New York Laws
Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services
837-H - Livery Vehicle Safety Program; Standards; Eligibility; Reports.

(a) the development of a training program curriculum which includes
instruction on:
(i) methods to maximize personal safety, including information on
available equipment and technologies;
(ii) effective passenger management and communications skills;
(iii) vehicular and pedestrian safety, including a review of the
applicable provisions of the vehicle and traffic law; and
(iv) any other subject relevant to the public health and safety in the
operation of livery vehicles;
(b) the procedure by which the provider agencies make application to
receive funding to operate a program and the form of the application;
(c) the procedure by which provider agencies report to the
commissioner regarding the provision of program services and the form of
the report;
(d) the procedure for periodic monitoring and evaluation of the livery
vehicle safety training program.
2. Each provider agency shall prepare a plan, to be approved by the
commissioner, for the provision of program services to eligible drivers.
Such plan shall include, at a minimum, the nature of the services to be
rendered, how the services comply with the developed curriculum, the
cost associated with rendering such services and a description of how
the services will enhance livery vehicle safety. For the purposes of
this section the term "provider agency" shall mean a county, municipal,
local unit of government or a college or a university or a law
enforcement agency or a not-for-profit entity.
3. Each provider agency shall furnish the commissioner a written
report in a format and at a time to be determined by the commissioner,
subject to standards promulgated pursuant to this section which shall,
at a minimum contain:
(a) a description of how the assistance provided, in accordance with
the program established herein, enhanced livery vehicle services; and
(b) the nature and costs of program services provided.
4. For the purposes of this section the term "livery vehicle" shall
have the same meaning as the term "livery", as defined in section six
hundred twenty-one of this chapter.
5. Nothing contained in this section shall impose liability upon the
division or the state for death, injury or loss incurred by a driver by
reason of that driver having participated in the livery vehicle safety
training program.

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EXC - Executive

Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services

835 - Definitions.

836 - Division of Criminal Justice Services; Commissioner, Organization and Employees.

837 - Functions, Powers and Duties of Division.

837-A - Additional Functions, Powers and Duties of the Division.

837-B - Duties of Courts and Peace Officers.

837-C - Processing Requests Submitted by Police Departments.

837-D - Soft Body Ballistic Armor Vests for Police Officers.

837-E - Statewide Central Register for Missing Children.

837-F - Missing and Exploited Children Clearinghouse.

837-F-1 - Missing Vulnerable Adults Clearinghouse.

837-F-2 - Missing Adults.

837-G - Livery Vehicle Safety Training Program Establishment.

837-H - Livery Vehicle Safety Program; Standards; Eligibility; Reports.

837-I - Uniform Parking Ticket.

837-J - Parking Violations Enforcement and Disposition Program.

837-K - Safe House for Children.

837-L - Capital Prosecution Extraordinary Assistance Program.

837-M - Reporting Duties of Law Enforcement Departments With Respect to Missing Children and Vulnerable Adults.

837-M*2 - Criminal History Records Search for Certain Employment, Appointments, Licenses or Permits in the City of New York.

837-N - Criminal History Information of Caregivers; Requirements.

837-O - Search for Arson and Sex Offense Conviction Records of Volunteer Firefighter Applicants.

837-P - Criminal History Records Search for Certain Licenses and Registrations in the County of Westchester.

837-Q - Payments to Westchester County for Policing Special Parkways.

837-R - Office of Sex Offender Management.

837-S - Search for Sex Offense Conviction Records of Emergency Medical Technician and Other First Responder Applicants.

837-T - Use of Force Reporting.

837-U - The Division of Criminal Justice Services, in Conjunction With the Chief Administrator of the Courts, Shall Collect Data and Report Annually Regarding Pretrial Release and Detention.

837-V - Report of Discharge of Weapon.

837-V*2 - Reporting Duties of Law Enforcement Departments With Respect to Arrest-Related Deaths.

837-W - Technological Viability of Microstamping-Enabled Firearms.

837-W*2 - Blue Alert System.

837-X - Cooperation With Certain Out-of-State Investigations.

837-X*2 - Cooperation With Certain Out-of-State Investigations.

838 - Identification of Unknown Dead and Missing Persons.

838-A - Maintenance of Sexual Offense Evidence Kits.

838-B - Victim's Right to Notice.

839 - Municipal Police Training Council.

840 - Functions, Powers and Duties of Council.

841 - Functions, Powers and Duties of the Commissioner With Respect to the Council.

841-A - Security Guard Advisory Council.

841-B - Functions, Powers and Duties of Council.

841-C - Functions, Powers and Duties of the Commissioner With Respect to the Council.

841-D - Saving Clause.

842 - Council Rules and Regulations Promulgated by Governor.

843 - Division Homepage on the Internet.

844-B - New York State Committee for the Coordination of Police Services to Elderly Persons.

845 - Central State Registry of Police Officers and Peace Officers.

845-A - Presentment of Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Memorial of the Death of Any Police Officer or Peace Officer.

845-B - Requests for Criminal History Information.

845-C - Criminal History Record Searches; Undisposed Cases.

845-D - Criminal Record Searches: Reports for Civil Purposes.

846 - Programs for the Aging.

846*2 - Programs for the Aging.