Mandates
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How Federal Budget Reconciliation Proposals Threaten New York’s CountiesNYSAC has released a new report that outlines the projected financial and service impacts of proposed federal cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, and other core programs that counties help deliver every day.
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2025 Legislative Session SummaryOur annual Legislative Session Summary report detailing those bills that may have an impact on county government operations.
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2024 Legislative SummaryRead our comprehensive report of legislation with county impact that has passed both houses of the State Legislature
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- Demographic and Economic Reports
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- Mental Health
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End of Session County PrioritiesCounty priorities for the remaining days of the 2024 Legislative Session.
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SFY 2025 Enacted State Budget Impact ReportDetailed analysis of the county impact of the SFY 2025 State Budget.
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SFY 2025 One House Budgets County Impact ReportNYSAC's analysis of the SFY 2025 Senate and Assembly Budget proposals.
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The Hidden County Costs that Fund the State’s Growing Spending PlansSince the 1960’s, the State of New York has relied on local tax revenues as a piggy bank to fund programs and services.
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Latest Research on NY’s Highest-in-the-Nation TaxesCitizens Budget Commission (CBC) report examines how state mandates contribute to NY's rank as highest taxed state.
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NYSAC Releases SFY 2025 Executive Budget Impact ReportEach year, NYSAC publishes an Executive Budget impact report, highlighting the areas of the Governor’s Executive Budget proposal impacting county governments
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2024 State of the State SummaryAnalysis of Governor Hochul's 2024 State of the State address.
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