S. 1 2 A. 1
NONPERSONAL SERVICE
Supplies and materials .............. 22,000
Travel .............................. 44,000
Contractual services .............. [260,000] 8,260,000
Equipment ........................... 26,000
Fringe benefits .................. 1,381,000
Indirect costs ...................... 88,000
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
STATE OPERATIONS 2011-12
PROGRAMS FOR THE EDUCATIONALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED
General Fund
State Purposes Account
FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES RELATED TO THE
OPERATION OF THE ATTAIN LAB PROGRAM .......... 2,000,000
S 2. Section 1 of chapter 53 of the laws of 2011, enacting the aid to
localities budget, is amended by repealing the items herein below set
forth in brackets and by adding to such section the items underscored in
this section.
DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
CRIME PREVENTION AND REDUCTION STRATEGIES PROGRAM
General Fund
Local Assistance Account
FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES RELATED TO THE
OPERATIONS OF THE CENTER FOR EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES ................................ 1,000,000
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY ASSISTANCE
OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
CHILD CARE PROGRAM
General Fund
Local Assistance Account
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY INCONSISTENT PROVISION
OF LAW, THE FUNDS APPROPRIATED HEREIN
SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO OPERATE AND SUPPORT
ENROLLMENT IN THE CHILD CARE FACILITATED
ENROLLMENT PILOT PROGRAMS WHICH EXPAND
ACCESS TO CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES FOR WORKING
S. 1 3 A. 1
FAMILIES LIVING OR EMPLOYED IN THE LIBERTY
ZONE, THE BOROUGHS OF BROOKLYN, QUEENS,
AND BRONX, AND IN THE COUNTY OF MONROE,
WITH INCOME UP TO 275 PERCENT OF THE
FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL. OF THE AMOUNT
APPROPRIATED HEREIN, $1,605,000 SHALL BE
MADE AVAILABLE FOR MONROE COUNTY, AND
$3,855,000 SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR ALL
OTHER PROJECTS. UP TO $160,500 SHALL BE
MADE AVAILABLE TO THE CURRENT DESIGNATED
ADMINISTRATOR IN THE COUNTY OF MONROE, OR
TO A SUCCESSOR ADMINISTRATOR DESIGNATED BY
THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATION TO ADMINISTER
SUCH COUNTY'S PROGRAM AND TO IMPLEMENT A
PLAN APPROVED BY THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN
AND FAMILY SERVICES; AND UP TO $385,500
SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE CONSORTIUM
FOR WORKER EDUCATION, INC., OR OTHER
DESIGNATED SUCCESSOR, TO ADMINISTER AND TO
IMPLEMENT A PLAN APPROVED BY THE OFFICE OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES FOR THE
PROGRAMS IN THE LIBERTY ZONE, AND THE
BOROUGHS OF BROOKLYN, QUEENS AND BRONX.
EACH PILOT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR SHALL
PREPARE AND SUBMIT TO THE OFFICE OF CHIL-
DREN AND FAMILY SERVICES, THE CHAIRS OF
THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND FAMI-
LIES AND THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL
SERVICES, THE CHAIR OF THE ASSEMBLY
COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE
CHAIR OF THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL
SERVICES, THE CHAIR OF THE SENATE COMMIT-
TEE ON LABOR, AND THE CHAIR OF THE ASSEM-
BLY COMMITTEE ON LABOR, AN EVALUATION OF
THE PILOT WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONTIN-
UATION OR DISSOLUTION OF THE PROGRAM
SUPPORTED BY APPROPRIATE DOCUMENTATION.
