Title CNT, County

§ 837. Niagara frontier bridge. The boards of supervisors of Erie and\nNiagara counties, or either of them, may each agree and undertake to\nprovide and make available, and to appropriate annually such sums as\nthey may deem proper to aid the Niagara frontier bridge commission i…

§ 838. Traffic signals in Onondaga county. The board of supervisors of\nOnondaga county may annually appropriate such sums as it may deem proper\nfor the installation and maintenance of traffic signals upon highways in\nthe county, but the total amount of money so appropriated i…

§ 839. Deputy comptroller in Oneida county. The county comptroller of\nthe county of Oneida may, after entering upon the duties of his office,\ndesignate two of the assistants or clerks in his office deputy\ncomptrollers. Such designation shall be in writing and shall be signed\…

§ 840. Memorial day in Nassau and Suffolk counties. The board of\nsupervisors of the counties of Nassau and Suffolk may each appropriate\nannually an amount not to exceed two hundred dollars for the purpose of\ndefraying the expenses of the proper observance of Memorial or\nDeco…

§ 841. Aviation fields in Nassau county. The board of supervisors in\nNassau county may appropriate annually and provide for the expenditure\nof such sums as it may deem proper not to exceed the sum of five\nthousand dollars for the purpose of furnishing suitable and proper\ncom…

§ 842. Harbor improvements in Suffolk county. The board of supervisors\nof Suffolk county may provide for widening, deepening or dredging any\nbay, harbor, inlet or channel or for the construction of bulkheads,\ngroins, jetties, docks or other similar improvements to the water o…

§ 843. Advancing school taxes in Suffolk county. In Suffolk county the\ncounty treasurer shall advance to the several school districts within\nsaid county, in anticipation of the collection of the school tax levies\ntherein, and to provide funds for meeting the expenses in the s…

§ 844. Hurricane or storm damage in Suffolk county. The board of\nsupervisors of the county of Suffolk may provide for the improvement or\nreconstruction of beaches or shore front within the county, to repair\ndamage caused by hurricane or storm, and to provide suitable protecti…

§ 845. Lake George fish screens in Warren county. The board of\nsupervisors of the county of Warren may by resolution, appropriate and\npay out such sums of money as it may deem necessary for the purpose of\nproviding for and maintaining a suitable screen or screens in the outle…

§ 849. Appropriations for conservation purposes in Washington county.\n1. The board of supervisors of Washington county is hereby authorized\nand empowered to enter into an agreement or agreements with the board of\nsupervisors of one or more adjoining counties possessing equiva…

§ 850. State office buildings and other public improvements in certain\ncounties. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, general,\nspecial or local, every county is hereby authorized and empowered:\n (a) To acquire by purchase, gift or dedication, or by condemnation in\n…

§ 852. Loans of money or credit to hospitals or health related\nfacilities in Suffolk county. Notwithstanding any general, special or\nlocal law or charter provision to the contrary, the county legislature\nof the county of Suffolk shall have the power and is hereby authorized,\…

* § 853. Oneida County-tribal detention agreement. Notwithstanding any\nother inconsistent provision of law, the agreement executed between the\ncounty of Oneida and the Oneida Indian Nation executed on May\ntwenty-third, two thousand twenty-four, including, without limitation,\…

* § 854. Madison county-tribal detention agreement. Notwithstanding\nany other inconsistent provision of law, the agreement executed between\nthe county of Madison and the Oneida Indian Nation executed on May\ntwenty-eighth, two thousand twenty-four, including, without limitatio…

§ 900. Devolution of powers and duties on the county of Bronx. 1. The\ncounty of Bronx shall possess all the rights and be subject to all the\nobligations of the counties now included within the city of New York,\nexcept as otherwise provided by law.\n 2. All acts and parts of a…

§ 901. Office of the sheriff. 1. The commissioner of correction of the\ncity of New York shall have custody of the civil jails and persons\nlawfully committed to his custody and such jails shall be kept by him,\nor by keepers appointed by him, for whose acts he shall be responsi…

