Designates September eleventh as a public holiday

This bill adds September 11 as a state public holiday called "9/11 Remembrance Day" to the existing list of official holidays. It directly affects state government operations, public schools, and state agencies, which would typically close or adjust schedules on this day. The change modifies New York's General Construction Law to include the date in the statutory list of public holidays, alongside days like Independence Day and Memorial Day. The bill takes immediate effect upon enactment, with no additional implementation mechanisms specified.