Publisher's Synopsis
The New York State Directory includes 45 chapters, arranged in eight sections, plus appendices. Section I includes three chapters: Executive Branch, Legislative Branch, and the Judicial Branch of the New York State Government. This section profiles the public officials in the state's executive departments, administrative agencies, and court system. Section II includes 25 chapters covering the most significant public policy issue areas from Agriculture to Veterans & Military. Arranged in alphabetical order, each Policy Area chapter identifies the state, local, and federal agencies and officials that formulate or implement policy. Each chapter ends with a list of Private Sector experts and advocates who influence the policy process. Section III is comprised of four chapters with state and local government information: Public Information Offices, U.S. Congress Membership & Committees, County Government, and Municipal Government. Section IV includes three chaptersâi"Political Parties, Lobbyists, and Political Action Committeesâi"all with comprehensive contact information. Section V has two Business chaptersâi"Chambers of Commerce and Economic & Industrial Development Organizations. All listings have valuable contact information and key executives.>br> Section VI is News Mediaâi"detailed listings for Newspapers, News Services, News Magazines, News Radio and News Television stations that serve New York State. Listings include current contact information, plus valuable key executives. Section VII covers Education in two chaptersâi"New York State Colleges/Universities and Public School Districts. Section VIII includes 245 current, comprehensive Biographies of all New York state lawmakers: Executive, New York Senate, New York Assembly, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of Representatives. All profiles include office addresses with phone numbers, fax numbers and email addresses, making it easy to contact these influential individuals. Appendices include a Financial Plan Overview of Cash Disbursements by Department, projected to FY 2020; a Name Index; an Organization Index; and a Geographic Index. Finally, a Demographic & Reference Maps section features four-color maps that show political districts, physical features, racial breakdown, age, income, education, congressional districts, and more.
