New York A05233 would set strict limits on automatic license plate readers (ALPR), creating roadblocks for the continuation of a national license plate tracking program that relies on such data from the states. It has been referred to the Assembly’s Committee on Consumer Affairs and Protection where it needs to pass by a majority vote to move forward.
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1. Call the committee chair. Politely urge him to move the bill forward in HIM committee and to vote YES to send it to the Assembly floor.
Peter Abbatte 518-455-3053 abbatep@assembly.state.ny.us
2. Call all the other committee members. Strongly, but respectfully, urge each of them to vote YES on A5233.
David Buckwald 518-455-5397 BuchwaldD@assembly.state.ny.us
Latoya Joyner 518-455-5671 joynerl@assembly.state.ny.us
Todd Kaminsky 518-455-3028 kaminskyt@assembly.state.ny.us
David McDonough 518-455-4633 mcdonoughd@assembly.state.ny.us
Tom McKevitt 518-455-5341
Bill Nojay 518-455-5662 NojayW@assembly.state.ny.us
Anthony Palumbo 518-455-5294 palumboa@assembly.state.ny.us
Dan Quart 518-455-4794 quartd@assembly.state.ny.us
Rebecca Seawright 518-455-5676 SeawrightR@assembly.state.ny.us
Michael Simanowitz 518-455-4404 simanowitzm@assembly.state.ny.us
Michaelle Solanges 518-455-4465 SolagesM@assembly.state.ny.us
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