N.Y. Gen. Mun. Law § 200-a
Volunteer firefighters serving in more than one fire company or fire department
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Current — January 1, 2020
As of January 1, 2015
§ 200-a. Volunteer firemen serving in more than one fire company or\nfire department. When any person has served as a volunteer fireman as\nprovided in section two hundred of this chapter, for less than five\nyears, and while in good standing in the company or department of which\nhe was a member, has resigned therefrom or has been transferred from one\ncompany to another, he shall be entitled to a certificate as provided in\nsection two hundred two of this chapter for the time he has actually\nserved. And when any person has served five years as a volunteer fireman\nin one or more companies or departments, as provided in section two\nhundred of this chapter, he shall be deemed an exempt volunteer fireman\nand entitled to all the rights and privileges of an exempt volunteer\nfireman.\n
§ 200-a. Volunteer firefighters serving in more than one fire company\nor fire department. When any person has served as a volunteer\nfirefighter as provided in section two hundred of this article, for less\nthan five years, and while in good standing in the company or department\nof which he or she was a member, has resigned therefrom or has been\ntransferred from one company to another, he or she shall be entitled to\na certificate as provided in section two hundred two of this article for\nthe time he or she has actually served. And when any person has served\nfive years as a volunteer firefighter in one or more companies or\ndepartments, as provided in section two hundred of this article, he or\nshe shall be deemed an exempt volunteer firefighter and entitled to all\nthe rights and privileges of an exempt volunteer firefighter.\n
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