The Governor indicated that the New York City Region might begin Phase I reopening as soon as Monday, June 8th. This development means that in a little over one week, the City will join other regions in allowing businesses to resume under specific guidelines.
Read MoreThe Governor Announced today that two more regions of New York State are re-opening this week.
Read MoreThe announcement yesterday by New Jersey Gov. Murphy to allow for onsite vehicle sales in New Jersey mirrors a change made by New York two weeks ago.
Read MoreThe Downstate area still has some ways to go before its economy and businesses are fully able to reopen. Achieving this goal is critical for reinstating a strong workforce and boosting the local economy so businesses, including ours, can see the way to profitability.
Read MoreIn case you missed the rush of media stories and hundreds of social media posts, GNYADA delivered 500,000 face masks throughout the 12 counties it serves on behalf of our dealer members to people in need.
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo gave more information today about how he will reopen New York State’s economy. Three regions of New York, all Upstate, are expected to meet the public health criteria. The Downstate region, however, still has some ways to go.
Read MoreOn Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo discussed a phased approach to reopening the state's economy. Before restarting a particular region's economy, the state will analyze the area's COVID-19 infection rate, as well as its healthcare capacity.
Read MoreThe State's Dealer Associations have worked jointly over the last week to craft a proposal that would fully re-open dealers' sales operations.
Read MoreU.S. Department of Homeland Security's announcement, on Friday, that automotive sales are considered an essential service during the COVID-19 pandemic. This announcement unifies the rest of the country on the issue of vehicle sales.
Read MoreMayor de Blasio yesterday released the proposed Executive Budget for the City. The $89 billion fiscal year budget eliminates $7 billion from his January 2020 financial plan due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the New York City economy.
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo said today that New York’s economy will remain on pause for another month. He declined to speculate as to whether he would extend his Executive Order beyond that date.
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo will be issuing an Executive Order, effective Friday, requiring anyone in public to wear a face mask if they are fewer than six-feet away from another person. At this time, there are no penalties associated with the new order, but the Governor did not rule out the possibility.
Read MoreRamping up COVID-19 testing and case tracing, and an evaluation of the state's businesses. That's at the center of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan for reopening the economy in the next 12 to 18 months.
Read MoreThe Governor issued Executive Order 202.16 that requires companies with essential employees to provide them with masks, at the company’s expense, by 8pm on Wednesday or face enforcement action, including a potential fine.
Read MoreA coalition of New York City business groups asked New York leaders Monday to allow businesses to keep sales taxes as grants and permit property tax deductions for landlords providing rent concessions as relief from the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreGovernor Andrew Cuomo held a public conference call with the governors of New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Delaware. Cuomo has consistently said that he wants to begin planning for the safe reopening of businesses and schools in conjunction with other States
Read MoreGNYADA has been alerted that the New York Attorney General (and the Department of Health are investigating dealers’ compliance with the safety and health guidelines included in Governor Cuomo’s Executive Orders.
Read MoreToday, GNYADA President Mark Schienberg appeared on CBT Automotive Network News to talk about how New York auto dealers are reacting to COVID-19.
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo has approved a request by GNYADA and all of the State’s Dealer Associations to allow sales by licensed dealers through a remote or electronic process for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic emergency. Until further notice, dealers may complete sales transactions only under the conditions and in the manner described below:
Read MoreLate last evening, the Senate passed the nearly $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. This bill, known as Phase 3, is extremely beneficial for dealerships.
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