§ 902. Certain office hours. 1. The offices of the county clerk in the\ncounties constituting the city of New York shall remain open for the\ntransaction of business from nine o'clock in the forenoon to four\no'clock in the afternoon every day except Saturdays, Sundays and\nholi…

§ 903. Official seals and signatures. 1. The seals heretofore kept by\nthe respective county clerks of the counties comprising the city of New\nYork shall continue to be the seals of said counties. The seal kept by\nthe county clerk as prescribed in the judiciary law, shall cont…

§ 904. Court and trust fund register and liability of officers. The\ncounty clerks of the counties comprising the city of New York shall\nperform the same duties and shall be subject to the same penalties\nimposed by the provisions of this chapter upon other county clerks of\nth…

§ 905. Liability of commissioner of finance and surety for loss of\ncourt and trust funds. The commissioner of finance of the city of New\nYork and his surety or sureties shall be liable in the same manner as\ncounty treasurers are made liable under the provisions of this chapte…

§ 906. Liability of city of New York for loss of court and trust\nfunds. The city of New York shall be responsible for all property or\nmoneys deposited with the commissioner of finance by virtue of any\njudgment, decree or order of a court of record in this state provided,\nhow…

§ 907. Certain publications in county of Bronx. Every citation, order,\nproclamation, summons or notice, except a notice required to be\npublished by the provisions of the public lands law, which is required\nby any provision of law to be published in any newspaper published in …

§ 908. Appointment and salary of county clerks. 1. The county clerks\nof the counties comprising the city of New York shall be appointed and\nremovable in pursuance of section thirteen of article thirteen of the\nconstitution.\n 2. Each of the county clerks of the counties compr…

§ 909. Additional general duties of county clerks. The county clerk of\neach of the counties within the city of New York shall be clerk of the\nsupreme court within his respective county, and shall have power to\nselect, draw, summon and empanel grand and petit jurors in the man…

§ 910. Official undertakings of county clerks. Each county clerk shall\nbefore entering upon or assuming the duties of his office, give a bond\nto the people of the state of New York in the sum of twenty-five\nthousand dollars, with not less than two sufficient sureties, to be\n…

§ 911. Appointment and salaries of counsel to the county clerks. The\nclerk of each of the counties within the city of New York may appoint a\ncounsel who shall be an attorney and counselor-at-law with not less than\nten years' experience, and who shall receive an annual salary …

§ 912. Subordinate employees in offices of county clerks; salaries. In\ncounties within the city of New York, the appointment of every deputy,\nassistant, clerk, employee or subordinate shall be made in writing and\nfiled in the office of the clerk making the appointment before …

§ 913. Official undertakings of subordinates in offices of county\nclerks. The county clerk of each such county may in his discretion\nrequire any deputy, assistant, clerk, employee or subordinate appointed\nby him to give a bond and may determine the amount thereof.\n

§ 914. Duties of deputy county clerks. The deputy county clerks of\neach of the counties comprising the city of New York shall, subject to\nthe provisions of the public officers law, have all the powers and\nfulfill all the duties of the county clerk in his absence and shall be\…

§ 915. Fees of county clerks. All moneys to which the clerks of the\ncounties comprising the city of New York are entitled, by virtue of\ntheir office, or which they may receive for any and all official\nservices rendered by them, or by any of their assistants, clerks,\nemployee…

§ 916. Accounts of money to be kept in offices of county clerks. It\nshall be the duty of clerks of the counties comprising the city of New\nYork to keep an exact and detailed account of all moneys actually\nreceived by them or their subordinates for any services rendered in\nth…

§ 917. Transcripts of accounts in offices of county clerks;\nviolations. 1. A transcript of the account shall be made in such form as\nshall be prescribed by the comptroller of the city of New York. Such\ntranscript shall contain a statement of all moneys either received by\nsuc…

§ 918. General provisions pertaining to records in offices of county\nclerks. 1. The clerk of each of the counties within the city of New York\nis authorized and empowered to do such further acts for rearrangement,\ncare, repair, restoration, preservation, indexing and convenien…

