New York S05924 mandates certain buildings to display domestic violence signs in their bathrooms.
New York S05924, known as the Domestic Violence Bathroom Signage Act, requires certain buildings to display domestic violence signs in their bathrooms. These signs, developed by the office for the prevention of domestic violence, must be in plain view and conspicuous. The act amends the executive, general business, public authorities, and public buildings laws to enforce this requirement. The signs must include information about services and assistance available to victims of domestic violence and be in English, Spanish, and any other language deemed appropriate by the director of the office.
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