Bill > S07835

This bill dedicates a specific portion of State Route 284 located in the village of Unionville, Orange County, to the Appalachian Trail, a famous long-distance hiking trail that stretches from Georgia to Maine. The bill requires the New York State Department of Transportation to install and maintain signage that reads "Highway Dedicated to The Appalachian Trail" along this segment. Importantly, the dedication is primarily ceremonial, meaning that the official highway name will not change, and the road's functional use and commerce will not be disrupted. The legislation aims to recognize the historical and recreational significance of the Appalachian Trail by highlighting its proximity to this specific highway segment. The bill would take effect immediately upon passage, allowing for prompt implementation of the commemorative highway designation.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/S7835