New YorkNew York Senate resolution honors Kyle Stevener for emergency rescue
The New York Senate resolution would honor first responder Kyle Stevener for helping a 12-year-old girl struck by a car in North Tonawanda.
What it does
A Senate resolution would commend Kyle Stevener as a Liberty Medal recipient for helping a girl after a car struck her.
Argument forA Senate commendation could recognize Stevener's quick response and encourage appreciation for people who help in emergencies.
Argument againstPublicly recounting a child's serious injuries and hospital treatment could expose private details, even though the resolution does not name her.
More detail
The resolution would commend Kyle Stevener as a recipient of the New York State Senate Liberty Medal. The commendation names Stevener, an assistant chief in the North Tonawanda Fire Department and a certified paramedic. The resolution would commend him on the occasion of his designation as a Liberty Medal recipient.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Sep 14REFERRED TO FINANCEIntroduced
Public Safety