Relates to exempting members of the New York state police from tolls associated with entering on or exiting Ward's island.

This bill proposes that members of the New York State Police should not have to pay tolls when entering or exiting Ward's Island. The goal is to facilitate easier access for law enforcement personnel to the area. This exemption is specifically targeted at state police officers.

Supporters of the bill argue that exempting state police from tolls is a necessary measure to ensure that law enforcement can respond quickly and efficiently to emergencies on Ward's Island. They believe it shows appreciation for the service of police officers and helps maintain public safety.

Critics of the bill may argue that exempting state police from tolls sets a precedent for special treatment and could lead to calls for similar exemptions from other groups. They might also express concerns about the potential loss of toll revenue that could impact public services.