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New York policy

A11206: Relates to termination of service, deferred payment plans and quarterly billing

NY Assembly · Sponsor Scott Gray

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Jurisdiction
New York State
Applies to
New York State (proposed)
Effective
May 1, 2026

What it requires

Increases the number of days between the sending of a notice of termination by a utility corporation and the actual date of termination of service; increases the age of residents in the home to 21 from 18 for purposes of special procedures for terminations; decreases the amount required for a downpayment on an arrears on utility bills; lowers the age of customers to whom a utility company must offer quarterly billing from 62 to 55.

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