§ 919. Block indices in offices of county clerks. 1. New York, Bronx,\nKings and Queens counties. a. The county clerks of the counties of New\nYork, Bronx, Kings and Queens shall continue to index under the proper\nblock numbers all instruments now required by law to be recorded…

§ 919-a. Block indices in the office of the county clerk in the county\nof Richmond. a. The county clerk of the county of Richmond shall\ncontinue to index under the proper block numbers all instruments now\nrequired by law to be recorded in the books of notices of lis pendens.\…

§ 920. Alphabetical indices in offices of county clerks. The clerk of\neach of the counties within the city of New York, so long as he deems it\nexpedient, may continue the alphabetical indices of the parties to\nnotices of lis pendens, statutory notice of liens and claims upon …

§ 921. Current minute books and indices in office of county clerk of\nNew York county. 1. The county clerk of New York county must keep books\nto be known as current minute books. Each half page of space in each\nbook, or one-third page of space in each book if it is deemed more…

§ 922. Judgment docket in office of county clerk of New York county.\n1. The judgment dockets shall be kept by the county clerk of New York\ncounty in two separate sets of books, one set to be designated and used\nfor judgments against individuals including all individual member…

§ 923. Current docket books and filing for Bronx county. 1. The\ncounty clerk of Bronx county must keep books to be known as current\ndocket books. Each half page of space in each book shall be\nconsecutively numbered in a series of consecutive numbers for each year\nand shall b…

§ 924. Photo recording. The county clerks of the counties within the\ncity of New York may cause parts of documents to be separated in order\nto facilitate recording and copying by use of a photo copying process,\nprovided that such documents are restored to their original form\…

§ 925. Certificate of searching records and copies. The clerk of any\nof the counties comprising the city of New York, upon payment of the fee\nprescribed therefor, shall diligently search the files, papers, records\nand dockets in his office, when so requested, and make one or …

§ 926. Election of district attorneys; term and vacancies. 1. There\nshall continue to be elected in each of the counties of New York, Kings,\nBronx, Queens and Richmond a district attorney who shall hold office for\nthe term of four years from and including the first day of Jan…

§ 927. General duties of district attorneys. It shall be the duty of\nthe district attorney of the respective counties of New York, Bronx,\nKings, Queens and Richmond to prosecute all crimes and offenses\ncognizable by the courts of the county for which he shall have been\nelect…

§ 928. Salary of district attorneys. Each of the district attorneys\nof the counties of New York, Bronx, Kings, Queens and Richmond shall\nreceive an annual salary of not less than the compensation received by a\njustice of the supreme court in the county in which he has been el…

§ 929. Official undertaking of district attorneys. Every person\nelected or appointed to the office of district attorney, shall, before\nhe enters upon the duties of his office, and if appointed, within\nfifteen days after notice thereof, execute and deliver, to the county\ncler…

§ 930. Assistant district attorneys; salaries. The district attorney\nof each county contained within the city of New York is hereby vested\nwith the power to appoint and at pleasure to remove any assistant\ndistrict attorney attached to his office. The number of such assistant\…

§ 931. Employees of the district attorneys in counties contained\nwithin the city of New York. The district attorney of each county\ncontained within the city of New York is vested with the power to\nappoint any person to any position for which there is now provision by\nappropr…

§ 932. Exemption of district attorneys from payment of certain fees.\nNo salaried officer of the city of New York or of the counties of New\nYork, Kings, Queens, Richmond and Bronx, or of any court mentioned in\nthe civil practice act, exercising jurisdiction within the limits o…

§ 933. Appropriations for extraordinary criminal actions. It shall be\nlawful for the city, upon the certificate of the district attorney of\nany county within the city of New York, to appropriate such sums as it\nmay deem necessary, for the proper conduct of a criminal action o…

§ 934. Cost of removed criminal trials. Each respective county of\nNew York, Bronx, Kings, Queens and Richmond in which an indictment is\nfound shall reimburse the county to which such indictment may be removed\nfor trial for the cost and expenses of such trial, in the same mann…