Governor Hochul has signed legislation to support those affected by the 9/11 attacks. Three bills were signed into law, extending benefit deadlines for 9/11 responders and their families until 2030.
The bills aim to provide assistance to victims, responders, and surviving family members. Details of the legislation are available from the source.
Further information on the specific provisions and implications of the signed bills can be found through additional reporting on this topic.
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