New York bill A01137 amends the public health law to exclude fundraising income from consideration in state aid and reimbursement for volunteer.

New York bill A01137 amends the public health law by adding a new section that defines "fundraising activity" for volunteer ambulance companies. It specifies that such activities should not include prohibited methods, state constitution violations, penal statutes violations, or commercial enterprise conduct, except temporarily for up to 90 days per year. The bill ensures that funds raised through these activities are not considered when allocating state aid or reimbursing services to participating volunteer ambulance companies, including regional emergency medical councils.

New York bill A01137 amends the public health law to exclude fundraising income from consideration in state aid and reimbursement for volunteer.

New York bill A01137 amends the public health law by adding a new section that defines "fundraising activity" for volunteer ambulance companies. It specifies that such activities should not include prohibited methods, state constitution violations, penal statutes violations, or commercial enterprise conduct, except temporarily for up to 90 days per year. The bill ensures that funds raised through these activities are not considered when allocating state aid or reimbursing services to participating volunteer ambulance companies, including regional emergency medical councils.