| Ma’onah welcomes the announcement by the Governor of New York of a new law aimed at Private - The Association Ma’onah for Human Rights and Immigration (AMHRI) in New York welcomed the law announced by Governor Kathy Hochul on April 18th, aimed at eliminating retail theft and protecting small business workers under the state's Fiscal Year 25 budget agreement.
According Association (AMHRI) to the statement, the law is included in the state's new budget, which has been voted on and announced. The state has allocated $40.2 million for this purpose, supporting efforts to combat retail theft by supporting the New York State Police and enforcing local law. New criminal penalties will be established to prosecute attacks on retail workers and small businesses, enabling business owners to access a $5 million tax credit for security cameras and other theft prevention expenses. |
| Ma’onah welcomes the announcement by the Governor of New York of a new law aimed at Private - The Association Ma’onah for Human Rights and Immigration (AMHRI) in New York welcomed the law announced by Governor Kathy Hochul on April 18th, aimed at eliminating retail theft and protecting small business workers under the state's Fiscal Year 25 budget agreement.
According Association (AMHRI) to the statement, the law is included in the state's new budget, which has been voted on and announced. The state has allocated $40.2 million for this purpose, supporting efforts to combat retail theft by supporting the New York State Police and enforcing local law. New criminal penalties will be established to prosecute attacks on retail workers and small businesses, enabling business owners to access a $5 million tax credit for security cameras and other theft prevention expenses. |
