Suffolk County, NY
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2023-12-05
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Part III: Resolutions
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Chapter 964 Hate Crime Task Force
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
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- The Administrative Code
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- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Local Laws
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- Ch 8 Agricultural Land, Development of
- Ch 12 Air-Conditioning Systems
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- Ch 22 Child Fatality Review Team
- Ch 25 Conservation Easements
- Ch 29 Conveyance of Property
- Ch 33 Correctional Facility
- Ch 36 County Property
- Ch 38 Day-Care Facilities for County Employees
- Ch 42 Defense and Indemnification
- Ch 46 Detention Services, Division of
- Ch 50 Disabilities Advisory Board
- Ch 53 Disability Truth-In-Hiring Policy
- Ch 59 Electrical Agency
- Ch 64 Empire Zone
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- Ch 71 Employees Making Allegations of Misconduct, Protection of
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- Ch 226 Special Traffic Options Program for Driving While Intoxicated
- Ch 232 Tax Notices and Billing
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- Ch 250 Vanderbilt Museum
- Ch 255 Vehicles, County-Owned
- Ch 261 Women Veterans Advisory Board
- Part II: Regulatory Local Laws
- Ch 270 Advertising Materials
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- Ch 278 Aids Testing
- Ch 281 Aid to Families With Dependent Child and Home Relief
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- Att 302A Uncodified Local Law Provisions
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- Ch 334 Books and Magazines
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- Ch 647 Pest Control
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- Ch 656 Planned Retirement Communities
- Ch 664 Political Parties, Gifts to Officials of
- Ch 668 Polygraph Examinations
- Ch 672 Pornography and Obscene Materials
- Ch 675 Privacy Protection
- Ch 677 Probation Department Fees
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- Ch 688 Records
- Ch 690 Recreation and Amusement Facilities
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- Ch 704 Retail Sales
- Ch 713 Safe School Zones
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- Ch 726 Seal, County
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- Ch 822 Vehicles, Off-Road
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- Ch 828 Veterans
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- Ch 843 Wireless Communications
- Part III: Resolutions
- Ch 860 African-American Advisory Board
- Ch 865 Animals
- Ch 867 Anti-Graffiti Task Force
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- Ch 899 Day-Care Centers, Payments to
- Ch 901 Diversity and Inclusion
- Ch 904 Document Receipt Policy
- Ch 908 Domestic Violence
- Ch 913 Drug Enforcement and Abuse Prevention
- Ch 920 Elections
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- Ch 928 Emergency Medical Services
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- Ch 935 Employee Benefits
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- Ch 943 Environmental Protection
- Ch 945 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 948 Fees and Charges
- Ch 952 Finances
- Ch 954 Firearms and Weapons
- Ch 957 Gabreski Community Advisory and Review Board
- Ch 959 Government Information Depositories
- Ch 963 Harassment
- Ch 964 Hate Crime Task Force
- § 964-1 Creation; purpose.
- § 964-2 Membership.
- § 964-3 Chairperson.
- § 964-4 First meeting.
- § 964-5 Compensation of members.
- § 964-6 Regular meetings; records; special meetings; quorum; informal hearings and meetings.
- § 964-7 Sharing of records and data.
- § 964-8 Public hearings.
- § 964-9 Annual written report.
- § 964-10 Use of outside consultants or consulting firms.
- Ch 966 Home Energy Assistance Program
- Ch 971 Identity Protection
- Ch 977 Insurance
- Ch 981 Investment Policy
- Ch 1001 Land Development
- Ch 1005 Land Preservation
- Ch 1006 LGBTQ+ Advisory Board
- Ch 1008 Long Island Commission on Aquifer Protection
- Ch 1009 Long Island First Working Group
- Ch 1012 Marinas
- Ch 1013 Marine Industry Revitalization Advisory Council
- Ch 1016 Memorials and Symbols; Naming and Sponsorship of County Facilities, Parks and Roads
- Ch 1021 Motels Doing Business With Department of Social Services
- Ch 1027 Native American Affairs Advisory Board
- Ch 1032 Next Generation Advisory Boards
- Ch 1035 Open Data Committee
- Ch 1038 Park Police Patrol
- Ch 1043 Poets Laureate
- Ch 1047 Police
- Ch 1052 Probation
- Ch 1056 Property Control Manager
- Ch 1060 Property, Sale of
- Ch 1065 Procurement
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- Ch 1075 Recognition Programs
- Ch 1079 Records Retention
- Ch 1083 Regional Planning Council
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- Ch 1091 Reserve Funds
- Ch 1095 Retirement Benefits for Legislators
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- Ch 1105 Roller Blades, Roller Skates and Skateboards
- Ch 1110 Self-Funded Health Program
- Ch 1114 Self-Insurance Program
- Ch 1118 Sewer Agency
- Ch 1122 Sex Offender Policies
- Ch 1126 Sober Home Oversight Board
- Ch 1127 Social Services Department
- Ch 1133 Surface Water Protection
- Ch 1138 Swimming Pools
- Ch 1143 Taxation
- Ch 1145 Teen Pregnancy Advisory Board
- Ch 1146 Tick Control Advisory Committee
- Ch 1147 Title Examination
- Ch 1151 Transfer of Development Rights
- Ch 1155 Transportation Advisory Board
- Ch 1160 Vanderbilt Museum Oversight Committee
- Ch 1162 Vector Control
- Ch 1164 Vegetation
- Ch 1166 Vending Machines
- Ch 1168 Veterans
- Ch 1173 Wage, Prevailing
- Ch 1177 Web Sites
- Ch 1180 Welfare
- Ch 1184 Wireless Communications
- Ch 1187 Women's Advisory Commission
- Statutes Applicable to Suffolk County
- Ch 1195 Suffolk County Tax Act
- Appendix
- Ch 1200 Civil Service Rules
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Local Law Disposition List
- Ch DLL Local Laws Disposition List
- Resolution Disposition List
- Ch DLR Resolution Disposition List
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Suffolk County Legislature 9-9-2021 by Res. No. 707-2021. Amendments noted where applicable.]
