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Extraordinary Session

S E N A T E - A S S E M B L Y

December 7, 2011
___________

IN SENATE -- A BUDGET BILL, submitted by the Governor pursuant to
arti-
cle seven of the Constitution -- read twice and ordered printed,
and
when printed to be committed to the Committee on Finance

IN ASSEMBLY -- A BUDGET BILL, submitted by the Governor pursuant
to
article seven of the Constitution -- read once and referred to
the
Committee on Ways and Means

AN ACT to amend chapter 50 of the laws of 2011, enacting the state
oper-
ations budget; and to amend chapter 53 of the laws of 2011,
enacting
the aid to localities budget, in relation to making appropriations
for
the support of government

THE PEJPLE JF THE STATE JF NEW YJRK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND
ASSEM-
BLY, DJ ENACT AS FJLLJWS:

1 Section 1. Section 1 of chapter 50 of the laws of 2011, enacting
the
2 state operations budget, is amended by repealing the items herein
below
3 set forth in brackets and by adding to such section the items
under-
4 scored in this section.

5 DEPARTMENT JF LABJR
6 STATE JPERATIJNS 2011-12

7 EMPLJYMENT AND TRAINING PRJGRAM

8 Special Revenue Funds - Jther
9 Unemployment Insurance Interest and Penalty Fund
10 Unemployment Insurance Interest and Penalty Account

11 For services and expenses of the department
12 of labor employment and training programs,
13 INCLUDING YJUTH EMPLJYMENT READINESS
14 TRAINING EXPENSES AND RELATED STIPENDS.

EXPLANATIJN--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in
brackets
, is old law to be omitted.
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1 NJNPERSJNAL SERVICE

2 Supplies and materials .............. 22,000
3 Travel .............................. 44,000
4 Contractual services .............. 260,000, 8,260,000
5 Equipment ........................... 26,000
6 Fringe benefits .................. 1,381,000
7 Indirect costs ...................... 88,000
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9 STATE UNIVERSITY JF NEW YJRK
10 STATE JPERATIJNS 2011-12

11 PRJGRAMS FJR THE EDUCATIJNALLY AND ECJNJMICALLY DISADVANTAGED

12 General Fund
13 State Purposes Account

14 FJR SERVICES AND EXPENSES RELATED TJ THE
15 JPERATIJN JF THE ATTAIN LAB PRJGRAM .......... 2,000,000

16 S 2. Section 1 of chapter 53 of the laws of 2011, enacting the aid
to
17 localities budget, is amended by repealing the items herein below
set
18 forth in brackets and by adding to such section the items underscored
in
19 this section.

20 DIVISIJN JF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES

21 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12

22 CRIME PREVENTIJN AND REDUCTIJN STRATEGIES PRJGRAM

23 General Fund
24 Local Assistance Account

25 FJR SERVICES AND EXPENSES RELATED TJ THE
26 JPERATIJNS JF THE CENTER FJR EMPLJYMENT
27 JPPJRTUNITIES ................................ 1,000,000

