ASSEMBLY BILLS 

https://nyassembly.gov/

AB 2376   By Barron, Charles. Requires grand jury proceedings for police officers or peace officers involved in a shooting or excessive use of force to be conducted in open, contemporaneous public hearings. 
 - Referred to Assembly Codes

AB 2390   By Aubry, Jeffrion L.. Relates to the justification for the use of force in a homicide by a peace officer or police officer.
- Referred to Assembly Codes

AB 2462   By Hyndman, Alicia. Relates to requiring police officers to maintain liability insurance.
 - Referred to Assembly Local Governments

AB 2479   By Hyndman, Alicia. Relates to police officer and peace officer hiring and transfers.
- Referred to Assembly Governmental Operations

AB 2490   By Aubry, Jeffrion L.. Relates to eligibility for appointment as a police officer.
 - Referred to Assembly Governmental Employees

AB 2558   By Fahy, Patricia A.. Grants immunity to law enforcemen employees who intervene against police misconduct. 
- Referred to Assembly Governmental Operations

AB 2662   By Bichotte Hermelyn, Rodneyse. Prohibits law enforcement officers from using racial and ethnic profiling.
- Referred to Assembly Codes

AB 3048   By Peoples-Stokes, Crystal D.. Relates to authorizing the city of Buffalo to adopt a local law requiring police officers in such city to be residents of Buffalo.
- Referred to Assembly Governmental Operations

AB 3056   By Epstein, Harvey. Relates to establishing the offense of unlawful obstruction of law enforcement identification. 
- Referred to Assembly Codes

AB 3065   By Epstein, Harvey. Requires at least one member of the state board of parole be a formerly incarcerated person.
- Referred to Assembly Corrections

AB 3115   By Kim, Ronald T.. Prohibits law enforcement agencies from receiving or purchasing certain property.
- Referred to Assembly Governmental Operations

SENATE BILLS

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SB 2099   By Sanders, Jr., James. Prohibits state or local police from accepting military surplus equipment from the federal government. 
- Referred to Senate Codes

SB 2107   By Sepulveda, Luis. Relates to requiring state and local law enforcement officers to identify themselves to the public.
- Referred to Senate Finance

SB 2186   By Sepulveda, Luis. Requires police officers to report the misconduct of a police officer.
- Referred to Senate Codes

SB 2571   By Helming, Pamela. Relates to allowing the names of peace officers slain in the line of duty in the state of New York to be added to the police officers memorial.
- Referred to Senate Finance

SB 2682   By Addabbo, Jr., Joseph P.. Designates sheriffs, under-sheriffs and deputy sheriffs of the city of New York as police officers.
- Referred to Senate Codes

SB 2760   By Ramos, Jessica. Relates to creating a written policy on the use of sustained auditory dispersal tools.
- Referred to Senate Codes

SB 2763   By Ramos, Jessica. Prohibits the use of chemical weapons and kinetic energy munitions on civilian populations. 
- Referred to Senate Codes

SB 2781   By Sepulveda, Luis. Relates to the termination of law enforcement officer benefits for malfeasance or serious misconduct.
- Referred to Senate Civil Service and Pensions

SB 2794   By Sanders, Jr., James. Establishes a statewide law enforcement officer misconduct database.
- Referred to Senate Codes