New York A10589 mandates the appointment of a digital equity officer by the director of the Office of Information Technology Services to oversee.
New York A10589 amends the state technology law to require the director of the Office of Information Technology Services to appoint a digital equity officer. This officer will develop, oversee, and assist in providing statewide broadband access to rural and residential areas, public schools, and small and medium businesses. The officer will also coordinate with the Department of Education to provide computers, laptops, or tablets to students in public schools who qualify for free or reduced meals. The act takes effect 90 days after becoming law.
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