Transparency, Guidelines, Organization and Compliance Reports
Accountability and Transparency
The New York State Thruway Authority is advancing several initiatives to improve the transparency of its operations in compliance with Governor Kathy Hochul’s directive to provide greater transparency and accountability in New York State government.
Annual Highlights (includes Performance Measures, Operations and Accomplishments)
Biographies
Board
Budget Books
Bylaws
Code of Ethics
Enabling Statute
- Go to: http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/navigate.cgi?NVMUO:
- Select Laws, then Laws of New York
- Select "PBA" Public Authorities , then
- Select "Title 9" under Article 2 , then
- Select the relevant section of the statute
Fee Schedules
Financial Statements
Internal Control Certification
Investments
- Independent Auditor’s Report on Investment Compliance
- Investments Policy - 25-4-01
- Investment Reports for Previous Two Years
- Official Statements
- Schedule of Debt/New Issuances for Previous Two Years
Lobbying Contacts Policy (PAL Section 2987)
Mission Statement
- The NYS Thruway Authority operates and maintains a reliable, user‐fee supported superhighway delivering high levels of safety and service.
(provided pursuant to Public Authorities Law Section 2800(1)(a)(3)) - Strategic Planning, Mission, Vision, Guiding and Operating Principles
Organization Chart
Personal Property
Projects Undertaken
Purchasing Services
Real Property
- Inventory
- Policy - 25-6-02
- Real Property Transaction Reports for Previous Two Years
- Standard Operating Procedures
Thruway Claims Recovery
The Thruway Authority recovered the following amount of money for damage to Thruway property and equipment from responsible parties:
- January 2024: $610,475.58
- February 2024: $551,810.79
- March 2024: $1,753,484.04
- April 2024: $1,010,866.46
- May 2024: $1,063,503.46
- June 2024: $428,053.27
- July 2024: $603,185.42
- August 2024: $725,299.72
- September 2024: $309,913.36
- October 2024: $292,869.59
Thruway Litigation
Whistleblower Policy
Note: The 2016 New York State enacted budget included the transfer of the Canal Corporation from under the jurisdiction of the Thruway Authority to the New York Power Authority (NYPA). NYPA assumed ownership of the New York State Canal Corporation on January 1, 2017. View the New York State Canal Corporation Compliance Reports and Disclosure Documents