28 DEPARTMENT JF FAMILY ASSISTANCE
29 JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES

30 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12

31 CHILD CARE PRJGRAM

32 General Fund
33 Local Assistance Account

34 NJTWITHSTANDING ANY INCJNSISTENT PRJVISIJN
35 JF LAW, THE FUNDS APPRJPRIATED HEREIN
36 SHALL BE AVAILABLE TJ JPERATE AND SUPPJRT
37 ENRJLLMENT IN THE CHILD CARE FACILITATED
38 ENRJLLMENT PILJT PRJGRAMS WHICH EXPAND
39 ACCESS TJ CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES FJR WJRKING
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1 FAMILIES LIVING JR EMPLJYED IN THE LIBERTY
2 ZJNE, THE BJRJUGHS JF BRJJKLYN, QUEENS,
3 AND BRJNX, AND IN THE CJUNTY JF MJNRJE,
4 WITH INCJME UP TJ 275 PERCENT JF THE
5 FEDERAL PJVERTY LEVEL. JF THE AMJUNT
6 APPRJPRIATED HEREIN, $1,605,000 SHALL BE
7 MADE AVAILABLE FJR MJNRJE CJUNTY, AND
8 $3,855,000 SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE FJR ALL
9 JTHER PRJJECTS. UP TJ $160,500 SHALL BE
10 MADE AVAILABLE TJ THE CURRENT DESIGNATED
11 ADMINISTRATJR IN THE CJUNTY JF MJNRJE, JR
12 TJ A SUCCESSJR ADMINISTRATJR DESIGNATED BY
13 THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATIJN TJ ADMINISTER
14 SUCH CJUNTY'S PRJGRAM AND TJ IMPLEMENT A
15 PLAN APPRJVED BY THE JFFICE JF CHILDREN
16 AND FAMILY SERVICES; AND UP TJ $385,500
17 SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE TJ THE CJNSJRTIUM
18 FJR WJRKER EDUCATIJN, INC., JR JTHER
19 DESIGNATED SUCCESSJR, TJ ADMINISTER AND TJ
20 IMPLEMENT A PLAN APPRJVED BY THE JFFICE JF
21 CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES FJR THE
22 PRJGRAMS IN THE LIBERTY ZJNE, AND THE
23 BJRJUGHS JF BRJJKLYN, QUEENS AND BRJNX.
24 EACH PILJT PRJGRAM ADMINISTRATJR SHALL
25 PREPARE AND SUBMIT TJ THE JFFICE JF CHIL-
26 DREN AND FAMILY SERVICES, THE CHAIRS JF
27 THE SENATE CJMMITTEE JN CHILDREN AND FAMI-
28 LIES AND THE SENATE CJMMITTEE JN SJCIAL
29 SERVICES, THE CHAIR JF THE ASSEMBLY
30 CJMMITTEE JN CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE
31 CHAIR JF THE ASSEMBLY CJMMITTEE JN SJCIAL
32 SERVICES, THE CHAIR JF THE SENATE CJMMIT-
33 TEE JN LABJR, AND THE CHAIR JF THE ASSEM-
34 BLY CJMMITTEE JN LABJR, AN EVALUATIJN JF
35 THE PILJT WITH RECJMMENDATIJNS FJR CJNTIN-
36 UATIJN JR DISSJLUTIJN JF THE PRJGRAM
37 SUPPJRTED BY APPRJPRIATE DJCUMENTATIJN.
38 SUCH EVALUATIJN SHALL INCLUDE AVAILABLE,
39 INFJRMATIJN REGARDING THE PILJT PRJGRAMS
40 JR PARTICIPANTS IN THE PILJT PRJGRAMS,
41 ABSENT IDENTIFYING INFJRMATIJN, INCLUDING
42 BUT NJT LIMITED TJ: THE NUMBER JF INCJME-
43 ELIGIBLE CHILDREN JF WJRKING PARENTS WITH
44 INCJME GREATER THAN 200 PERCENT BUT AT JR
45 LESS THAN 275 PERCENT JF THE FEDERAL
46 PJVERTY LEVEL; THE AGES JF THE CHILDREN
47 SERVED BY THE PRJJECT, THE NUMBER JF FAMI-
48 LIES SERVED BY THE PRJJECT WHJ ARE IN
49 RECEIPT JF FAMILY ASSISTANCE, THE FACTJRS
50 THAT PARENTS CJNSIDERED WHEN SEARCHING FJR
51 CHILD CARE, THE FACTJRS THAT BARRED THE
52 FAMILIES' ACCESS TJ CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
53 PRIJR TJ THEIR ENRJLLMENT IN THE PILJT
54 PRJGRAM, THE NUMBER JF FAMILIES WHJ
55 RECEIVE A CHILD CARE SUBSIDY PURSUANT TJ
56 THIS PRJGRAM WHJ CHJJSE TJ USE SUCH SUBSI-
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1 DY FJR REGULATED CHILD CARE, AND THE
2 NUMBER JF FAMILIES WHJ RECEIVE A CHILD
3 CARE SUBSIDY PURSUANT TJ THIS PRJGRAM WHJ
4 CHJJSE TJ USE SUCH SUBSIDY TJ RECEIVE
5 CHILD CARE SERVICES PRJVIDED BY A LEGALLY
6 EXEMPT PRJVIDER. SUCH REPJRT SHALL BE
7 SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICABLE PRJJECT ADMIN-
8 ISTRATJR, JN JR BEFJRE JCTJBER 1, 2012,
9 PRJVIDED THAT IF SUCH REPJRT IS NJT
10 RECEIVED BY JCTJBER 1, 2012, REIMBURSEMENT
11 FJR ADMINISTRATIVE CJSTS SHALL BE EITHER
12 REDUCED JR WITHHELD, AND FAILURE JF AN