SUCH EVALUATION SHALL INCLUDE AVAILABLE,
INFORMATION REGARDING THE PILOT PROGRAMS
OR PARTICIPANTS IN THE PILOT PROGRAMS,
ABSENT IDENTIFYING INFORMATION, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO: THE NUMBER OF INCOME-
ELIGIBLE CHILDREN OF WORKING PARENTS WITH
INCOME GREATER THAN 200 PERCENT BUT AT OR
LESS THAN 275 PERCENT OF THE FEDERAL
POVERTY LEVEL; THE AGES OF THE CHILDREN
SERVED BY THE PROJECT, THE NUMBER OF FAMI-
LIES SERVED BY THE PROJECT WHO ARE IN
RECEIPT OF FAMILY ASSISTANCE, THE FACTORS
THAT PARENTS CONSIDERED WHEN SEARCHING FOR
CHILD CARE, THE FACTORS THAT BARRED THE
FAMILIES' ACCESS TO CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
PRIOR TO THEIR ENROLLMENT IN THE PILOT
PROGRAM, THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHO
RECEIVE A CHILD CARE SUBSIDY PURSUANT TO
THIS PROGRAM WHO CHOOSE TO USE SUCH SUBSI-
S. 1 4 A. 1
DY FOR REGULATED CHILD CARE, AND THE
NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHO RECEIVE A CHILD
CARE SUBSIDY PURSUANT TO THIS PROGRAM WHO
CHOOSE TO USE SUCH SUBSIDY TO RECEIVE
CHILD CARE SERVICES PROVIDED BY A LEGALLY
EXEMPT PROVIDER. SUCH REPORT SHALL BE
SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICABLE PROJECT ADMIN-
ISTRATOR, ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2012,
PROVIDED THAT IF SUCH REPORT IS NOT
RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 1, 2012, REIMBURSEMENT
FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS SHALL BE EITHER
REDUCED OR WITHHELD, AND FAILURE OF AN
ADMINISTRATOR TO SUBMIT A TIMELY REPORT
MAY JEOPARDIZE SUCH PROGRAM'S FUNDING IN
FUTURE YEARS. EXPENSES RELATED TO THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE EVALUATION OF THE PILOT
PROGRAMS SHALL BE PAID FROM THE PILOT
PROGRAM'S ADMINISTRATIVE SET-ASIDE OR
NON-STATE FUNDS. THE REMAINING PORTION OF
THE PROJECT'S FUNDS SHALL BE ALLOCATED BY
THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
TO THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS
WHERE THE RECIPIENT FAMILIES RESIDE AS
DETERMINED BY THE PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR
BASED ON PROJECTED NEEDS AND COST OF
PROVIDING CHILD CARE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS TO
WORKING FAMILIES ENROLLED IN THE CHILD
CARE SUBSIDY PROGRAM THROUGH THE PILOT
INITIATIVE, PROVIDED HOWEVER THAT THE
OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
SHALL NOT REIMBURSE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS IN
EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT THE SUBSIDY FUNDING
APPROPRIATED HEREIN CAN SUPPORT AND THE
APPLICABLE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT
SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO APPROVE OR PAY
FOR SUBSIDIES NOT FUNDED HEREIN. THE TOTAL
NUMBER OF SLOTS FOR PILOT PROGRAMS LOCATED
WITHIN THE CITY OF NEW YORK SHALL NOT
EXCEED ONE THOUSAND DURING FISCAL YEAR
2011-2012. VACANCIES IN CHILD CARE SLOTS
MAY BE FILLED AT SUCH TIME AS THE TOTAL
ENROLLMENT OF THE NEW YORK CITY PILOT
PROGRAM IS LESS THAN ONE THOUSAND SLOTS.
