New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR)

Title 18 Part 394

Department of Social Services

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18 NYCRR 394.1 - Utility disconnection response procedures

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18 NYCRR 394.2 - Earlier source heading: [Repealed]

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18 NYCRR 394.3 - Residential utility service termination-special protection for aged, blind or disabled

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18 NYCRR 394.4
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18 NYCRR 394.5
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18 NYCRR 394.6
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18 NYCRR 394.7
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