New York Laws
Article 1 - Department of Veterans' Services
19 - Women Veterans Coordinator.

(b) "Department" shall mean the state department of veterans'
services.
(c) "Women veterans coordinator" shall be a veteran.
2. Such women veterans coordinator shall be appointed by the
commissioner.
3. Establishment of women veterans coordinator. There is hereby
established within the department, a "women veterans coordinator" who
shall work under the direction of the commissioner and whose duties
shall include, but not be limited to, the:
(a) identification, development, planning, organization and
coordination of all statewide programs and services to meet the needs of
women veterans;
(b) recommendation to the commissioner to ensure compliance with all
existing department policies and regulations pertaining to the needs of
women veterans on the state and federal level and make recommendations
regarding the improvement of benefits and services to women veterans;
(c) liaison between the department, the United States Department of
Veterans Affairs center for women veterans, the United States Department
of Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Women Veterans, state veterans
nursing homes, state agencies, community groups, advocates and other
veterans and military organizations and interested parties;
(d) advocating for all women veterans in the state;
(e) development and maintenance of a clearinghouse for information and
resources for women veterans;
(f) promote events and activities that recognize, educate and honor
women veterans, including but not limited to seminars required under
subdivision six of section four of this article, veteran human rights
conferences, veterans benefits and resources events, and veterans
cultural competence training;
(g) inclusion of the contributions women veterans have made on behalf
of the United States and this state on the department's official
website; and
(h) preparation of reports on topics including, but not limited to,
the demographics of women veterans, the number of women veterans listed
by county, and the unique needs of the women veterans population, to the
extent such information is available, to the commissioner on the status
of women veterans within New York state.
4. Reports. The women veterans coordinator shall submit a report to
the commissioner each year after the effective date of this section.
Such report shall include, but not be limited to, a description of the
women veterans coordinator's activities for the calendar year and the
programs developed pursuant to the provisions of this section. The
commissioner shall submit the report or a synopsis of the report to the
governor in accordance with the provisions of section four of this
article.

Structure New York Laws

New York Laws

VET - Veterans' Services Law

Article 1 - Department of Veterans' Services

1 - Definitions.

2 - Department of Veterans' Services.

3 - Veterans' Services Commission.

4 - General Functions, Powers and Duties of Department.

5 - Veteran Speaker Education Program.

6 - Cooperation and Facilities of Other Departments.

7 - Information on Status of Veterans Receiving Assistance.

8 - New York state supplemental burial allowance for members of the uniformed services of the United States killed in combat or duty subject to hostile fire or imminent danger, as defined in 37 USC

9 - New York State Veteran Burial Fund.

10 - Time Within Which Marriage May Be Solemnized; Member of the Uniformed Services.

11 - Use of Personal Confidential Information Obtained From Veterans or Family Members of Veterans Receiving Services From the State and Political Subdivisions Thereof.

12 - Acceptance of Gifts.

13 - State Veterans' Service Agency.

14 - Local Veterans' Service Agencies.

15 - Powers and Duties of Local Veterans' Service Agencies.

16 - Location and Cost of Local Veterans' Service Agencies; Deputy Local Directors.

17 - Local Veterans' Service Committees.

18 - Appropriations for Expenses and Activities of Local Veterans' Service Agencies.

19 - Women Veterans Coordinator.

20 - Women Veterans Advisory Committee.

21 - Creation of Annuity.

22 - Evidence of Entitlement.

23 - Persons Who May Receive Annuity.

24 - New York State Veterans' Cemeteries.

25 - Veterans Health Screening.

26 - Payment to Parents of Veterans.

27 - Cremated Remains of a Veteran.

28 - New York State Silver Rose Veterans Service Certificate.

29 - Intake Forms for Admission and Residency.

29-A - Loan Counseling for Mortgages Guaranteed by the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944.

29-A*2 - Veterans Memorial Registry.