THE PILOT PROGRAM LOCATED IN THE BOROUGH
OF QUEENS SHALL RECEIVE ONE NEW ADDITIONAL
SLOT FOR EACH SLOT WHICH BECOMES AVAILABLE
THROUGH ATTRITION ONCE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF
FILLED CHILD CARE SLOTS REACHES LESS THAN
ONE THOUSAND. CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES PAID
ON BEHALF OF ELIGIBLE FAMILIES SHALL BE
REIMBURSED AT THE ACTUAL COST OF CARE UP
TO THE APPLICABLE MARKET RATE FOR THE
DISTRICT IN WHICH THE CHILD CARE IS
PROVIDED, FOR SUBSIDY PAYMENTS MADE FROM
APRIL 1, 2011 THROUGH MARCH 31, 2012 FOR
THE NEW YORK CITY PILOT PROGRAM AND FOR
S. 1 5 A. 1
SUBSIDY PAYMENTS MADE FROM JANUARY 1, 2012
THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2012 FOR THE MONROE
COUNTY PILOT PROGRAM IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE FEE SCHEDULE OF THE LOCAL SOCIAL
SERVICES DISTRICT MAKING THE SUBSIDY
PAYMENTS. PILOT PROGRAMS ARE REQUIRED TO
SUBMIT MONTHLY REPORTS TO THE OFFICE OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES, THE LOCAL
SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT, AND FOR PROGRAMS
LOCATED IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, THE
ADMINISTRATION FOR CHILDREN'S SERVICES,
AND THE LEGISLATURE. EACH MONTHLY REPORT
MUST PROVIDE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF PERSONAL
IDENTIFYING INFORMATION, THE PILOT
PROGRAM'S CURRENT ENROLLMENT LEVEL, AMOUNT
OF THE CHILD'S SUBSIDY, CO-PAYMENT LEVELS
AND OTHER INFORMATION AS NEEDED OR
REQUIRED BY THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND
FAMILY SERVICES. FURTHER, THE OFFICE OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES SHALL PROVIDE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE PILOT PROGRAM
TO ASSIST WITH PROJECT ADMINISTRATION AND
TIMELY COORDINATION OF THE MONTHLY CLAIM-
ING PROCESS. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER
PROVISION OF LAW, ANY PILOT PROGRAMS MAIN-
TAINED HEREIN MAY BE TERMINATED IF THE
ADMINISTRATOR FOR SUCH PROGRAMS MISMANAGES
SUCH PROGRAMS, BY ENGAGING IN ACTIONS
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPROPER USE
OF FUNDS, PROVIDING FOR CHILD CARE SUBSI-
DIES IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT THE SUBSIDY
FUNDING APPROPRIATED HEREIN CAN SUPPORT,
AND FAILING TO SUBMIT CLAIMS FOR
REIMBURSEMENT IN A TIMELY FASHION ............ 5,460,000
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY INCONSISTENT PROVISION
OF LAW, THE FUNDS APPROPRIATED HEREIN
SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO CONTINUE OPERATION
OF THE FACILITATED ENROLLMENT PILOT
PROGRAM IN CAPITAL REGION-ONEIDA (CONSIST-
ING OF RENSSELAER, SCHENECTADY, SARATOGA,
ALBANY AND ONEIDA COUNTIES) AS PROVIDED TO
THE NYS AFL-CIO WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTE TO ACT OR CONTINUE TO ACT AS THE
ADMINISTRATOR TO IMPLEMENT THE PROGRAM
PROPOSED BY THE UNION CHILD CARE COALITION
OF THE NYS AFL-CIO AND APPROVED BY THE
OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES.
THE ADMINISTRATIVE COST, INCLUDING THE
COST OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EVALUATION
OF THE PILOT PROGRAM SHALL NOT EXCEED TEN
PERCENT OF THE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR THIS
PURPOSE. THE REMAINING PORTION OF THE
FUNDS SHALL BE ALLOCATED BY THE OFFICE OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES TO THE LOCAL
SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS WHERE THE RECIP-
S. 1 6 A. 1
IENT FAMILIES RESIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE
PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR BASED ON PROJECTED
NEED AND COST OF PROVIDING CHILD CARE
SUBSIDIES PAYMENT TO WORKING FAMILIES
ENROLLED THROUGH THE PILOT INITIATIVE, A
LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICT SHALL NOT
REIMBURSE SUBSIDY PAYMENTS IN EXCESS OF
THE AMOUNT THE SUBSIDY FUNDING APPROPRI-
ATED HEREIN CAN SUPPORT. CHILD CARE SUBSI-
DIES PAID ON BEHALF OF ELIGIBLE FAMILIES
SHALL BE REIMBURSED AT THE ACTUAL COST OF
CARE UP TO THE APPLICABLE MARKET RATE FOR
THE DISTRICT IN WHICH CHILD CARE IS
PROVIDED AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FEE
SCHEDULE OF THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES
DISTRICT MAKING THE SUBSIDY PAYMENT. UP TO
$154,000 SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE
NYS AFL-CIO WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INSTI-
TUTE, OR OTHER DESIGNATED ADMINISTRATOR,
TO ADMINISTER AND TO IMPLEMENT A PLAN
APPROVED BY THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND
FAMILY SERVICES FOR THIS PILOT PROGRAM IN
CONSULTATION WITH THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.
THIS ADMINISTRATOR SHALL PREPARE AND
SUBMIT TO THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMI-
LY SERVICES, THE CHAIRS OF THE SENATE
COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES, THE SENATE
COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE
SENATE COMMITTEE ON LABOR, THE CHAIRS OF
THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND
FAMILIES, AND THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON
SOCIAL SERVICES, AN EVALUATION OF THE
PILOT WITH RECOMMENDATIONS. SUCH EVALU-
ATION SHALL INCLUDE AVAILABLE INFORMATION
REGARDING THE PILOT PROGRAMS OR PARTIC-
IPANTS IN THE PILOT PROGRAMS, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO: THE NUMBER OF INCOME-
ELIGIBLE CHILDREN OF WORKING PARENTS WITH
INCOME GREATER THAN 200 PERCENT BUT AT OR
LESS THAN 275 PERCENT OF THE FEDERAL
POVERTY LEVEL, THE AGES OF THE CHILDREN
SERVED BY THE PROJECT, THE NUMBER OF FAMI-
LIES SERVED BY THE PROJECT WHO ARE IN
RECEIPT OF FAMILY ASSISTANCE, THE FACTORS
THAT PARENTS CONSIDERED WHEN SEARCHING FOR
CHILD CARE, THE FACTORS THAT BARRED THE
FAMILIES' ACCESS TO CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
PRIOR TO THEIR ENROLLMENT IN THE FACILI-
TATED ENROLLMENT PROGRAM, THE NUMBER OF
FAMILIES WHO RECEIVE A CHILD CARE SUBSIDY
PURSUANT TO THIS PROGRAM WHO CHOOSE TO USE
SUCH SUBSIDY FOR REGULATED CHILD CARE, AND
THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHO RECEIVE A CHILD
CARE SUBSIDY PURSUANT TO THIS PROGRAM WHO
CHOOSE TO USE SUCH SUBSIDY TO RECEIVE
CHILD CARE SERVICES PROVIDED BY A LEGALLY
S. 1 7 A. 1
EXEMPT PROVIDER. SUCH REPORT SHALL BE
SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICABLE PROJECT ADMIN-
ISTRATOR, ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2012,
PROVIDED THAT IF SUCH REPORT IS NOT
RECEIVED BY NOVEMBER 30, 2012, REIMBURSE-
MENT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS SHALL BE
EITHER REDUCED OR WITHHELD, AND FAILURE OF
AN ADMINISTRATOR TO SUBMIT A TIMELY REPORT
MAY JEOPARDIZE SUCH ADMINISTRATOR'S
PROGRAM FROM RECEIVING FUNDING IN FUTURE
YEARS. CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES PAID ON BEHALF
OF ELIGIBLE FAMILIES SHALL BE REIMBURSED
AT THE ACTUAL COST OF CARE UP TO THE
APPLICABLE MARKET RATE FOR THE DISTRICT IN
WHICH THE CHILD CARE IS PROVIDED, FOR
SUBSIDY PAYMENTS MADE FROM APRIL 1, 2011
THROUGH MARCH 31, 2012 IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE FEE SCHEDULE OF THE LOCAL SOCIAL
SERVICES DISTRICT MAKING THE SUBSIDY
PAYMENTS. THE ADMINISTRATOR FOR THIS PILOT
PROJECT IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT BI-MONTHLY
REPORTS ON THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF EVERY
OTHER MONTH BEGINNING ON JANUARY 15, 2012
AND BI-MONTHLY THEREAFTER THAT PROVIDE
CURRENT ENROLLMENT AND INFORMATION INCLUD-
ING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE AMOUNT OF THE
APPROVED SUBSIDY LEVEL, THE LEVEL OF
CO-PAYMENT BY THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES
DISTRICT REQUIRED FOR THE PARTICIPANTS IN
THE PROGRAM, THE PROGRAM'S ADOPTED BUDGET
REFLECTING ALL EXPENSES INCLUDING SALARIES
AND OTHER INFORMATION AS NEEDED, TO THE
OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES,
THE CHAIRS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
SOCIAL SERVICES, THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, THE SENATE COMMIT-
TEE ON LABOR, THE CHAIRS OF THE ASSEMBLY
COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AND THE
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES, AND
THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS.
