N.Y. GMU Law § 99-V
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Veterans services; display of events
Official statutory text
§ 99-v. Veterans services; display of events. Each county, city, town\nor village may adopt a local law to provide a bulletin board to be\nconspicuously displayed in such county, city, town or village building\nholding its local legislative body or municipal offices. Such bulletin\nboard shall be used by veterans organizations, the New York state\ndepartment of veterans' services, the county veterans service agency or\ncity veterans service agency to display information regarding veterans\nin such county, city, town or village. Such information may include, but\nnot be limited to, benefits or upcoming veterans related events in the\ncommunity.\n
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