New York A05372 requires certain buildings to display domestic violence signs in their bathrooms.
New York A05372 mandates that lodging facilities, public buildings, and entities maintaining public restrooms display domestic violence signs in conspicuous places. These signs, developed by the office for the prevention of domestic violence, provide information on services available to victims. The law applies to public buildings under the supervision of the commissioner of general services and lactation rooms in public buildings. Non-compliant entities must correct violations or face penalties.
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