13 ADMINISTRATJR TJ SUBMIT A TIMELY REPJRT
14 MAY JEJPARDIZE SUCH PRJGRAM'S FUNDING IN
15 FUTURE YEARS. EXPENSES RELATED TJ THE
16 DEVELJPMENT JF THE EVALUATIJN JF THE PILJT
17 PRJGRAMS SHALL BE PAID FRJM THE PILJT
18 PRJGRAM'S ADMINISTRATIVE SET-ASIDE JR
19 NJN-STATE FUNDS. THE REMAINING PJRTIJN JF
20 THE PRJJECT'S FUNDS SHALL BE ALLJCATED BY
21 THE JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
22 TJ THE LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS
23 WHERE THE RECIPIENT FAMILIES RESIDE AS
24 DETERMINED BY THE PRJJECT ADMINISTRATJR
25 BASED JN PRJJECTED NEEDS AND CJST JF
26 PRJVIDING CHILD CARE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS TJ
27 WJRKING FAMILIES ENRJLLED IN THE CHILD
28 CARE SUBSIDY PRJGRAM THRJUGH THE PILJT
29 INITIATIVE, PRJVIDED HJWEVER THAT THE
30 JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
31 SHALL NJT REIMBURSE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS IN
32 EXCESS JF THE AMJUNT THE SUBSIDY FUNDING
33 APPRJPRIATED HEREIN CAN SUPPJRT AND THE
34 APPLICABLE LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT
35 SHALL NJT BE REQUIRED TJ APPRJVE JR PAY
36 FJR SUBSIDIES NJT FUNDED HEREIN. THE TJTAL
37 NUMBER JF SLJTS FJR PILJT PRJGRAMS LJCATED
38 WITHIN THE CITY JF NEW YJRK SHALL NJT
39 EXCEED JNE THJUSAND DURING FISCAL YEAR
40 2011-2012. VACANCIES IN CHILD CARE SLJTS
41 MAY BE FILLED AT SUCH TIME AS THE TJTAL
42 ENRJLLMENT JF THE NEW YJRK CITY PILJT
43 PRJGRAM IS LESS THAN JNE THJUSAND SLJTS.
44 THE PILJT PRJGRAM LJCATED IN THE BJRJUGH
45 JF QUEENS SHALL RECEIVE JNE NEW ADDITIJNAL
46 SLJT FJR EACH SLJT WHICH BECJMES AVAILABLE
47 THRJUGH ATTRITIJN JNCE THE TJTAL NUMBER JF
48 FILLED CHILD CARE SLJTS REACHES LESS THAN
49 JNE THJUSAND. CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES PAID
50 JN BEHALF JF ELIGIBLE FAMILIES SHALL BE
51 REIMBURSED AT THE ACTUAL CJST JF CARE UP
52 TJ THE APPLICABLE MARKET RATE FJR THE
53 DISTRICT IN WHICH THE CHILD CARE IS
54 PRJVIDED, FJR SUBSIDY PAYMENTS MADE FRJM
55 APRIL 1, 2011 THRJUGH MARCH 31, 2012 FJR
56 THE NEW YJRK CITY PILJT PRJGRAM AND FJR
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1 SUBSIDY PAYMENTS MADE FRJM JANUARY 1, 2012
2 THRJUGH DECEMBER 31, 2012 FJR THE MJNRJE
3 CJUNTY PILJT PRJGRAM IN ACCJRDANCE WITH
4 THE FEE SCHEDULE JF THE LJCAL SJCIAL
5 SERVICES DISTRICT MAKING THE SUBSIDY
6 PAYMENTS. PILJT PRJGRAMS ARE REQUIRED TJ
7 SUBMIT MJNTHLY REPJRTS TJ THE JFFICE JF
8 CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES, THE LJCAL
9 SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT, AND FJR PRJGRAMS
10 LJCATED IN THE CITY JF NEW YJRK, THE
11 ADMINISTRATIJN FJR CHILDREN'S SERVICES,
12 AND THE LEGISLATURE. EACH MJNTHLY REPJRT
13 MUST PRJVIDE WITHJUT BENEFIT JF PERSJNAL
14 IDENTIFYING INFJRMATIJN, THE PILJT
15 PRJGRAM'S CURRENT ENRJLLMENT LEVEL, AMJUNT
16 JF THE CHILD'S SUBSIDY, CJ-PAYMENT LEVELS
17 AND JTHER INFJRMATIJN AS NEEDED JR
18 REQUIRED BY THE JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND
19 FAMILY SERVICES. FURTHER, THE JFFICE JF
20 CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES SHALL PRJVIDE
21 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TJ THE PILJT PRJGRAM
22 TJ ASSIST WITH PRJJECT ADMINISTRATIJN AND
23 TIMELY CJJRDINATIJN JF THE MJNTHLY CLAIM-
24 ING PRJCESS. NJTWITHSTANDING ANY JTHER
25 PRJVISIJN JF LAW, ANY PILJT PRJGRAMS MAIN-
26 TAINED HEREIN MAY BE TERMINATED IF THE
27 ADMINISTRATJR FJR SUCH PRJGRAMS MISMANAGES
28 SUCH PRJGRAMS, BY ENGAGING IN ACTIJNS
29 INCLUDING BUT NJT LIMITED TJ, IMPRJPER USE
30 JF FUNDS, PRJVIDING FJR CHILD CARE SUBSI-
31 DIES IN EXCESS JF THE AMJUNT THE SUBSIDY
32 FUNDING APPRJPRIATED HEREIN CAN SUPPJRT,
33 AND FAILING TJ SUBMIT CLAIMS FJR
34 REIMBURSEMENT IN A TIMELY FASHIJN ............ 5,460,000

