Sentences with phrase «budget comes from state»

About one - third of the CPS budget comes from state coffers.

About half of the NCEAS budget comes from the state of California and foundations.

But the vast majority — 84 percent — of the district's budget comes from the state, meaning taxpayers ac...

Cuomo pointed out that 24 percent of Syracuse's budget comes from state revenue, but still Syracuse and other cities say they have a balanced budget.

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The forecast, due Monday, sets the benchmark when legislators meet in January to write a state budget for the coming fiscal year and fix shortfalls from the current year.

But the most significant piece of marijuana legislation coming out of Congress in recent years was a budget rider preventing the Department of Justice from interfering with state - level marijuana laws.

In other words, it sometimes seems like the governor would prefer a negotiated settlement on redistricting than an all - out war with the Legislature, which, particularly if the DOJ doesn't grant the state a waiver and requires the 2012 primaries to be moved from September into the summer (the Assembly Democrats are angling for June, the Senate Republicans for August), could come smack in the middle of budget negotiations.

The issue first came to light in a leaked memorandum from the independent enforcement counsel at the state Board of Elections, Risa Sugarman, a position formed in 2014 following an ethics agreement in the budget and the shuttering of the Moreland Commission, a panel formed to investigate corruption in the Legislature.

Furthermore, if those investments — coming mainly from the member states as the EU's own budget is very small - are made simultaneously and in a coordinated way, the spill - over effects will almost double the impact.

The funding comes to the Erie County Youth Bureau from NYS OCFS depending on its allocation from the state budget.

Graf warned that if Cuomo rebukes the president on immigration and other policies, there could be consequences since a third of the state's budget comes from the federal government.

Last December, Albany swiped $ 143 million in MTA funding — most of which came from dedicated transit taxes — to cover the state's budget gap.

The only thing clear from the day's appearances by top state officials at a joint Assembly and Senate fiscal hearing was that Cuomo's tuition plan is in store for some changes once budget negotiations begin in earnest in coming weeks.

A looming fiscal challenge awaits Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers as budget gaps are opening up in the coming years, forcing decisions on issues ranging from school aid to Medicaid spending.

Meanwhile, Republican legislative leaders promised to fight funding, arguing it should come exclusively from private investors, especially with the state's deepening budget troubles.

This truth in spending law is the hammer to smash open that piggy bank and create total transparency to see where the money comes from as allocated in the state budget and how it's being spent.

While it remained unclear late Thursday when a final budget deal would come together, this much is certain: In the months ahead, you'll hear more complaints from Cuomo that the feds are threatening to drown Albany in red ink — even as the state keeps cutting big checks to the producers of «Blue Bloods.»

«This truth in spending law is the hammer to smash open that piggy bank and act as a magnifying glass to create total transparency to see where the money comes from as allocated in the state budget and how it's being spent.»

But it's increasingly unclear how far the Legislature will actually be able to go to restore the cuts sought by Cuomo, particularly when it comes to the concessions he plans to seek from state workers whose contracts expire as of April 1 (the same day the budget is due).

Trump told reporters that he wants immigrants to the United States to «come in from everywhere,» even as his administration doubled down on its calls for scrapping the diversity - based visa lottery program as part of ongoing budget negotiations.

Today's Q poll finds AG Andrew Cuomo's Rose Garden strategy isn't working so well when it comes to the budget mess, as 64 percent of voters say they'd like to hear more from the Democratic gubernatorial hopeful about what he would do to pull the state out of its fiscal morass.

The situation has implications for the state's newly enacted budget and is leaving localities in Western New York, which have come to rely on a smooth flow of revenue - sharing payments from the tribe's casinos, in their own financial bind.

Jason Conwall, an Empire State Development spokesman, said the money came from $ 150 million in an «Open for Business» campaign that has been approved in recent budgets.

On an even more basic level, there's the question of whether the state will actually reimburse the M.T.A. when it comes time to do so, when the governor and legislature inevitably come under pressure to find money from somewhere, as they do every time they have to make a new budget.

The state already faces a projected $ 1.7 billion structural deficit, so Cuomo and lawmakers would need to potentially come up with $ 3.7 billion from other parts of the budget, if they want to enact all of the tax commission's recommendations.

The state is expecting to receive only $ 1 million in revenue from the medical marijuana excise tax this year, far less than what the Cuomo administration believed would come in when it proposed its budget one year ago.

Now, according to New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, the governor is trying yet again to grow his authority, burying in his proposed budget language that would give the state budget director unilateral ability to pass cuts down to local government officials to manage the funding reductions widely expected to come from the Trump administration and GOP Congress.