PROVIDED HOWEVER THAT IF SUCH BI-MONTHLY
REPORTS ARE NOT RECEIVED FROM THIS CAPITAL
REGION-ONEIDA ADMINISTRATOR, REIMBURSEMENT
FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS SHALL BE EITHER
REDUCED OR WITHHELD AND FAILURE OF AN
ADMINISTRATOR TO SUBMIT A TIMELY REPORT
MAY JEOPARDIZE SUCH ADMINISTRATOR'S
PROGRAM FROM RECEIVING FUNDING IN FUTURE
YEARS. THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY
SERVICES SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSIST-
ANCE TO THE PILOT PROGRAM TO ASSIST IN
TIMELY COORDINATION WITH THE MONTHLY
CLAIMING PROCESS. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY
OTHER PROVISION OF LAW, THIS PILOT PROGRAM
MAINTAINED HEREIN MAY BE TERMINATED IF THE
ADMINISTRATOR FOR SUCH PROGRAM MISMANAGES
S. 1 8 A. 1
SUCH PROGRAM, BY ENGAGING IN ACTIONS
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPROPER USE
OF FUNDS, PROVIDING FOR CHILD CARE SUBSI-
DIES IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT THE SUBSIDY
FUNDING APPROPRIATED HEREIN CAN SUPPORT,
AND FAILING TO SUBMIT CLAIMS FOR
REIMBURSEMENT IN A TIMELY FASHION ............ 1,540,000
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY ASSISTANCE
OFFICE OF TEMPORARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC SUPPORT PROGRAM
General Fund
Local Assistance Account
FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES, NOTWITHSTANDING
ANY INCONSISTENT PROVISION OF LAW, AND
WITHOUT STATE OR LOCAL FINANCIAL PARTIC-
IPATION, OF THE CAREER PATHWAYS PROGRAM
FOR NOT-FOR-PROFIT, COMMUNITY-BASED ORGAN-
IZATIONS PROVIDING COORDINATED, COMPREHEN-
SIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES BEYOND THE LEVEL
CURRENTLY FUNDED BY LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES
DISTRICTS TO ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS AND
FAMILIES. SUCH FUNDS ARE TO BE MADE AVAIL-
ABLE TO ESTABLISH A CAREER PATHWAYS
PROGRAM TO LINK EDUCATION AND OCCUPATIONAL
TRAINING TO SUBSEQUENT EMPLOYMENT THROUGH
A CONTINUUM OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND
INTEGRATED SUPPORT SERVICES TO ENABLE
PARTICIPANTS, INCLUDING DISCONNECTED YOUNG
ADULTS, AGES SIXTEEN TO TWENTY-FOUR, TO
ADVANCE OVER TIME BOTH TO HIGHER LEVELS OF
EDUCATION AND TO HIGHER WAGE JOBS IN
TARGETED OCCUPATIONAL SECTORS. WITH FUNDS
APPROPRIATED HEREIN, THE OFFICE OF TEMPO-
RARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE IN CONSUL-
TATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR SHALL
ESTABLISH THE CAREER PATHWAYS PROGRAM AND
PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AS NEEDED, TO
PROVIDE EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND JOB
PLACEMENT FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS, AGE
SIXTEEN AND OLDER. PREFERENCE SHALL BE
GIVEN TO EIGHTEEN TO TWENTY-FOUR YEAR OLDS
WHO ARE UNEMPLOYED OR UNDEREMPLOYED, IN
AREAS OF THE STATE WITH DEMONSTRATED LABOR
MARKET NEEDS AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATES THAT
ARE GREATER THAN THE APPROPRIATE OR
COMPARATIVE RATE OF EMPLOYMENT FOR THE
REGION, AND TO PERSONS IN RECEIPT OF FAMI-
LY ASSISTANCE AND/OR SAFETY NET ASSIST-
ANCE. OF THE AMOUNTS APPROPRIATED, AT
LEAST SIXTY PERCENT SHALL BE AVAILABLE FOR
SERVICES TO EIGHTEEN TO TWENTY-FOUR YEAR
S. 1 9 A. 1
OLDS, WITH REMAINING FUNDS AVAILABLE TO
RECIPIENTS OF FAMILY ASSISTANCE AND/OR
SAFETY NET ASSISTANCE, WITHOUT AGE
RESTRICTIONS, AND SIXTEEN TO SEVENTEEN
YEAR OLD SELF-SUPPORTING INDIVIDUALS WHO
ARE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD. THE OFFICE OF
TEMPORARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE IN
CONSULTATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
SHALL DEVELOP A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS AND
SHALL RECEIVE, REVIEW, AND ASSESS APPLICA-