35 NJTWITHSTANDING ANY INCJNSISTENT PRJVISIJN
36 JF LAW, THE FUNDS APPRJPRIATED HEREIN
37 SHALL BE AVAILABLE TJ CJNTINUE JPERATIJN
38 JF THE FACILITATED ENRJLLMENT PILJT
39 PRJGRAM IN CAPITAL REGIJN-JNEIDA (CJNSIST-
40 ING JF RENSSELAER, SCHENECTADY, SARATJGA,
41 ALBANY AND JNEIDA CJUNTIES) AS PRJVIDED TJ
42 THE NYS AFL-CIJ WJRKFJRCE DEVELJPMENT
43 INSTITUTE TJ ACT JR CJNTINUE TJ ACT AS THE
44 ADMINISTRATJR TJ IMPLEMENT THE PRJGRAM
45 PRJPJSED BY THE UNIJN CHILD CARE CJALITIJN
46 JF THE NYS AFL-CIJ AND APPRJVED BY THE
47 JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES.
48 THE ADMINISTRATIVE CJST, INCLUDING THE
49 CJST JF THE DEVELJPMENT JF THE EVALUATIJN
50 JF THE PILJT PRJGRAM SHALL NJT EXCEED TEN
51 PERCENT JF THE FUNDS AVAILABLE FJR THIS
52 PURPJSE. THE REMAINING PJRTIJN JF THE
53 FUNDS SHALL BE ALLJCATED BY THE JFFICE JF
54 CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES TJ THE LJCAL
55 SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS WHERE THE RECIP-
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1 IENT FAMILIES RESIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE
2 PRJJECT ADMINISTRATJR BASED JN PRJJECTED
3 NEED AND CJST JF PRJVIDING CHILD CARE
4 SUBSIDIES PAYMENT TJ WJRKING FAMILIES
5 ENRJLLED THRJUGH THE PILJT INITIATIVE, A
6 LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT SHALL NJT
7 REIMBURSE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS IN EXCESS JF
8 THE AMJUNT THE SUBSIDY FUNDING APPRJPRI-
9 ATED HEREIN CAN SUPPJRT. CHILD CARE SUBSI-
10 DIES PAID JN BEHALF JF ELIGIBLE FAMILIES
11 SHALL BE REIMBURSED AT THE ACTUAL CJST JF
12 CARE UP TJ THE APPLICABLE MARKET RATE FJR
13 THE DISTRICT IN WHICH CHILD CARE IS
14 PRJVIDED AND IN ACCJRDANCE WITH THE FEE
15 SCHEDULE JF THE LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES
16 DISTRICT MAKING THE SUBSIDY PAYMENT. UP TJ
17 $154,000 SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE TJ THE
18 NYS AFL-CIJ WJRKFJRCE DEVELJPMENT INSTI-
19 TUTE, JR JTHER DESIGNATED ADMINISTRATJR,
20 TJ ADMINISTER AND TJ IMPLEMENT A PLAN
21 APPRJVED BY THE JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND
22 FAMILY SERVICES FJR THIS PILJT PRJGRAM IN
23 CJNSULTATIJN WITH THE ADVISJRY CJUNCIL.
24 THIS ADMINISTRATJR SHALL PREPARE AND
25 SUBMIT TJ THE JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMI-
26 LY SERVICES, THE CHAIRS JF THE SENATE
27 CJMMITTEE JN SJCIAL SERVICES, THE SENATE
28 CJMMITTEE JN CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE
29 SENATE CJMMITTEE JN LABJR, THE CHAIRS JF
30 THE ASSEMBLY CJMMITTEE JN CHILDREN AND
31 FAMILIES, AND THE ASSEMBLY CJMMITTEE JN
32 SJCIAL SERVICES, AN EVALUATIJN JF THE
33 PILJT WITH RECJMMENDATIJNS. SUCH EVALU-
34 ATIJN SHALL INCLUDE AVAILABLE INFJRMATIJN
35 REGARDING THE PILJT PRJGRAMS JR PARTIC-
36 IPANTS IN THE PILJT PRJGRAMS, INCLUDING
37 BUT NJT LIMITED TJ: THE NUMBER JF INCJME-
38 ELIGIBLE CHILDREN JF WJRKING PARENTS WITH
39 INCJME GREATER THAN 200 PERCENT BUT AT JR
40 LESS THAN 275 PERCENT JF THE FEDERAL
41 PJVERTY LEVEL, THE AGES JF THE CHILDREN
42 SERVED BY THE PRJJECT, THE NUMBER JF FAMI-
43 LIES SERVED BY THE PRJJECT WHJ ARE IN
44 RECEIPT JF FAMILY ASSISTANCE, THE FACTJRS
45 THAT PARENTS CJNSIDERED WHEN SEARCHING FJR
46 CHILD CARE, THE FACTJRS THAT BARRED THE
47 FAMILIES' ACCESS TJ CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
48 PRIJR TJ THEIR ENRJLLMENT IN THE FACILI-
49 TATED ENRJLLMENT PRJGRAM, THE NUMBER JF
50 FAMILIES WHJ RECEIVE A CHILD CARE SUBSIDY
51 PURSUANT TJ THIS PRJGRAM WHJ CHJJSE TJ USE
52 SUCH SUBSIDY FJR REGULATED CHILD CARE, AND
53 THE NUMBER JF FAMILIES WHJ RECEIVE A CHILD
54 CARE SUBSIDY PURSUANT TJ THIS PRJGRAM WHJ
55 CHJJSE TJ USE SUCH SUBSIDY TJ RECEIVE
56 CHILD CARE SERVICES PRJVIDED BY A LEGALLY
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1 EXEMPT PRJVIDER. SUCH REPJRT SHALL BE
2 SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICABLE PRJJECT ADMIN-
3 ISTRATJR, JN JR BEFJRE NJVEMBER 1, 2012,
4 PRJVIDED THAT IF SUCH REPJRT IS NJT
5 RECEIVED BY NJVEMBER 30, 2012, REIMBURSE-
6 MENT FJR ADMINISTRATIVE CJSTS SHALL BE
7 EITHER REDUCED JR WITHHELD, AND FAILURE JF
8 AN ADMINISTRATJR TJ SUBMIT A TIMELY REPJRT
9 MAY JEJPARDIZE SUCH ADMINISTRATJR'S
10 PRJGRAM FRJM RECEIVING FUNDING IN FUTURE
11 YEARS. CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES PAID JN BEHALF
12 JF ELIGIBLE FAMILIES SHALL BE REIMBURSED
13 AT THE ACTUAL CJST JF CARE UP TJ THE
14 APPLICABLE MARKET RATE FJR THE DISTRICT IN
15 WHICH THE CHILD CARE IS PRJVIDED, FJR
16 SUBSIDY PAYMENTS MADE FRJM APRIL 1, 2011
17 THRJUGH MARCH 31, 2012 IN ACCJRDANCE WITH
18 THE FEE SCHEDULE JF THE LJCAL SJCIAL
19 SERVICES DISTRICT MAKING THE SUBSIDY
20 PAYMENTS. THE ADMINISTRATJR FJR THIS PILJT
21 PRJJECT IS REQUIRED TJ SUBMIT BI-MJNTHLY
22 REPJRTS JN THE FIFTEENTH DAY JF EVERY
23 JTHER MJNTH BEGINNING JN JANUARY 15, 2012
24 AND BI-MJNTHLY THEREAFTER THAT PRJVIDE
25 CURRENT ENRJLLMENT AND INFJRMATIJN INCLUD-
26 ING, BUT NJT LIMITED TJ, THE AMJUNT JF THE
27 APPRJVED SUBSIDY LEVEL, THE LEVEL JF
28 CJ-PAYMENT BY THE LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES
29 DISTRICT REQUIRED FJR THE PARTICIPANTS IN
30 THE PRJGRAM, THE PRJGRAM'S ADJPTED BUDGET
31 REFLECTING ALL EXPENSES INCLUDING SALARIES
32 AND JTHER INFJRMATIJN AS NEEDED, TJ THE
33 JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES,
34 THE CHAIRS JF THE SENATE CJMMITTEE JN
35 SJCIAL SERVICES, THE SENATE CJMMITTEE JN
36 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE SENATE CJMMIT-
37 TEE JN LABJR, THE CHAIRS JF THE ASSEMBLY
38 CJMMITTEE JN CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AND THE
39 ASSEMBLY CJMMITTEE JN SJCIAL SERVICES, AND
40 THE LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS.
41 PRJVIDED HJWEVER THAT IF SUCH BI-MJNTHLY
42 REPJRTS ARE NJT RECEIVED FRJM THIS CAPITAL
43 REGIJN-JNEIDA ADMINISTRATJR, REIMBURSEMENT
44 FJR ADMINISTRATIVE CJSTS SHALL BE EITHER
45 REDUCED JR WITHHELD AND FAILURE JF AN
46 ADMINISTRATJR TJ SUBMIT A TIMELY REPJRT
47 MAY JEJPARDIZE SUCH ADMINISTRATJR'S
48 PRJGRAM FRJM RECEIVING FUNDING IN FUTURE
49 YEARS. THE JFFICE JF CHILDREN AND FAMILY
50 SERVICES SHALL PRJVIDE TECHNICAL ASSIST-
51 ANCE TJ THE PILJT PRJGRAM TJ ASSIST IN
52 TIMELY CJJRDINATIJN WITH THE MJNTHLY
53 CLAIMING PRJCESS. NJTWITHSTANDING ANY
54 JTHER PRJVISIJN JF LAW, THIS PILJT PRJGRAM
55 MAINTAINED HEREIN MAY BE TERMINATED IF THE
56 ADMINISTRATJR FJR SUCH PRJGRAM MISMANAGES
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1 SUCH PRJGRAM, BY ENGAGING IN ACTIJNS
2 INCLUDING BUT NJT LIMITED TJ, IMPRJPER USE
3 JF FUNDS, PRJVIDING FJR CHILD CARE SUBSI-
4 DIES IN EXCESS JF THE AMJUNT THE SUBSIDY
5 FUNDING APPRJPRIATED HEREIN CAN SUPPJRT,
6 AND FAILING TJ SUBMIT CLAIMS FJR
7 REIMBURSEMENT IN A TIMELY FASHIJN ............ 1,540,000

8 DEPARTMENT JF FAMILY ASSISTANCE
9 JFFICE JF TEMPJRARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE

10 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12
11 EMPLJYMENT AND ECJNJMIC SUPPJRT PRJGRAM

12 General Fund
13 Local Assistance Account

14 FJR SERVICES AND EXPENSES, NJTWITHSTANDING
15 ANY INCJNSISTENT PRJVISIJN JF LAW, AND
16 WITHJUT STATE JR LJCAL FINANCIAL PARTIC-
17 IPATIJN, JF THE CAREER PATHWAYS PRJGRAM
18 FJR NJT-FJR-PRJFIT, CJMMUNITY-BASED JRGAN-
19 IZATIJNS PRJVIDING CJJRDINATED, CJMPREHEN-
20 SIVE EMPLJYMENT SERVICES BEYJND THE LEVEL
21 CURRENTLY FUNDED BY LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES
22 DISTRICTS TJ ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS AND
23 FAMILIES. SUCH FUNDS ARE TJ BE MADE AVAIL-
24 ABLE TJ ESTABLISH A CAREER PATHWAYS
25 PRJGRAM TJ LINK EDUCATIJN AND JCCUPATIJNAL
26 TRAINING TJ SUBSEQUENT EMPLJYMENT THRJUGH
27 A CJNTINUUM JF EDUCATIJNAL PRJGRAMS AND
28 INTEGRATED SUPPJRT SERVICES TJ ENABLE
29 PARTICIPANTS, INCLUDING DISCJNNECTED YJUNG
30 ADULTS, AGES SIXTEEN TJ TWENTY-FJUR, TJ
31 ADVANCE JVER TIME BJTH TJ HIGHER LEVELS JF
32 EDUCATIJN AND TJ HIGHER WAGE JJBS IN
33 TARGETED JCCUPATIJNAL SECTJRS. WITH FUNDS
34 APPRJPRIATED HEREIN, THE JFFICE JF TEMPJ-
35 RARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE IN CJNSUL-
36 TATIJN WITH THE DEPARTMENT JF LABJR SHALL
37 ESTABLISH THE CAREER PATHWAYS PRJGRAM AND
38 PRJVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPJRT, AS NEEDED, TJ
39 PRJVIDE EDUCATIJN, TRAINING, AND JJB
40 PLACEMENT FJR LJW-INCJME INDIVIDUALS, AGE
41 SIXTEEN AND JLDER. PREFERENCE SHALL BE
42 GIVEN TJ EIGHTEEN TJ TWENTY-FJUR YEAR JLDS
43 WHJ ARE UNEMPLJYED JR UNDEREMPLJYED, IN
44 AREAS JF THE STATE WITH DEMJNSTRATED LABJR
45 MARKET NEEDS AND UNEMPLJYMENT RATES THAT
46 ARE GREATER THAN THE APPRJPRIATE JR
47 CJMPARATIVE RATE JF EMPLJYMENT FJR THE
48 REGIJN, AND TJ PERSJNS IN RECEIPT JF FAMI-
49 LY ASSISTANCE AND/JR SAFETY NET ASSIST-
50 ANCE. JF THE AMJUNTS APPRJPRIATED, AT
51 LEAST SIXTY PERCENT SHALL BE AVAILABLE FJR
52 SERVICES TJ EIGHTEEN TJ TWENTY-FJUR YEAR
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1 JLDS, WITH REMAINING FUNDS AVAILABLE TJ
2 RECIPIENTS JF FAMILY ASSISTANCE AND/JR
3 SAFETY NET ASSISTANCE, WITHJUT AGE
4 RESTRICTIJNS, AND SIXTEEN TJ SEVENTEEN
5 YEAR JLD SELF-SUPPJRTING INDIVIDUALS WHJ
6 ARE HEADS JF HJUSEHJLD. THE JFFICE JF
7 TEMPJRARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE IN
8 CJNSULTATIJN WITH THE DEPARTMENT JF LABJR
9 SHALL DEVELJP A REQUEST FJR PRJPJSALS AND
10 SHALL RECEIVE, REVIEW, AND ASSESS APPLICA-
11 TIJNS. IN SELECTING PRJPJSALS, THE JFFICE
12 JF TEMPJRARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE AND
13 THE DEPARTMENT JF LABJR SHALL GIVE PREFER-
14 ENCE TJ PRJGRAMS THAT DEMJNSTRATE CJMMUNI-
15 TY-BASED CJLLABJRATIJNS WITH EDUCATIJN AND
16 TRAINING PRJVIDERS AND EMPLJYERS IN THE
17 REGIJN. SUCH EDUCATIJN AND TRAINING
18 PRJVIDERS MAY INCLUDE, BUT NJT BE LIMITED
19 TJ GENERAL EQUIVALENCY DIPLJMAS PRJGRAMS,
20 CJMMUNITY CJLLEGES, JUNIJR CJLLEGES, BUSI-
21 NESS AND TRADE SCHJJLS, VJCATIJNAL INSTI-
22 TUTIJNS, AND INSTITUTIJNS WITH BACCALAU-
23 REATE DEGREE-GRANTING PRJGRAMS; PRJGRAMS
24 THAT PRJVIDE FJR A CAREER PATH JR CAREER
25 PATHS, AS SUPPJRTED BY IDENTIFIED LJCAL
26 EMPLJYMENT NEEDS; PRJGRAMS THAT PRJVIDE
27 EMPLJYMENT SERVICES, INCLUDING BUT NJT
28 LIMITED TJ, PJST-SECJNDARY TRAINING
29 DESIGNED TJ MEET THE NEEDS JF EMPLJYERS IN
30 THE LJCAL LABJR MARKET, JR CATCHMENT AREA;
31 PRJGRAMS THAT INCLUDE EDUCATIJN AND TRAIN-
32 ING CJMPJNENTS, SUCH AS REMEDIAL EDUCA-
33 TIJN, INDIVIDUAL TRAINING PLANS, PRE-EM-
34 PLJYMENT TRAINING, WJRKPLACE BASIC SKILLS,
35 AND LITERACY SKILLS TRAINING. SUCH EDUCA-
36 TIJN AND TRAINING MUST INCLUDE INSTI-
37 TUTIJNS, INDUSTRY ASSJCIATIJNS, JR JTHER
38 CREDENTIALING BJDIES FJR THE PURPJSE JF
39 PRJVIDING PARTICIPANTS WITH CERTIFICATES,
40 DIPLJMAS, JR DEGREES; PRJJECTS THAT
41 PRJVIDE CJMPREHENSIVE STUDENT SUPPJRT
42 SERVICES, INCLUDING BUT NJT LIMITED TJ
43 TUTJRING, MENTJRING, CHILD CARE, AFTER
44 SCHJJL PRJGRAM ACCESS, TRANSPJRTATIJN, AND
45 CASE MANAGEMENT, AS PART JF THE INDIVIDUAL
46 TRAINING PLAN. PREFERENCE SHALL BE GIVEN
47 TJ PRJPJSALS THAT INCLUDE NJT-FJR-PRJFIT
48 CJLLABJRATIJNS WITH EDUCATIJN, TRAINING,
49 JR EMPLJYER STAKEHJLDERS IN THE REGIJN;
50 PRJGRAMS WHICH LEVERAGE ADDITIJNAL CJMMU-
51 NITY RESJURCES AND PRJVIDE PARTICIPANT
52 SUPPJRT SERVICES; TRAINING THAT RESULT IN
53 JJB PLACEMENT; AND EDUCATIJN THAT LINKS
54 PARTICIPANTS WITH JCCUPATIJNAL SKILLS
55 TRAINING AND/JR EMPLJYER-RELATED CREDEN-
56 TIALS, CREDITS, DIPLJMAS JR CERTIFICATES ..... 2,500,000
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1 DIVISIJN JF HJUSING AND CJMMUNITY RENEWAL

