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Read. Follow. Verify.New York authorizes part-time New Paltz officer Janay Gasparini to take full-time civil service exam
Last action · September 25, 2026: SIGNED CHAP.303Sponsor: Michelle Hinchey
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What This Bill Does
New York enacts a law allowing part-time police officer Janay M. Gasparini to take the for full-time police officer in the town of New Paltz, overriding standard age and statutory requirements.
Waives specific age and statutory civil service restrictions exclusively for a named municipal employee to seek full-time police employment.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Janay M. Gasparini
Gains eligibility to take the competitive civil service examination and be placed on the eligible list for full-time employment as a police officer.
Town of New Paltz police department
Must evaluate a specific part-time officer for full-time appointment eligibility under waived civil service criteria.
Key Facts
- Janay M. Gasparini is authorized to take the competitive civil service examination for police officer despite standard civil service restrictions.
- Exemptions apply to section 58 of the civil service law, including statutory age requirements.
- Eligibility for placement on the eligible list for full-time appointment with the town of New Paltz police department is contingent on her exam score.
- Janay M. Gasparini remains subject to all other merit and fitness provisions of the civil service law applicable to full-time police officers.
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- The act takes effect immediately upon signing.
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Current status: Signed into law.
Procedural history
14 actions- Sep 25, 2026SenateEnrolledSIGNED CHAP.303
- Sep 22, 2026SenateEnrolledDELIVERED TO GOVERNOR
- Jun 4, 2026HouseRETURNED TO SENATE
- Jun 4, 2026HouseFloorPASSED ASSEMBLY
- Jun 4, 2026HouseHOME RULE REQUEST
- Jun 4, 2026HouseORDERED TO THIRD READING RULES CAL.505
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- Jun 4, 2026HouseSUBSTITUTED FOR A10303
- Jun 4, 2026HouseCommitteeREFERRED TO WAYS AND MEANS
- Jun 3, 2026SenateDELIVERED TO ASSEMBLY
- Jun 3, 2026SenateFloorPASSED SENATE
- Jun 3, 2026SenateHOME RULE REQUEST
- Jun 3, 2026SenateORDERED TO THIRD READING CAL.1650
- Jun 3, 2026SenateCommitteeCOMMITTEE DISCHARGED AND COMMITTED TO RULES
- Feb 18, 2026SenateCommitteeREFERRED TO CIVIL SERVICE AND PENSIONS
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Senate floor vote
Total
63
- Yes
- 61
- No
- 0
- Present
- 0
- Not voting
- 1
- Abstain
- 0
- Other positions
- 1
How they voted (63)
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