AARP New York

ALBANY—AARP New York and the Public Utility Law Project (“PULP”) today applauded the New York State Public Service Commission’s order that will eliminate utility debt for another 478,000 households across the state that are currently behind on their electric and gas bills because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Applications are currently being accepted through March 15, 2023, 5:00 p.m. ET

AARP Applauds Gov. Hochul for Initiatives to Help Utility Consumers & Family Caregivers

AARP offers free Bridge Lessons with National Bridge Champion Larry Cohen

Proposal would provide tangible relief to customers who got no relief from Phase I; Stakeholders urge quick adoption and implementation – though question financial burden on ratepayers

AARP members and guests are invited to join us online for a 3-part series, The Three B’s of Music, as we journey through the melodies of the Beatles, Bach, and Beethoven. We’ll explore their contributions to modern music and their influence on the artists and composers who followed.

Older New Yorkers in rural areas confront many challenges when it comes to housing and transportation.

Deck Remains Stacked Against Individual and Small Business Ratepayers

AARP members and guests are invited to join us virtually to create a plan for a healthy new year! Rochester Lifestyle Medicine joins AARP for both an evening and a daytime session to share information on how no cost lifestyle changes can help support better health for 2023. Sign up for either one, or both.

Join AARP NY and nutritionist Stacey Simon for a special presentation on Eating Well During the Holidays. Stacey will discuss how to navigate the holiday season without sacrificing the joy of eating. Throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, health and wellness has been on the forefront of many individuals’ minds. While nutrition and wellness is important to many, very few have access to reliable, realistic nutrition information that isn’t overwhelming or sourced from questionable resources.