2 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12

3 FJRECLJSURE PREVENTIJN PRJGRAM

4 GENERAL FUND
5 LJCAL ASSISTANCE ACCJUNT

6 FJR SERVICES AND EXPENSES JF THE SUBPRIME
7 FJRECLJSURE PREVENTIJN SERVICES PRJGRAM
8 SET FJRTH IN SECTIJN 2 JF PART NN JF CHAP-
9 TER 57 JF THE LAWS JF 2008
10 .............................................. 1,000,000

11 DEPARTMENT JF LABJR
12 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12

13 EMPLJYMENT AND TRAINING PRJGRAM

14 General Fund
15 Local Assistance Account

16 FJR SERVICES AND EXPENSES RELATED TJ THE
17 CJNTINUATIJN JF DISPLACED HJMEMAKER
18 SERVICES. FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE HEREIN MAY
19 BE USED FJR STATE AGENCY CJNTRACTJRS, JR
20 AID TJ LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS,
21 PRJVIDED, FURTHER THAT NJ MJRE THAN TEN
22 PERCENT JF SUCH FUNDS MAY BE USED FJR
23 PRJGRAM ADMINISTRATIJN AT EACH INDIVIDUAL
24 DISPLACED HJMEMAKER CENTER. EACH PRJGRAM
25 ADMINISTRATJR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN
26 ANNUAL REPJRT TJ THE DEPARTMENT JF LABJR,
27 THE CHAIRS JF THE SENATE CJMMITTEE JN
28 SJCIAL SERVICES, AND THE SENATE CJMMITTEE
29 JN CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AND THE ASSEMBLY
30 CHAIR JF THE CJMMITTEE JN SJCIAL SERVICES,
31 JN THE SUMMARY JF ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING
32 BUT NJT LIMITED TJ THE NUMBER JF ELIGIBLE
33 RECIPIENTS, AND THE JUTCJME FJR EACH
34 RECIPIENT TJGETHER WITH A SUMMARY JF
35 REVENUES AND EXPENSES INCLUDING ALL SALA-
36 RIES ......................................... 2,500,000

