2006 New York Code - Firemen And Policemen

 
                                 ARTICLE 10
                            FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN
  Section 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
                     acts of volunteer firemen.
          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.
          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.
          207-r.   Disabilities  of  members  of  the  uniformed  force of
                     sanitation departments.
          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-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  firefighters; 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.