Allows veterans who performed military service during a period of war to ride public transportation free of charge for the year immediately after his or her return to this state. /
Sponsor: SMITH Committee: VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

Provides that the ballots of deceased military personnel shall be counted toward the election for which they were cast. /
Sponsor: Ortiz Committee: ELECTION LAW

Increases the limitation of days that a public officer or employee shall be paid his or her salary for absence from employment while engaged in the performance of military duty including going to or returning from the performance of military duty. /
Sponsor: Ortiz Committee: GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

Directs the adjutant general, upon request, to present a United States flag to the person designated to dispose of the body of a member of the organized militia, when such member served his or her initial obligation, was discharged for disability incurred or aggravated in the line of duty, or whose service up to the date of death was honorable. /
Sponsor: ADAMS Committee: VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

Establishes the "atomic veterans medal" for members of the armed forces or organized militia exposed to ionizing radiation as a result of atomic weapons tests conducted by the United State between 1945 and 1963. /
Sponsor: BALL Committee: VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

Relates to non-contributory retirement service credit for members of the New York city retirement systems called to military duty on or after September eleventh, two thousand one and prior to January first, two thousand six. /
Sponsor: Rosenthal Committee: WAYS AND MEANS

Provides that Afghanistan and Iraq war veterans shall receive up to four years of undergraduate or three years graduate education at SUNY or CUNY tuition free. /
Sponsor: Cusick Committee: HIGHER EDUCATION

Establishes the "War on Terror expeditionary medal" for members of the armed forces or organized militia serving abroad in certain military operations during the war on terror. /
Sponsor: Katz Committee: GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

Allows veterans who performed military service during a period of war to ride public transportation free of charge for the year immediately after his or her return to this state. /
Sponsor: Ortiz Committee: GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

Relates to leaves of absence for lawful causes of every public officer or employee who is or becomes a member of any force of the organized militia or reserves. /
Sponsor: Ra Committee: GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES

Grants public officers and employees up to 60 total days or 44 working days of paid leave for military ordered duty. /
Sponsor: LARKIN Committee: VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

Enacts the "New York city health and hospitals corporation military pay act"; authorizes military pay to certain employees of the New York city health and hospitals corporation. /
Sponsor: GOLDEN Committee: VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

Relates to non-contributory retirement service credit for members of the New York city retirement systems called to military duty on or after September eleventh, two thousand one and prior to January first, two thousand six. /
Sponsor: LANZA Committee: VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS

Provides for the "Campaign Medal for Service" to be awarded to those who have provided military service in Iraq. /
Sponsor: DiPietro Committee: VETERANS' AFFAIRS

Relates to the service time of military personnel. /
Sponsor: Miller Committee: GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES

Provides that the ballots of deceased military personnel shall be counted toward the election for which they were cast. /
Sponsor: BALL

Allows uniformed personnel who serve as interpreters assisting persons in police duty, serving in foreign countries on behalf of the United States government the same protection as other public employees serving in the military. /
Sponsor: Jacobs Committee: GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

Provides that the ballots of deceased military personnel shall be counted toward the election for which they were cast. /
Sponsor: BALL Committee: ELECTION LAW

Authorizes pay for military leave for public employees who are absent due to military duty; allows public employees to collect paid salary and compensation for thirty days or twenty-two working days, whichever is greater, in addition to collecting the difference between salary and compensation for another three hundred thirty-five days. /
Sponsor: Reilich Committee: GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES

Relates to creating a day care assistance program for members of the organized militia serving federal active duty outside the United States; appropriates $500,000 therefor. /
Sponsor: Lopez P Committee: GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS