New York Laws
Article 9 - Hospitalization of Persons With a Mental Illness
9.47 - Duties of Local Officers in Regard to Their Persons With a Mental Illness.

(1) receiving reports of persons who may be in need of assisted
outpatient treatment and documenting the receipt date of such reports;
(2) conducting timely investigations of such reports and providing
written notice upon the completion of investigations to reporting
persons and program coordinators, appointed by the commissioner of
mental health pursuant to subdivision (f) of section 7.17 of this title,
and documenting the initiation and completion dates of such
investigations and the dispositions;
(3) filing of petitions for assisted outpatient treatment pursuant to
paragraph (vii) of subdivision (e) of section 9.60 of this article, and
documenting the petition filing date and the date of the court order;
(4) coordinating the timely delivery of court ordered services with
program coordinators and documenting the date assisted outpatients begin
to receive the services mandated in the court order; and
(5) ensuring evaluation of the need for ongoing assisted outpatient
treatment pursuant to subdivision (k) of section 9.60 of this article
prior to the expiration of any assisted outpatient treatment order;
(6) if he or she has been ordered to provide for or arrange for
assisted outpatient treatment pursuant to paragraph five of subdivision
(j) of section 9.60 of this article or became the appropriate director
pursuant to this paragraph or subdivision (c) of section 9.48 of this
article, notifying the director of community services of the new county
of residence when he or she has reason to believe that an assisted
outpatient has or will change his or her county of residence during the
pendency of an assisted outpatient treatment order. Upon such change of
residence, the director of the new county of residence shall become the
appropriate director, as such term is defined in section 9.60 of this
article; and
(7) reporting on a quarterly basis to program coordinators the
information collected pursuant to this subdivision.
* NB Repealed June 30, 2027
* (c) In discharge of the duties imposed by subdivision (b) of section
9.60 of this article, directors of community services may provide
services directly, or may coordinate services with the offices of the
department or may contract with any public or private provider to
provide services for such programs as may be necessary to carry out the
duties imposed pursuant to this subdivision.
* NB Repealed June 30, 2027

Structure New York Laws

New York Laws

MHY - Mental Hygiene

Title B - Mental Health Act

Article 9 - Hospitalization of Persons With a Mental Illness

9.01 - Definitions.

9.03 - Admission to a Hospital.

9.05 - Examining Physicians and Medical Certificates.

9.07 - Notice to All Patients of Their Rights and of the Availability of the Mental Hygiene Legal Service.

9.09 - Notices to Mental Hygiene Legal Service Concerning Minors.

9.11 - Patients' Records.

9.13 - Voluntary Admissions.

9.15 - Informal Admissions.

9.17 - Voluntary and Informal Admissions; Suitability.

9.19 - Voluntary and Informal Admissions; Notices.

9.21 - Voluntary and Informal Admissions; Encouragement Of.

9.23 - Voluntary and Informal Admissions; Conversion To.

9.25 - Voluntary and Informal Admissions; Review of Status.

9.27 - Involuntary Admission on Medical Certification.

9.29 - Involuntary Admission on Medical Certification; Notice of Admission to Patients and Others.

9.31 - Involuntary Admission on Medical Certification; Patient's Right to a Hearing.

9.33 - Court Authorization to Retain an Involuntary Patient.

9.35 - Review of Court Authorization to Retain an Involuntary Patient.

9.37 - Involuntary Admission on Certificate of a Director of Community Services or His Designee.

9.39 - Emergency Admissions for Immediate Observation, Care, and Treatment.

9.40 - Emergency Observation, Care and Treatment in Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Programs.

9.43 - Emergency Assessment for Immediate Observation, Care, and Treatment; Powers of Courts.

9.45 - Emergency Assessment for Immediate Observation, Care, and Treatment; Powers of Directors of Community Services.

9.46 - Reports of Substantial Risk or Threat of Harm by Mental Health Professionals.

9.47 - Duties of Local Officers in Regard to Their Persons With a Mental Illness.

9.48 - Duties of Directors of Assisted Outpatient Treatment Programs.

9.57 - Emergency Admissions for Immediate Observation, Care and Treatment; Powers of Emergency Room Physicians.

9.58 - Transport for Evaluation; Powers of Approved Mobile Crisis Outreach Teams.

9.59 - Immunity From Liability.

9.60 - Assisted Outpatient Treatment.

9.41 - Emergency Assessment for Immediate Observation, Care, and Treatment; Powers of Certain Peace Officers and Police Officers.

9.49 - Transfer of Juvenile Delinquents.

9.51 - Residential Treatment Facilities for Children and Youth; Admissions.

9.53 - Children in the Custody of Social Services Officials or the Division for Youth.

9.55 - Emergency Admissions for Immediate Observation, Care and Treatment; Powers of Qualified Psychiatrists.

9.63 - Transportation of Persons to or Between Hospitals.