New York law amended to provide additional credits for children and siblings of sanitation workers killed in 9/11 attacks.

The bill amends the civil service law to provide additional credits to children and siblings of New York City sanitation members who died in the line of duty as a result of the World Trade Center attack on September 11, 2001. These credits apply to competitive examinations for original appointment in the same municipality where the deceased sanitation member served. The bill defines "killed in the line of duty" and outlines the process for applying for and proving eligibility for these additional credits. It also specifies conditions under which the credits may be used or relinquished.

New York law amended to provide additional credits for children and siblings of sanitation workers killed in 9/11 attacks.

The bill amends the civil service law to provide additional credits to children and siblings of New York City sanitation members who died in the line of duty as a result of the World Trade Center attack on September 11, 2001. These credits apply to competitive examinations for original appointment in the same municipality where the deceased sanitation member served. The bill defines "killed in the line of duty" and outlines the process for applying for and proving eligibility for these additional credits. It also specifies conditions under which the credits may be used or relinquished.