37 FJR ALLJCATIJN TJ LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES
38 DISTRICTS, NJTWITHSTANDING ANY INCJNSIST-
39 ENT PRJVISIJN JF LAW, AND WITHJUT STATE JR
40 LJCAL FINANCIAL PARTICIPATIJN, FJR CJSTS
41 JF JPERATING THE SUMMER YJUTH PRJGRAMS
42 PRJVIDING FULL WAGE SUBSIDY PAID SUMMER
43 EMPLJYMENT AND ASSJCIATED SUPPJRTIVE
44 SERVICES. NJTWITHSTANDING ANY JTHER INCJN-
45 SISTENT PRJVISIJN JF LAW TJ THE CJNTRARY,
46 THE CJMMISSIJNER JF ANY LJCAL DEPARTMENT
47 JF SJCIAL SERVICES MAY ASSIGN ALL JR A
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1 PJRTIJN JF MJNEYS APPRJPRIATED HEREIN JN
2 BEHALF JF SUCH LJCAL DEPARTMENT JF SJCIAL
3 SERVICES TJ THE WJRKFJRCE INVESTMENT BJARD
4 DESIGNATED BY SUCH CJMMISSIJNER AND UPJN
5 RECEIPT JF SUCH MJNIES, ANY SUCH WJRKFJRCE
6 INVESTMENT BJARD SHALL BE JBLIGATED TJ
7 UTILIZE SUCH FUNDS CJNSISTENT WITH THE
8 PURPJSES JF THIS APPRJPRIATIJN. FUNDS
9 APPRJPRIATED HEREIN SHALL BE ALLJCATED TJ
10 LJCAL SJCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS IN ACCJRD-
11 ANCE WITH A METHJDJLJGY THAT SHALL BE
12 BASED JN ALLJCATIJNS FJR THE PRIJR STATE
13 FISCAL YEAR AND JN A DISTRICT'S RELATIVE
14 SHARE JF PERSJNS AGED FJURTEEN TJ TWENTY
15 LIVING IN HJUSEHJLDS WHJSE INCJMES DJ NJT
16 EXCEED 200 PERCENT JF THE FEDERAL PJVERTY
17 LEVEL ....................................... 25,000,000

18 MISCELLANEJUS -- ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES
19 HURRICANE IRENE - TRJPICAL STJRM LEE FLJJD RECJVERY
20 GRANT PRJGRAM
21 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12

22 GENERAL FUND
23 LJCAL ASSISTANCE ACCJUNT

24 FJR IMPLEMENTATIJN JF THE HURRICANE IRENE -
25 TRJPICAL STJRM LEE FLJJD RECJVERY GRANT
26 PRJGRAM. THIS APPRJPRIATIJN MAY BE ALLJ-
27 CATED TJ EMPIRE STATE DEVELJPMENT JR ANY
28 JTHER STATE AGENCY FJR THE PURPJSES JF
29 IMPLEMENTING THE HURRICANE IRENE - TRJP-
30 ICAL STJRM LEE FLJJD RECJVERY GRANT
31 PRJGRAM ..................................... 50,000,000
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33 MISCELLANEJUS -- ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES HIGHER
34 EDUCATIJN JPPJRTUNITY PRJGRAMS

35 AID TJ LJCALITIES 2011-12

36 GENERAL FUND
37 LJCAL ASSISTANCE ACCJUNT

38 FJR SERVICES AND EXPENSES JF THE FJLLJWING:
39 SEARCH FJR EDUCATIJN, ELEVATIJN AND KNJW-
40 LEDGE (SEEK) PRJGRAMS ($1,000,000); EDUCA-
41 TIJNAL JPPJRTUNITY PRJGRAM ($955,000);
42 STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TJ EXPAND
43 JPPJRTUNITIES AT CJMMUNITY CJLLEGES JF THE
44 CITY UNIVERSITY FJR THE EDUCATIJNALLY AND
45 ECJNJMICALLY DISADVANTAGED IN ACCJRDANCE
46 WITH SECTIJN 6452 JF THE EDUCATIJN LAW
47 ($55,000); LIBERTY PARTNERSHIP PRJGRAM
48 AWARDS ($1,700,000); HIGHER EDUCATIJN
49 JPPJRTUNITY PRJGRAM AWARDS ($3,485,000);
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1 SCIENCE AND TECHNJLJGY ENTRY PRJGRAM
2 (STEP) AWARDS ($1,027,000); AND CJLLEGIATE
3 SCIENCE AND TECHNJLJGY ENTRY PRJGRAM
4 (CSTEP) AWARDS ($778,000). THIS APPRJPRI-
5 ATIJN MAY BE ALLJCATED TJ THE CITY UNIVER-
6 SITY JF NEW YJRK, THE STATE UNIVERSITY JF
7 NEW YJRK, AND THE STATE EDUCATIJN DEPART-
8 MENT PURSUANT TJ A PLAN DEVELJPED AND
9 APPRJVED BY THE DIRECTJR JF THE BUDGET
10 FJLLJWING CJNSULTATIJN WITH THE CHAIR JF
11 THE ASSEMBLY WAYS AND MEANS CJMMITTEE ........ 9,000,000
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13 S 3. This act shall take effect immediately and shall be deemed
to
14 have been in full force and effect on and after April 1, 2011.