Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance

David A. Hansell, Commissioner

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Public Meetings

In accordance with Governor Spitzer's Executive Order #3, we are making open meetings accessible to the public via live Webcasting. After each meeting is Webcast live, it will be made available for thirty (30) days on demand at this site.

Schedule of OTDA Webcasts:

On Demand OTDA Webcasts:

The following meetings are currently available on demand. Please follow the directions below on How to View an OTDA Webcast.

Archived OTDA Webcasts:

How to Request a Copy of a Webcast:

You may request a CD-ROM copy of OTDA’s public meetings in writing either by mail, fax or e-mailing:

Records Access Officer
New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance
40 North Pearl, 16th floor
Albany, NY 12243
FAX: (518) 486-6935
e-mail: nyspio@otda.state.ny.us

Fee Schedule:

There is no fee for a copy of a Webcast.

How to View an OTDA Webcast:

Whether you are on broadband or dial-up, you will still be able to watch the meetings. For live meetings, your media player will automatically choose the appropriate stream for you based on your connection speed.

Our video streams and video archives require either Windows Media Player Windows Media logo or Real Player Real Player logo.

If you experience a technical problem, contact your Information Technology department, or e-mail contact@nyn.suny.edu

How to enable captioning on archived videos:

Reloading the video may be necessary for captions to appear

Windows Media Player 11:
1. Choose "Play" on the top menu.
2. Choose "Lyrics, Captions & Subtitles" in the Play menu.
3. Select “On If Available.”
4. Select "Small Text" or “Large Text,” whichever is preferable.

Windows Media Player Versions 9 and 10:
1. Choose "Play" on the top menu.
2. Choose "Captions And Subtitles" in the Play menu.
3. Select "On If Available."

Windows Media Player Version 7:
1. Choose "View" on the top menu.
2. Choose "Now Playing Tools" in the View menu.
3. Select "Captions."

Windows Media Player Version 6.4:
1. Choose "View" on the top menu.
2. Select "Captions."