Establishes a no fare program for emergency responders on the Long Island Rail Road on September 11th.
The bill amends the public authorities law to establish a no fare program for emergency responders on the Long Island Rail Road on September 11th. This program applies to emergency medical technicians, advanced emergency medical technicians, firefighters, fire officers, fire marshals, and auxiliary police employed or enrolled by specified New York entities. Responders must be in uniform and show proper identification to qualify. The program operates during all service hours and does not affect other existing no fare programs.
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