Bill > A10000

This bill makes appropriations for the support of government for state operations for the fiscal year beginning April 1, 2026, with a total determinable amount of $3,722,489,659 for the City University of New York and other agencies. * **City University of New York (CUNY):** $3,722,489,659 is appropriated for state operations, covering senior colleges, initiatives and management, search for education, elevation, and knowledge (SEEK) programs, university operations, and university programs. * **Department of Corrections and Community Supervision:** $3,505,764,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, community supervision, correctional industries, health services, parole board, and program services. * **Department of Health:** $3,699,520,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research, center for community health, child health insurance, elderly pharmaceutical insurance coverage, essential plan, health care reform act, institutional management, and primary care and health systems management. * **Department of Taxation and Finance:** $519,662,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, adjudication, clean air, compulsory insurance, revenue analysis, collection, enforcement, processing, and real property tax programs, and treasury management. * **Division of State Police:** $1,187,908,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, criminal investigation activities, patrol activities, and technical police services. * **Office of General Services:** $1,201,528,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering business services, curatorial services, design and construction, executive direction, language access, and procurement programs. * **Department of Environmental Conservation:** $650,449,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, air and water quality management, clean water, clean air, and green jobs bond act programs, environmental enforcement, fish, wildlife and marine resources, forest and land resources, and solid and hazardous waste management programs. * **Department of Motor Vehicles:** $136,310,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, administrative adjudication, clean air program, compulsory insurance, distinctive plate development, DMV seized assets, governor's traffic safety committee, and motorcycle safety program. * **Department of State:** $223,213,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, authorities budget office, business and licensing services, code enforcement, consumer protection, local government and community services, New York State Asian American and Pacific Islander Commission, New York State Commission on African American History, office for new Americans, office of faith and non-profit development services, state of New York commission on uniform state laws, Tug Hill commission, and village incorporation program. * **Division of Housing and Community Renewal:** $151,472,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering F&D-community development, homeowner stabilization fund, lead abatement, office of resilient homes and communities, OCR-community renewal, and OHP-housing and rent administration programs. * **Office of Information Technology Services:** $1,049,917,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering its programs. * **Department of Labor:** $785,723,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, employment and training, labor standards, and occupational safety and health programs. * **Department of Mental Hygiene:** $2,369,025,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering its various offices and programs, including addiction services and supports, mental health, people with developmental disabilities, and institutional services. * **Division of State Police:** $1,187,908,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, criminal investigation activities, patrol activities, and technical police services. * **State University of New York (SUNY):** $12,991,916,300 is appropriated for state operations, covering general fund employee fringe benefits, student aid, university operations, university programs, and SUNY stabilization. * **Office of Victim Services:** $26,946,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering administration, victim and witness assistance programs. * **Workers' Compensation Board:** $232,013,000 is appropriated for state operations, covering its workers' compensation program. * **Other Agencies:** Smaller appropriations are made to the Adirondack Park Agency, Office for the Aging, Department of Agriculture and Markets, Alcoholic Beverage Control, Council on the Arts, Department of Audit and Control, Division of the Budget, Civil Service Department, Commission of Correction, Division of Criminal Justice Services, Council on Developmental Disabilities, Department of Economic Development, Education Department, State Board of Elections, Office of Employee Relations, Department of Environmental Conservation, Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government, Executive Chamber, Office of the Lieutenant Governor, Department of Family Assistance (Office of Children and Family Services and Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance), New York State Financial Control Board, Department of Financial Services, New York State Gaming Commission, Office of General Services, Department of Health, Higher Education Services Corporation, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, Division of Housing and Community Renewal, State of New York Mortgage Agency, Division of Human Rights, Office of Indigent Legal Services, Office of the State Inspector General, Interest on Lawyer Account, Commission on Judicial Conduct, Commission on Judicial Nomination, Judicial Screening Committees, Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs, and Public Service Department. The bill also includes provisions for reappropriations from prior fiscal years for various agencies and programs. It also outlines conditions on spending, such as the director of the budget's authority to withhold funds if a general fund imbalance occurs in fiscal year 2026-27, with specific exemptions for public assistance, federal obligations, debt service, and court-ordered payments. The bill also allows for federal funds to be allocated for any grant period beginning, during, or prior to the state fiscal year beginning April 1, 2026.