New York Laws
Article 5 - Provisions Relating to Telegraph and Telephone Lines and to Telephone and Telegraph Corporations
92-A - Special Telephone Equipment for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons.

(a) The New York telecommunications relay service center shall be
located within the municipality of Syracuse, New York;
(b) A minimum of eighty percent of all calls utilizing
telecommunications relay service must be routed to and through the New
York telecommunications relay service center; and
(c) A contract to provide telecommunications relay service shall be
renewable for up to five years, and the commission shall be empowered to
promulgate and adopt all regulations required to implement the terms of
this subdivision.
* NB Effective until June 30, 2024
* ยง 92-a. Special telephone equipment for deaf and hard of hearing
persons. The commission shall require any regulated landline telephone
corporation providing local exchange service to sell or lease special
telecommunication equipment to a person certified as deaf or hard of
hearing where the addition of such equipment is necessary to enable such
person to access and utilize the local exchange network. The sale of
such equipment shall be at an amount not to exceed the actual purchase
price by the corporation and the lease of such equipment shall be at a
rate to be determined by the commission. Any person who leases such
equipment shall be permitted to apply the lease payments toward the
equipment's purchase.
* NB Effective June 30, 2024

Structure New York Laws

New York Laws

PBS - Public Service

Article 5 - Provisions Relating to Telegraph and Telephone Lines and to Telephone and Telegraph Corporations

90 - Application of Article.

91 - Adequate Service; Just and Reasonable Charges; Unjust Discrimination; Unreasonable Preference; Protection of Privacy.

91-A - Customer of Record for Telephonic Blocking and Restrictions on the Removal of Telephonic Blocks to Certain Area Codes.

92 - Rate Schedules.

92-A - Special Telephone Equipment for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Persons.

92-B - Telephone Deposits and Payment Plans for the Elderly.

92-C - Customer Service Requirements for Alternate Operator Service Providers and Cocot Service Providers.

92-D - Telephone Solicitations.

92-E - Telephone Service; Changes in Providers.

92-F - Prepaid Telephone Calling Card Consumer Protections.

92-G - De-Tariffing of Non-Basic Retail Services.

92-H - Participation in the Targeted Accessibility Fund.

92-I - Cramming Prohibited.

93 - Liability for Loss or Damage Caused by Violation of This Chapter.

94 - General Powers and Duties of Commission in Respect to Telegraph Corporations and Telephone Corporations.

95 - Reports of Telegraph Corporations and Telephone Corporations.

95-A - Statements of Nature and Extent of Interests to Be Filed Upon Request.

96 - Investigations by Commission.

97 - Rates, Rentals and Service.

98 - Power of Commission to Order Repairs or Changes.

99 - Franchises and Privileges.

100 - Transfer and Ownership of Stock.

101 - Authority to Issue Stock, Bonds and Other Forms of Indebtedness.

101-A - Reorganization.

102 - Intralata Presubscribed Interexchange Carrier-Change Charge Study.

103 - Commercial Landlord-Tenant Relationship.

104 - Fiber-Based Services.

104-A - Notice to Customers on Fiber Optic-Based Telephone Lines.