N.Y.
Public Service Law Section 40
Voluntary third-party notice prior to termination of service
1.
Every utility corporation or municipality shall permit a residential customer to designate a third-party to receive copies of all notices relating to termination of service or collection of amounts due sent to such residential customer, provided that the designated third-party indicates in writing a willingness to receive such notices.2.
Every utility corporation or municipality shall permit a landlord, upon written request of both the landlord and tenant, to designate a third-party to be notified of all requests for discontinuance of service to units owned by such landlord. * NB Effective until June 19, 2024 * § 40. Voluntary third-party notification.1.
Every utility corporation or municipality shall permit a residential customer to designate a third party to receive notice of the total amount due or past due on all bills, the amounts of any payments paid by or on behalf of such residential customer, and copies of all notices relating to termination of service and notices relating to collection of amounts due sent to such residential customer, provided that the designated third party indicates in writing a willingness to receive such notices, and provided further, where a residential customer opts for third-party notifications, such residential customer may opt to continue to receive such notices.2.
Every utility corporation or municipality shall permit a landlord, upon written request of both the landlord and tenant, to designate a third party to be notified of all requests for discontinuance of service to units occupied by such tenant, provided that the designed third party indicates in writing a willingness to receive such notices, and provided further, where the tenant and landlord customers opt for third-party notifications, such tenant and landlord customers may opt to continue to receive such notices. * NB Effective June 19, 2024
Source:
Section 40 — Voluntary third-party notice prior to termination of service, https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/PBS/40 (updated Dec. 29, 2023; accessed May 4, 2024).
