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New York S 1851 — Establishes a New York Main Street development center within the empire state development corporation

New York, 2025-2026. S 1851: Establishes a New York Main Street development center within the empire state development corporation

S 18512025-2026 sessionSenate

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Latest action

November 6, 2026 — PRINT NUMBER 1851A

Summary

Establishes a New York Main Street development center within the empire state development corporation to disseminate information related to existing state programs to address the redevelopment of existing commercial/residential "Main Street" buildings.

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Bill text

S1851 Read version ↗ Read version ↗

S1851A Read version ↗

Recorded votes

Housing, Construction And Community Development Vote

January 27, 2025 · Senate · pass

yes: 11 · no: 0 · excused: 0 · absent: 0 · other: 0

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Individual member positions (11)
MemberVote
Jabari Brisportyes
Cordell Cleareyes
Pamela Helmingyes
Robert Jacksonyes
Brian Kavanaghyes
Jack M. Martinsyes
Rachel Mayyes
Gustavo Riverayes
Sean Ryanyes
Julia Salazaryes
Mark Walczykyes

Housing, Construction And Community Development Vote

January 27, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 10 · no: 0 · excused: 0 · absent: 0 · other: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (10)
MemberVote
Jabari Brisportyes
Cordell Cleareyes
Pamela Helmingyes
Robert Jacksonyes
Brian Kavanaghyes
Jack M. Martinsyes
Rachel Mayyes
Gustavo Riverayes
Julia Salazaryes
Mark Walczykyes

Legislative history

  1. PRINT NUMBER 1851A
  2. AMEND AND RECOMMIT TO FINANCE
  3. REPORTED AND COMMITTED TO FINANCE
  4. REFERRED TO HOUSING, CONSTRUCTION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
  5. REPORTED AND COMMITTED TO FINANCE
  6. REFERRED TO HOUSING, CONSTRUCTION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

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