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New York State's county governments are disappointed that rather than fulfilling the Governor's promise to usher in a new era of responsible state government that makes New York more affordable, the enacted budget engages in old Albany budget gimmicks that literally pass the buck onto local taxpayers.

This report provides our initial analysis of how the SFY 24 Enacted Budget agreement impacts
county functions, departments, services, and programs. It will be updated as more information
becomes available.

This position exists in the County Health Department and involves assessing, planning, developing, implementing and evaluating nutritional needs of clients and providing education to individuals and targeted populations related to nutritional issues...

We're pleased to annouced that the deadline for article submissions for the Spring/Summer edition of NYSAC News magazine has been extended to May 5, 2023!

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), a major overhaul of the U.S. tax code capped the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction at $10,000 per year, but not both through tax year 2025.

A county-driven campaign to honor our honoring our nation's veterans has won a prestigious award for its effective design, strategy, and implementation. 

Acts as legal advisor and general consultant to the Department of Social Services; does related work as required.

For the first time in NYSAC history, the Chairs of all 57 county legislative bodies signed a letter to Majority Leader Charles Schumer seeking federal assistance in preserving this vital funding.

This week, more than 50 county leaders from across New York State sent an unprecedented bi-partisan letter to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, to help protect New York renters, homeowners, and businesses from looming property tax increases.