STATE STATUTES & CODES

NEW YORK STATUTES AND CODES

Article 10 - (200 - 209-Z) FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN

• 200 - Defining qualifications of exempt volunteer firemen.
• 200-A - Volunteer firemen serving in more than one fire company or fire department.
• 200-B - Leaves of absence for volunteer firemen entering the armed forces of the United States prior to July first, nineteen hundred sixty-six.
• 200-C - Leaves of absence for volunteer firemen entering the armed forces of the United States on or after July first, nineteen hundred sixty-six.
• 201 - Rights and privileges of exempt volunteer firemen.
• 202 - Certificate to be issued to exempt volunteer firemen.
• 202-A - Recording certificates of exempt volunteer firemen.
• 203 - List of exempt volunteer firemen to be filed.
• 204 - Qualifications necessary to entitle to certain exemptions.
• 204-A - Raising of funds for fire company purposes.
• 204-B - Youth programs.
• 204-C - Plan for arson investigation.
• 204-D - Duties of the fire chief.
• 204-E - Unauthorized destruction of property.
• 204-F - Plan for hazardous materials incidents response.
• 205 - Payments to injured or representatives of deceased volunteer firemen.
• 205-A - Additional right of action to certain injured or representatives of certain deceased firefighters.
• 205-B - Relief of volunteer firefighters engaged in the performance of duty as such firefighters from civil liability and liability of fire districts for the
• 205-C - Payments pending controversies where volunteer firemen are killed or injured.
• 205-D - Relief from civil liability for acts or omissions by fire wardens in the city of New York.
• 205-E - Right of action to certain injured or representatives of certain deceased police officers.
• 205-F - Removal of civil liability barriers.
• 205-G - Defense and indemnification of volunteer firefighters.
• 206 - Certificate to policemen and firemen; free transportation; use of telegraph lines and telephones.
• 206-A - Penalty for improper use of certificates.
• 206-B - Exemption of benefits payable under blanket accident insurance covering volunteer firemen.
• 207 - Hospitalization of members of fire departments in certain cities.
• 207-A - Payment of salary, medical and hospital expenses of firemen with injuries or illness incurred in performance of duties.
• 207-B - Additional retirement benefits for certain firemen in cities.
• 207-C - Payment of salary, wages, medical and hospital expenses of policemen with injuries or illness incurred in the performance of duties.
• 207-D - Additional retirement benefits for certain policemen in cities and certain villages.
• 207-E - Minimum retirement benefits for policemen in cities and who are members of police pension or retirement systems maintained by such cities.
• 207-E*2 - Minimum retirement benefits for firemen in cities and who are members of fire department pension or retirement systems maintained by such cities.
• 207-F - Ordinary death benefits of members of fire department systems of cities.
• 207-G - Ordinary death benefits of members of police retirement systems.
• 207-H - Death benefits of members of certain fire department pension or retirement systems of cities.
• 207-H*2 - Death benefits of members of certain police pension systems.
• 207-I - Temporary supplemental retirement allowances for certain policemen.
• 207-I*2 - Supplemental retirement allowances of retired firemen of cities.
• 207-II - Payment of supplemental retirement allowances of retired policemen and firemen of certain cities.
• 207-J - Supplemental pension allowances of certain retired teachers of cities.
• 207-K - Disabilities of policemen and firemen in certain cities.
• 207-K*2 - Disabilities of policemen and firemen in certain cities.
• 207-KK - Disabilities of firefighters in certain cities caused by cancer.
• 207-L - Temporary supplemental retirement allowances for certain policemen in towns and villages.
• 207-M - Salary increases for heads of police departments of municipalities, districts or authorities.
• 207-N - Performance of duty disability retirement.
• 207-O - Performance of duty disability retirement.
• 207-O*2 - Disabilities of members of the uniformed force of correction departments in certain cities.
• 207-P - Performance of duty disability retirement; police and fire department.
• 207-Q - Firefighters; presumption in certain diseases.
• 207-Q*2 - Disabilities of emergency medical technicians or advanced emergency medical technicians in certain cities.
• 208 - Members of police force to have one day rest in seven.
• 208-A - School guards.
• 208-B - Death benefits for beneficiaries of certain policemen and firemen.
• 208-C - Death benefits for dependent fathers or dependent mothers of certain policemen and firemen.
• 208-D - Extra work by members of certain police forces.
• 208-D*2 - Compensation during disability.
• 208-D*3 - Extra work by members of a police force in cities.
• 208-E - Extra work by members of certain police forces.
• 208-F - Special accidental death benefit.
• 208-G - Community activity by members of a police force.
• 209 - Outside service by local fire departments, companies, ambulance districts and airport crash-fire-rescue units.
• 209-A - Relations with other states and the dominion of Canada.
• 209-AA - Paid leave for disaster service volunteers.
• 209-AA*2 - Appointment of private college campus security officers at independent non-profit colleges.
• 209-B - Emergency rescue and first aid squads.
• 209-BB - Specialized teams.
• 209-C - Fire police squads of fire departments and fire companies.
• 209-CC - Notification of presence of wild animals and dangerous dogs.
• 209-D - Contracts for outside service by volunteer fire departments and companies.
• 209-DD - Discovery of unlawful drug laboratory.
• 209-E - Fire mobilization and mutual aid plan.
• 209-EE - Adoption of a code of ethics and disclosure of interests by fire companies.
• 209-F - Outside service by local police forces; mobilization by governor; powers of sheriffs.
• 209-G - Liability for outside aid.
• 209-I - Emergency service by volunteer firemen.
• 209-J - Mutual aid programs in counties.
• 209-L - Removal of volunteer officers and volunteer members of fire departments.
• 209-M - Outside service by local police; civil disturbance control.
• 209-P - Relay of fire and emergency calls.
• 209-Q - Permanent appointment of police officers; completion of training program.
• 209-R - Police protection.
• 209-S - Contracts between municipalities and fire districts for joint fire training centers.
• 209-T - Contracts for joint fire alarm systems.
• 209-U - Notification of presence of hazardous materials.
• 209-V - Employment of retired persons as special patrolmen for publicly owned property.
• 209-W - Permanent appointment of fire fighters; completion of training program.
• 209-X - Training of certain paid city firemen promoted to a first-line supervisory position.
• 209-Y - Establishment of hazardous materials emergency response teams.
• 209-Z - Annual independent audits.

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