, and other 
 government entities. Funded projects must be identified in, or further a specific goal of, the 
	Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) and must be available to the general public. Source of funds: Federal Highway Administration.
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Contact the creditor with whom your name has been fraudulently used. Also notify the police.   

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Where is the Motorgate Garage located?

It is accessible via the first right hand turn after coming across the Roosevelt Island Bridge and directly above the Gristedes supermarket. 

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Where can I park in the event of a snow Emergency?

There is no parking on Main Street in the event of a snow emergency. Vehicles must park in the Motorgate Garage. 

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What are Roosevelt Island’s street cleaning hours?

Every Monday and Thursday, 10 AM to 11:30 AM.  

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Where can I go to stay cool during a heat wave?

You can call PSD at 212-832-4545 for the available island cooling center locations and you can also check with Notify NYC for other locations across the NYC area.   

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What should I do in case of a snow emergency or black out? 

Have enough supplies that will last you for a few days, stay informed of updates on when the condition will be corrected. 

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What if Roosevelt Island is told to evacuate due to an emergency or disaster?

Roosevelt Island residents will be instructed to follow the NYC Office of Emergency Management evacuation protocol. 

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Where can I park my car during a snow emergency? 

No vehicles will be allowed on the street during a snow emergency, therefore parking is available for R.I. residents in the Motorgate Parking Garage. For further info contact PSD at 212-832-4545. 

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Can you pay for the Ferry with a MetroCard?

No, MetroCards are NOT accepted. There is a ticket machine on each ferry landing, or you can pay via the NYC Ferry app. 

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Applications: Applications Not Available
A matching grant program for the acquisition, development, rehabilitation and maintenance of trails 
	and trail-related projects. Funds are available to non-profit organizations, municipal, state and federal agencies, and other 
 government entities. Funded projects must be identified in, or further a specific goal of, the 
	Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) and must be available to the general public. Source of funds: Federal Highway Administration.
Certified Local Government Program
Applications: Applications Not Available
A matching grant program for the expansion and maintenance of the National Register of Historic 
	Places and support of historic preservation activities, to include survey and inventory. Only Certified Local Governments may apply. 
	Source of funds: The National Park Service
Boating Infrastructure Grant Program
Applications: Applications Available
A program of the Department of the Interior, US Fish and Wildlife Service.
LWCF Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program

This federal, nation-wide, urban-focused grant program is targeted at projects that will create or reinvigorate parks and other outdoor recreation spaces to encourage people to connect or re-connect with the outdoors.

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Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records - New York State Department of Health
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Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records

For New York City records
New York County (Manhattan), Kings County (Brooklyn), Bronx County (The Bronx), Richmond County (Staten Island), and Queens County (Queens), contact: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene or New York City Marriage Bureau.
One exception: DOH keeps divorce certificates for both New York State and New York City.
Outside New York State:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – National Center for Health Statistics

To order a certificate, select one of the following:

Pre-Adoption Birth Certificate
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How to Get Married in New York State

Adoption Information Registry
Adoption and birth records are confidential and under court seal. The Adoption Information Registry makes it possible to get some kinds of information.
The Adoption Information Registry can 

Help adoptees obtain available non-identifying information about their birth parents.
Enable the reunion of registered adoptees with their birth parents and biological siblings.
Provide a place for birth parents to file medical information to share with registered adoptees.

Questions About Correcting or Amending Records
If you have questions about correcting or amending vital records you may contact New York State Vital Records by telephone, toll-free, at 855-322-1022.
Questions and Comments
If you have questions or comments you may contact New York State Vital Records by telephone, toll-free, at 855-322-1022.
Please note -- we cannot provide a record or verify the existence or facts of a record based on email requests. To apply for a record, follow the links above.
Freedom of Information (FOIL)
Vital Records are not available through FOIL. For information about FOIL and access to other Department of Health information, please visit the following link.

Freedom of Information and access to Department of Health records

Questions or comments: contact the Vital Records Call Center at (855) 322-1022.
 
 
 

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Hunter Education Program - NYSDEC
If bowhunting for other wild game, this course is not required but recommended.Trapper Education - Required for first-time trappers pursuing furbearers.Waterfowl Hunter Education - Required to gain access to select State and Federal lands (Wildlife Refuges) open to waterfowl hunting.Crossbow Hunting Qualification - Required for hunters using a crossbow to pursue big game, small game, turkey, or unprotected species.Online Hunter Education and Bowhunter Education CoursesAn ONLINE HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE is now available.An ONLINE BOWHUNTER EDUCATION COURSE is now available.Other State CertificatesNew York State accepts Hunter Education Certificates from other states when purchasing a New York hunting license.Certificate Requirements in Other States and Countries: To verify whether a New York State Hunter Education Certificate is accepted elsewhere, visit the International Hunter Education Association (leaves DEC website) to find certificate restrictions and requirements in all other states and countries. Many states and countries will require you to show your hunter education certificate and will not accept your hunting or trapping license as proof of a certificate.Next Step CoursesNext Step courses are in-person, instructor-led, hands-on courses for those who have already completed a hunter education, bowhunter education, or trapper education certification course and want more education and hands-on experience.Replace a Lost CertificateDue to COVID, staff are not in the office every day. For fastest service, email us ([email protected]). If you do not have email, call 1-888-HUNT-ED2 (1-888-486-8332). Please supply your name, date of birth, type of course you took (hunter education, bowhunter education, trapper education, waterfowl hunter education), and when and where you took the course. Certificates dated earlier than 1980 cannot be found or replaced. If you need a certificate and yours cannot be found, you will need to retake the course.

Hunter Safety Basics

The 4 Rules of Firearm SafetyTreat every firearm as if it is loaded.Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.Keep your finger off the trigger, and outside the trigger guard, until you are ready to shoot.Always be sure of your target and what is in front of it and behind it.