Senator Marchione's office has directed us to the following website for questions or concerns regarding the new law:
http://www.troopers.ny.gov/
they should be real happy to hear from us.
Maybe I am not looking for the correct listing. When I go to the NYSP website and enter in the search box "banned", the search results show a link to their page for the SAFE Act. Clicking on that link comes up with page not found. Search for "SAFE", and "weapons" displays a listing in the search results but same results when clicking on the link. Maybe the web site maintainer has put the a reference line in but not the actual page yet. (If they ever will...)
Gary
I would think submitting a "contact us" form OR, like it says right on the contact page "due to high volume we may not answer every email, please call you local headquarters: [on the website, these are all hyperlinked]
By Telephone:
Due to the volume of e-mail received, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. If your need for information is urgent, please contact your local Troop Headquarters.
By E-mail:
If, after reading the information posted in the following sections, you have a specific comment or wish to make a direct inquiry, send an e-mail to:
Academy
Compliments or Complaints
Crime Victims
Employee Staffing/Personnel
Firearms - Pistol Permit Bureau
Forensic Science Laboratory
Public Information Office
NYS VICAP Representatives
Recruitment - To ask a question about becoming a Trooper.
School & Community Outreach Coordinators
SAFENYS / Crime Watch - To report any suspicious activities related to terrorist or criminal activity, or if you are or know a victim of such activity.
Traffic Management Center
New York State Police Issue Warning Regarding Traffic Ticket E-Mail Hoax
Troop Information - To contact a specific New York State Police Troop, Zone, or Station.
Traffic and Highway Safety - To ask a question about a traffic ticket.
For general information about the New York State Police, send an e-mail to the New York State Police.
yet another website, this one newly set up by nys govt:
To help answer the numerous questions regarding the law, members of the Cuomo administration on Friday rolled out a new website, (http://www.governor.ny.gov/2013/gun-reforms-faq) containing information about the new assault weapon ban. They also said an informational phone hot line (855-529-4867 or 855-LAWGUNS) was set to begin operating on Monday during normal business hours.
State Police Superintendent Joseph D'Amico stressed that most weapons, such as hunting rifles or shotguns, won't be banned. "Most guns used for hunting and sporting are not assault weapons and they are not affected by these laws," he said, and "most handguns possessed by people are not assault weapons."