TIONS. IN SELECTING PROPOSALS, THE OFFICE
OF TEMPORARY AND DISABILITY ASSISTANCE AND
THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR SHALL GIVE PREFER-
ENCE TO PROGRAMS THAT DEMONSTRATE COMMUNI-
TY-BASED COLLABORATIONS WITH EDUCATION AND
TRAINING PROVIDERS AND EMPLOYERS IN THE
REGION. SUCH EDUCATION AND TRAINING
PROVIDERS MAY INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED
TO GENERAL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMAS PROGRAMS,
COMMUNITY COLLEGES, JUNIOR COLLEGES, BUSI-
NESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS, VOCATIONAL INSTI-
TUTIONS, AND INSTITUTIONS WITH BACCALAU-
REATE DEGREE-GRANTING PROGRAMS; PROGRAMS
THAT PROVIDE FOR A CAREER PATH OR CAREER
PATHS, AS SUPPORTED BY IDENTIFIED LOCAL
EMPLOYMENT NEEDS; PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, POST-SECONDARY TRAINING
DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF EMPLOYERS IN
THE LOCAL LABOR MARKET, OR CATCHMENT AREA;
PROGRAMS THAT INCLUDE EDUCATION AND TRAIN-
ING COMPONENTS, SUCH AS REMEDIAL EDUCA-
TION, INDIVIDUAL TRAINING PLANS, PRE-EM-
PLOYMENT TRAINING, WORKPLACE BASIC SKILLS,
AND LITERACY SKILLS TRAINING. SUCH EDUCA-
TION AND TRAINING MUST INCLUDE INSTI-
TUTIONS, INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS, OR OTHER
CREDENTIALING BODIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PROVIDING PARTICIPANTS WITH CERTIFICATES,
DIPLOMAS, OR DEGREES; PROJECTS THAT
PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE STUDENT SUPPORT
SERVICES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
TUTORING, MENTORING, CHILD CARE, AFTER
SCHOOL PROGRAM ACCESS, TRANSPORTATION, AND
CASE MANAGEMENT, AS PART OF THE INDIVIDUAL
TRAINING PLAN. PREFERENCE SHALL BE GIVEN
TO PROPOSALS THAT INCLUDE NOT-FOR-PROFIT
COLLABORATIONS WITH EDUCATION, TRAINING,
OR EMPLOYER STAKEHOLDERS IN THE REGION;
PROGRAMS WHICH LEVERAGE ADDITIONAL COMMU-
NITY RESOURCES AND PROVIDE PARTICIPANT
SUPPORT SERVICES; TRAINING THAT RESULT IN
JOB PLACEMENT; AND EDUCATION THAT LINKS
PARTICIPANTS WITH OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS
TRAINING AND/OR EMPLOYER-RELATED CREDEN-
TIALS, CREDITS, DIPLOMAS OR CERTIFICATES ..... 2,500,000
S. 1 10 A. 1
DIVISION OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY RENEWAL
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
FORECLOSURE PREVENTION PROGRAM
GENERAL FUND
LOCAL ASSISTANCE ACCOUNT
FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES OF THE SUBPRIME
FORECLOSURE PREVENTION SERVICES PROGRAM
SET FORTH IN SECTION 2 OF PART NN OF CHAP-
TER 57 OF THE LAWS OF 2008
.............................................. 1,000,000
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM
General Fund
Local Assistance Account
FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES RELATED TO THE
CONTINUATION OF DISPLACED HOMEMAKER
SERVICES. FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE HEREIN MAY
BE USED FOR STATE AGENCY CONTRACTORS, OR
AID TO LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS,
PROVIDED, FURTHER THAT NO MORE THAN TEN
PERCENT OF SUCH FUNDS MAY BE USED FOR
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION AT EACH INDIVIDUAL
DISPLACED HOMEMAKER CENTER. EACH PROGRAM
ADMINISTRATOR SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR,
THE CHAIRS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
SOCIAL SERVICES, AND THE SENATE COMMITTEE
ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AND THE ASSEMBLY
CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES,
ON THE SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE
RECIPIENTS, AND THE OUTCOME FOR EACH
RECIPIENT TOGETHER WITH A SUMMARY OF
REVENUES AND EXPENSES INCLUDING ALL SALA-
RIES ......................................... 2,500,000
