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A 6795 — Directs the division of homeland security and emergency services to conduct a study on the public safety implications of the electrification of buildings and transportation in the context of emergency response

Congress · introduced 2025-03-14

Directs the division of homeland security and emergency services to conduct a study on the public safety implications of the electrification of buildings and transportation in the context of emergency response and to issue a report on the findings and recommendations as a result of such study; exempts emergency services vehicles and heavy equipment from the requirements of the climate leadership and community protection act of 2019; prohibits the use of battery packs which contain cobalt mined components for primary propulsion of emergency services vehicles.

Latest action: 2026-01-07 — IN_ASSEMBLY_COMM

Sponsors

Action timeline

  1. · assembly — REFERRED TO GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS
  2. · assembly — REFERRED TO GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

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Inbound (17)

datefromtypeamountrolesource
2025-03-14Eric Browncosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Matthew Simpsoncosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Robert Smullencosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14John Lemondescosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Brian Manktelowcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Jake Ryan Blumencranzcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Jerett Gandolfocosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Joe Angelinocosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Joe DeStefanocosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Jeff Gallahancosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Josh Jensencosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Scott H. Bendettcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Brian Mahercosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Chris Taguecosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Philip Palmesanosponsor_of_bill—sponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Anil Beephan Jr.cosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-03-14Matthew Slatercosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship

Who matters

Members ranked by combined influence on this bill: role (sponsor 5 / cosponsor 1), capped speech count from the Congressional Record, and recorded-vote engagement.

#MemberRoleSpeechesVotedScore
1Philip Palmesano (—, state_lower NY-132)sponsor0—5
2Anil Beephan Jr. (—, state_lower NY-105)cosponsor0—1
3Brian Maher (—, state_lower NY-101)cosponsor0—1
4Brian Manktelow (—, state_lower NY-130)cosponsor0—1
5Chris Tague (—, state_lower NY-102)cosponsor0—1
6Eric Brown (—, state_lower NY-20)cosponsor0—1
7Jake Ryan Blumencranz (—, state_lower NY-15)cosponsor0—1
8Jeff Gallahan (—, state_lower NY-131)cosponsor0—1
9Jerett Gandolfo (—, state_lower NY-7)cosponsor0—1
10Joe Angelino (—, state_lower NY-121)cosponsor0—1
11Joe DeStefano (—, state_lower NY-3)cosponsor0—1
12John Lemondes (—, state_lower NY-126)cosponsor0—1
13Josh Jensen (—, state_lower NY-134)cosponsor0—1
14Matthew Simpson (—, state_lower NY-114)cosponsor0—1
15Matthew Slater (—, state_lower NY-94)cosponsor0—1
16Robert Smullen (—, state_lower NY-118)cosponsor0—1
17Scott H. Bendett (—, state_lower NY-107)cosponsor0—1

Predicted vote

Aggregated from: actual roll-call votes (when present) → sponsor → cosponsor → party median (predicts YES when ≥25% of the caucus sponsored/cosponsored). Each row labels its confidence tier so you can see why a position was predicted.

0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

Activity

Every typed-graph event involving this entity, newest first. Each row is one edge in the influence graph; click the date to jump to its provenance.

  1. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Chris Tague (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  2. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Matthew Slater (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  3. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Scott H. Bendett (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  4. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Jerett Gandolfo (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  5. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Eric Brown (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  6. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Brian Maher (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  7. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Robert Smullen (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  8. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Brian Manktelow (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  9. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Joe Angelino (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  10. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Matthew Simpson (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  11. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by John Lemondes (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  12. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Jake Ryan Blumencranz (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  13. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Jeff Gallahan (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  14. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Anil Beephan Jr. (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  15. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Joe DeStefano (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  16. 2025-03-14 · cosponsored by Josh Jensen (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  17. 2025-03-14 · sponsored by Philip Palmesano (sponsor) · sponsorship

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