NY A09033

Establishes a statewide moratorium on residential evictions during extreme weather conditions, defined as periods when the National Weather Service issues heat warnings (90°F heat index or higher) or when the governor declares a state of emergency for extreme cold, storms, floods, or wildfire smoke

Automatically stays all pending eviction warrants during extreme weather conditions plus the 72-hour period following, prohibiting sheriffs, marshals, and constables from executing evictions during these times

Requires tenants to continue paying rent at the last lawful rate during the moratorium and maintains their rights to habitable premises and freedom from harassment, while landlords may continue eviction proceedings but cannot physically remove tenants

Declares any eviction carried out in violation of this act void and unenforceable, granting tenants a private right of action for damages, costs, and attorney's fees

Directs the Office of Court Administration to issue public notice of eviction suspensions through official websites and notifications to legal services organizations and affected communities