FOR ALLOCATION TO LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES
DISTRICTS, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY INCONSIST-
ENT PROVISION OF LAW, AND WITHOUT STATE OR
LOCAL FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION, FOR COSTS
OF OPERATING THE SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS
PROVIDING FULL WAGE SUBSIDY PAID SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT AND ASSOCIATED SUPPORTIVE
SERVICES. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER INCON-
SISTENT PROVISION OF LAW TO THE CONTRARY,
THE COMMISSIONER OF ANY LOCAL DEPARTMENT
OF SOCIAL SERVICES MAY ASSIGN ALL OR A
S. 1 11 A. 1
PORTION OF MONEYS APPROPRIATED HEREIN ON
BEHALF OF SUCH LOCAL DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES TO THE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARD
DESIGNATED BY SUCH COMMISSIONER AND UPON
RECEIPT OF SUCH MONIES, ANY SUCH WORKFORCE
INVESTMENT BOARD SHALL BE OBLIGATED TO
UTILIZE SUCH FUNDS CONSISTENT WITH THE
PURPOSES OF THIS APPROPRIATION. FUNDS
APPROPRIATED HEREIN SHALL BE ALLOCATED TO
LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICES DISTRICTS IN ACCORD-
ANCE WITH A METHODOLOGY THAT SHALL BE
BASED ON ALLOCATIONS FOR THE PRIOR STATE
FISCAL YEAR AND ON A DISTRICT'S RELATIVE
SHARE OF PERSONS AGED FOURTEEN TO TWENTY
LIVING IN HOUSEHOLDS WHOSE INCOMES DO NOT
EXCEED 200 PERCENT OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY
LEVEL ....................................... 25,000,000
MISCELLANEOUS -- ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES
HURRICANE IRENE - TROPICAL STORM LEE FLOOD RECOVERY
GRANT PROGRAM
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
GENERAL FUND
LOCAL ASSISTANCE ACCOUNT
FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HURRICANE IRENE -
TROPICAL STORM LEE FLOOD RECOVERY GRANT
PROGRAM. THIS APPROPRIATION MAY BE ALLO-
CATED TO EMPIRE STATE DEVELOPMENT OR ANY
OTHER STATE AGENCY FOR THE PURPOSES OF
IMPLEMENTING THE HURRICANE IRENE - TROP-
ICAL STORM LEE FLOOD RECOVERY GRANT
PROGRAM ..................................... 50,000,000
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MISCELLANEOUS -- ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES HIGHER
EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS
AID TO LOCALITIES 2011-12
GENERAL FUND
LOCAL ASSISTANCE ACCOUNT
FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES OF THE FOLLOWING:
SEARCH FOR EDUCATION, ELEVATION AND KNOW-
LEDGE (SEEK) PROGRAMS ($1,000,000); EDUCA-
TIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM ($955,000);
STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO EXPAND
OPPORTUNITIES AT COMMUNITY COLLEGES OF THE
CITY UNIVERSITY FOR THE EDUCATIONALLY AND
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION 6452 OF THE EDUCATION LAW
($55,000); LIBERTY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
AWARDS ($1,700,000); HIGHER EDUCATION
OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM AWARDS ($3,485,000);
S. 1 12 A. 1
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ENTRY PROGRAM
(STEP) AWARDS ($1,027,000); AND COLLEGIATE
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ENTRY PROGRAM
(CSTEP) AWARDS ($778,000). THIS APPROPRI-
ATION MAY BE ALLOCATED TO THE CITY UNIVER-
SITY OF NEW YORK, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF
NEW YORK, AND THE STATE EDUCATION DEPART-
MENT PURSUANT TO A PLAN DEVELOPED AND
APPROVED BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUDGET
FOLLOWING CONSULTATION WITH THE CHAIR OF
THE ASSEMBLY WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE ........ 9,000,000
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S 3. This act shall take effect immediately and shall be deemed to
have been in full force and effect on and after April 1, 2011.