In recognition of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC) released recommendations for strengthening 9-1-1 services in New York. The report outlines the challenges counties face, exposes critical funding issues, and provides clear policy recommendations to build a stronger emergency communications system, including urging the state to end the diversion of 9-1-1 funds.
April is National County Government Month, a time to recognize the vital role counties play in our everyday lives. As part of this celebration, we are thrilled to share a special publication:"100 Ways Counties Serve Their Communities." This commemorative report is a sweeping tribute to the countless — and often overlooked — ways New York's 62 counties work to strengthen communities and improve quality of life.
On Thursday, after a lot of arm-twisting, the House finally passed the Senate approved Budget Resolution, allowing the committees in both the House and Senate to begin writing the bills that will implement tax and spending changes.
Limited landfill capacity across New York has county and municipal governments scrambling to frame plans for getting ahead of the looming solid waste crisis.
In our latest blog post on the continuing federal budget process, we dive into the differences between how the House and Senate budget resolutions address the federal deficit and what this could mean for the ultimate adoption of the federal spending plan.
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