New YorkNew York Senate would honor World War II veteran James Crifo
Senate members would honor World War II veteran James Crifo for receiving the Liberty Medal and send him a copy of the resolution.
What it does
The Senate would commend James Crifo for receiving its Liberty Medal, an award for exceptional, heroic, or humanitarian acts on behalf of New Yorkers.
A formally prepared copy of the resolution would be sent to Crifo.
Argument forHonoring Crifo could recognize his service and remind New Yorkers of veterans’ contributions to their communities and country.
Argument againstFocusing recognition on one veteran could leave other veterans without the public thanks this resolution says they deserve.
More detail
The Senate would commend James Crifo for receiving its Liberty Medal. The commendation is for Crifo, a World War II veteran and Liberty Medal recipient. The commendation is tied to Crifo’s designation as a medal recipient; the resolution gives no date for that designation.
The Senate would send James Crifo a copy of the resolution. The copy would be sent to James Crifo.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Aug 31REFERRED TO FINANCEIntroduced
Veterans