New York bill A09033 establishes a moratorium on evictions during extreme weather conditions and the 72-hour period following such conditions.

New York bill A09033, known as the "extreme weather tenant protection act," aims to protect tenants from evictions during extreme weather conditions and the 72-hour period following such conditions. The bill defines extreme weather conditions as periods with official warnings or advisories for excessive heat or cold, or other severe weather events declared as emergencies by the governor. It prohibits the execution of eviction warrants during these periods and provides tenants unlawfully removed during such times with a private right of action for damages, costs, and attorney's fees.

New York bill A09033 establishes a moratorium on evictions during extreme weather conditions and the 72-hour period following such conditions.

New York bill A09033, known as the "extreme weather tenant protection act," aims to protect tenants from evictions during extreme weather conditions and the 72-hour period following such conditions. The bill defines extreme weather conditions as periods with official warnings or advisories for excessive heat or cold, or other severe weather events declared as emergencies by the governor. It prohibits the execution of eviction warrants during these periods and provides tenants unlawfully removed during such times with a private right of action for damages, costs, and attorney's fees.