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While the agreed upon stimulus legislation provides needed relief to families and businesses, it fails to provide direct, unrestricted aid to the states and county governments.

As counties struggle with mounting, unbudgeted COVID-related costs, they are simultaneously losing revenue due to the reduced economic activity that has come with fighting the virus.

Despite the continued counting in some state legislative races, one thing is certain: there will be many new lawmakers doing the people's work in State Capitol in 2021.

Leaders across New York have been supporting their communities through a number of measures intended to mitigate the effects of the pandemic and rebuild their local economies.

Health services are increasingly at risk if New York State continues to withhold critical funding to local governments.

As part of National School Bus Safety Week, NYSAC in collaboration with NYSCEA, are calling attention to school bus safety and the actions individuals can take to keep children safe while riding the bus.

With COVID-19 limiting our ability to meet in person, NYSAC's Fall Seminar is going to look and feel a little different than years past.

Toxic chemicals known as “emerging contaminants” have been discovered nationwide.

NYSAC supports a wide swath of bi-partisan legislation aimed at improving service delivery, cutting costs for local property taxpayers and ultimately moving our state forward.

Now that the worst of the health crisis hopefully behind us, New York faces an economic crisis the likes of which have not been seen in generations.