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NY S07825
Bill
Status
3/1/2018
Primary Sponsor
Robert Ortt
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AI Summary
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Establishes the "BOOMER TEC Act" requiring New York's Office for the Aging to create and offer free digital literacy training programs to residents over age 55
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Mandates curriculum development within one year in consultation with the Department of Education, covering word processing, internet navigation, and email skills for seniors with minimal computer experience
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Requires at least one class annually per county, with increased frequency if demand is demonstrated
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Directs the Office for the Aging to publicize programs through media advisories, posters, website postings, and notifications to town officials and state legislators at least 60 days in advance
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Requires annual reporting to Senate and Assembly Aging Committee chairs by January 15th, including attendance data, instructor feedback, and financial information
Legislative Description
Relates to directing the office for the aging to offer a digital literacy training program at no cost to all New York state residents over the age of 55 based on a curriculum created with the department of education.
Last Action
REPORTED AND COMMITTED TO FINANCE
5/8/2018