New York · 2025 Regular Session · Bill

A 34: Provides that the thruway authority shall issue permits for ambulances and fire vehicles for toll exemptions

Vetoed Official data

Introduced
In committee
Passed one chamber
Passed both chambers
Enacted
Vetoed

Last official action: December 5, 2025 ·Record last updated: Nov 1, 2026, 12:10 AM UTC

Plain-language summary

A 34 is a bill introduced in the New York House on January 8, 2025. According to its official title, it concerns: Provides that the thruway authority shall issue permits for ambulances and fire vehicles for toll exemptions. Primary sponsor: Chris Eachus (Democratic). It lists 48 additional sponsors. Most recent recorded action (December 5, 2025): TABLED.

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Official summary

Abstract published by the legislature (via Open States). Text as published by the legislature; reproduced verbatim.

Provides that the thruway authority shall issue permits for ambulances and fire vehicles exempting such vehicles from paying tolls on the thruway when engaged in an emergency operation.

Sponsors

Sponsors by party (alphabetical): Democratic 28 · Democratic/Working Families 4 · Republican 7 · Republican/Conservative 5 · Republican/Conservative/Independence 5

Name	Role	Party	Chamber	District
Chris Eachus	Primary sponsor	Democratic	House	99
Joe Angelino	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative/Independence	House	121
Didi Barrett	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	106
Anil Beephan	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative	House	105
Sam Berger	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	27
Ken Blankenbush	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	117
Jake Blumencranz	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative	House	15
Karl Brabenec	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	98
Ari Brown	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	20
Marianne Buttenschon	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	119
Pat Chludzinski	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	143
William Colton	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	47
Vivian Cook	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	32
Brian Cunningham	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	43
Joe DeStefano	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative	House	3
Simcha Eichenstein	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	48
Jeff Gallahan	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative	House	131
Jarett Gandolfo	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative/Independence	House	7
Eddie Gibbs	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	68
Judy Griffin	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	21
Jonathan Jacobson	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	104
Josh Jensen	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative/Independence	House	134
Anna Kelles	Co-sponsor	Democratic/Working Families	House	125
John Lemondes	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative/Independence	House	126
Dana Levenberg	Co-sponsor	Democratic/Working Families	House	95
Nikki Lucas	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	60
Jen Lunsford	Co-sponsor	Democratic/Working Families	House	135
Donna Lupardo	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	123
Brian Maher	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative	House	101
Brian Manktelow	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	130
Steve Otis	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	91
Amy Paulin	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	88
Karines Reyes	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	87
Angelo Santabarbara	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	111
Manny De Los Santos	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	72
Nader Sayegh	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	90
Rebecca Seawright	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	76
MaryJane Shimsky	Co-sponsor	Democratic/Working Families	House	92
Jo Anne Simon	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	52
Matt Simpson	Co-sponsor	Republican/Conservative/Independence	House	114
Phil Steck	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	110
Al Stirpe	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	127
Chris Tague	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	102
Al Taylor	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	71
Mary Beth Walsh	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	112
David Weprin	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	24
Jaime Williams	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	59
Carrie Woerner	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	113
John Zaccaro	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	80

“Support” is shown only as formal sponsorship recorded by the legislature. Roll-call votes are available on the official bill page.

Recent official actions

December 5, 2025TABLED
December 5, 2025VETOED MEMO.55
December 1, 2025DELIVERED TO GOVERNOR
June 5, 2025RETURNED TO ASSEMBLY
June 5, 2025PASSED SENATE
June 5, 20253RD READING CAL.1455
June 5, 2025SUBSTITUTED FOR S31
April 8, 2025REFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION
April 8, 2025DELIVERED TO SENATE
April 8, 2025PASSED ASSEMBLY
April 7, 2025ORDERED TO THIRD READING RULES CAL.136
April 7, 2025RULES REPORT CAL.136

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Bill text — A34 (official legislature file)

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Key facts

Bill: A 34
Chamber: House
Introduced: January 8, 2025
Stage: Vetoed
Last action: December 5, 2025

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