Cuomo defended to reporters the agreement in the state budget that is aimed at providing free tuition to SUNY and CUNY schools for students whose families earn less than $ 125,000 a year, which has come under criticism from some lawmakers and yes, The New York Times.

If the Senecas are pumping more money into incentives to bring in new customers, it could not legally come from the tax money being withheld from the state, the state Budget Division confirmed.

Though more money, $ 3.3 billion, came into the state coffers in August compared to this time last year, the state is relying on one - time revenues from tax settlements to shore up its budget.

Several hundred advocates came to the Capitol from around the state yesterday to push legislators and Cuomo to include $ 70 million in the state budget to end the AIDS epidemic.

De Blasio revealed an $ 82.1 billion preliminary spending plan, including federal and state aid for the coming fiscal year — a $ 3.5 billion overall spending increase from the $ 78.5 billion budget plan approved by the City Council last June for the current fiscal year.

The report draws on government and trade statistics, academic evidence and economic theory to challenge arguments that the health and social benefits of reducing alcohol consumption are likely to come at a cost to the economy, finding: · Any reduction in employment and income resulting from lower spending on alcohol would be offset by spending on other goods · Econometric analysis of US states suggests that a 10 % decrease in alcohol consumption is associated with a 0.4 % increase in per capita income growth · Lower alcohol consumption could also reduce the economic costs of impaired workplace productivity, alcohol - related sickness, unemployment and premature death, which are estimated to cost the UK # 8 - 11 billion a year The analysis comes at a timely moment, with health groups urging the Chancellor to raise alcohol duty in next month's Budget.

The mayor's pension proposal — coming one day after a shrunken state budget from the new governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, with similar tough talk — represents a clear bid to capitalize on growing concerns about pension costs and rising anti-union sentiments, even among traditional labor allies.

The money actually comes from a controversial pot of $ 100 million the state promised to New York City earlier this year as part of the state's budget.

But the governor also said that the state could use the two - month delay to get a better sense of what could be coming from the federal government as President Donald Trump and the Republican Congress craft their own budget, which is anticipated to result in less aid for New York state — especially in terms of support for its sprawling Medicaid program.

Democratic House Speaker Joe Aresimowicz says the money will come from various cuts and savings from certain budget line items, including state employee overtime.

According to the SEC complaint, the $ 100 million investment from the New York pension fund came only after the Quadrangle executive arranged for a Quadrangle affiliate to distribute the DVD of a low - budget film called «Chooch,» which was produced by the brother of former New York state deputy comptroller David Loglisci.

Government experts said the state can limp without a budget until payroll checks are cut on Tuesday; Assemblyman John McDonald, a Democrat from Cohoes whose district includes a huge chunk of the state workforce, said a resolution has to come by 2 p.m.

He added that the majority of the state's transportation dollars comes from the federal budget and from the gas tax which is 18.4 cent per gallon.

That grant came from a $ 207 million SUNY Poly fund that was included in last year's state budget, and this year's budget proposal includes a $ 300 million high - tech innovation fund that could be used in part to fund SUNY Poly research programs, although state officials have not indicated exactly how the money would be allocated.

The $ 10 million comes from this year's state budget by way of the Assembly's State and Municipal Facilities Program, a pot of money put aside for capital projects like state budget by way of the Assembly's State and Municipal Facilities Program, a pot of money put aside for capital projects like State and Municipal Facilities Program, a pot of money put aside for capital projects like this.

That money would come from a $ 207 million fund set aside for SUNY Poly during the state's last budget negotiations.

The money was awarded by Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, D - Bronx, and comes from a $ 1.1 billion fund in the state budget earmarked for municipal projects, according to Magnarelli.

While his administration has struggled to sell the tax increases arising from his inaugural budget to fellow Democrats, he has largely had success when it comes to moving the state forward in combating climate change.

The $ 38.5 million will come from a $ 207.5 million fund already approved by the Legislature and Gov. Andrew Cuomo as part of the most recent state budget.

However, when it comes to the state budget, the governor's approach is out of focus and falls far short in making the essential public investments to expand opportunities for the millions of New Yorkers in poverty or still struggling to pull away from the Great Recession of 2008 - 09.

However, the state's chart shows only $ 161.3 million going to Buffalo, while Buffalo's own 2017 - 18 budget shows $ 194.4 million coming from the state.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump told reporters Tuesday that he wants immigrants to the United States to «come in from everywhere,» even as his administration doubled down on its calls for scrapping the diversity - based visa lottery program as part of ongoing budget negotiations.

But he has yet to identify where that money is coming from, and that «unprecedented» amount of funding is actually the smallest, or second smallest, state contribution to the MTA since 2000 when adjusted for inflation, depending on how you crunch the numbers, according to the non-partisan Citizens Budget Commission.