A permanent Task Force on Hate Crimes in Suffolk County (“Task
Force”) is hereby created to examine the source of racial tension
in the County, to study and analyze the mechanisms used to report
hate crimes in the County, and to provide recommendations on current
hate crime legislation.
This Task Force shall consist of the following 15 members:
A.
One representative
from the County Legislature, to be selected by the Presiding Officer;
B.
One representative
from the County Legislature, to be selected by the Minority Leader;
C.
A representative
from the County Executive’s office, to be selected by the County
Executive;
D.
A Clergyman,
to be selected by the County Legislature;
E.
Two representatives
from the Suffolk County community at large, to be selected by the
County Legislature;
F.
A representative
of the Suffolk County Police Department Hate Crimes Unit;
G.
A representative
from the Hispanic community in Suffolk County, to be selected by the
County Legislature;
H.
A representative
from the Black or African American community in Suffolk County, to
be selected by the County Legislature;
I.
A representative
from the Asian American and Pacific Islander community in Suffolk
County, to be selected by the County Legislature;
J.
A representative
from the Jewish community, to be selected by the County Legislature;
K.
A representative
from the LGBTQ+ community in Suffolk County, to be selected by the
County Legislature;
L.
A representative
from the Suffolk County Anti-Bias Task Force;
M.
A representative
from one of the Suffolk County School Districts, to be selected by
the County Legislature; and
N.
A representative
from the Suffolk County Human Rights Commission.
The Chairperson of the Task Force shall be chosen from one of
the representatives from the Legislature appointed to the Task Force
by the Presiding Officer or Minority Leader.
The Task Force shall hold its first meeting no later than 30
days after the oaths of office of all members have been filed, which
meeting shall be convened by the Chairperson of the Task Force, for
the purpose of organization and the appointment of a Vice Chairperson
and a Secretary.
The members of the Task Force shall serve without compensation
and shall serve at the pleasure of their respective appointing authorities.
A.
The Task
Force shall hold regular meetings, keep a record of all its proceedings,
and determine the rules of its own proceedings with special meetings
to be called by the Chairperson upon his or her own initiative or
upon receipt of a written request therefor signed by at least three
members of the Task Force. Written notice of the time and place of
such special meetings shall be given by the Secretary to each member
at least four days before the date fixed by the notice for such special
meeting.
B.
Eight members
of the Task Force shall constitute a quorum to transact the business
of the Task Force at both regular and special meetings.
C.
The Task
Force may conduct such informal hearings and meetings at any place
or places within the County of Suffolk for the purpose of obtaining
necessary information or other data to assist it in the proper performance
of its duties and functions as it deems necessary.
D.
The Task
Force may delegate to any member of the Task Force the power and authority
to conduct such hearings and meetings.
The Task Force shall cooperate with the Legislative Committees
of the County Legislature and make available for each Committee’s
use, upon request, any records and other data it may accumulate or
obtain.
The Task Force is hereby authorized, empowered and directed
to hold at least two public hearings annually throughout the County
of Suffolk to assemble the data and information necessary to complete
the valuation, study and report required with all reasonable efforts
to be made to ascertain the views, wishes and opinions of the residents
of Suffolk County.
A.
The Task
Force shall issue an annual written report on the current impact of
racial tensions and hate crimes on Suffolk County, the rate at which
hate crimes occur in the County and the manners in which they may
be reported, as well as trends noticed over a period of years and
any barriers to reporting or prosecution of hate crimes.
B.
This special
Task Force shall submit a written report of its annual activities,
including all findings and determinations from the prior year together
with its recommendations for action, if any, to each member of the
County Legislature and the County Executive by July 31 of each year.
C.
The Task
Force shall present its annual report at a regular meeting of the
Government Operations, Personnel, Information Technology and Diversity
Committee.
The work of this Task Force shall not be performed by any outside
consultant or consulting firm unless explicit approval and authorization
for such consultant or consulting firm is granted pursuant to a duly
enacted resolution of the County Legislature.
