I've looked online for the answer to this, but I keep coming up with contradictory or ambiguous information.

In the Consolidated Laws enacted by the New York State Legislature which apply to local governments (i.e. Counties, Cities, Towns or Villages), there are subject matter divisions, such as Education Law, Retirement and Social Security Law, and Highway Law.

Question:  Does General City Law, despite its name, also apply to a Town,
           County or Village in New York State?

I've looked online for the answer to this, but I keep coming up with contradictory or ambiguous information.

In the Consolidated Laws enacted by the New York State Legislature which apply to local governments (i.e. Counties, Cities, Towns or Villages), there are subject matter divisions, such as Education Law, Retirement and Social Security Law, and Highway Law.

Question

Does General City Law, despite its name, also apply to a Town, County or Village in New York State?