Sentences with phrase «local share expense»

If half these clients were eligible for the Safety Net program and utilized that program instead of HEAP funding, Erie County would incur an increase in local share expense for Safety Net of $ 1.56 million.

Not exact matches

Gubernatorial candidate Steve Levy yesterday called for a «hard» cap on the local share of Medicaid expenses, saying it's Albany's responsibility to shoulder the burden for the continuing growth in costs for that program.

Kevin Cahill, in demanding Safety Net relief for Kingston and the towns, also sought to have the county pick up an estimated $ 600,000 local share of what he termed «rapidly expanding» election expenses.

The takeover by the state of a greater share of local Medicaid expenses will save counties and New York City $ 1.2 billion over the next five years.

The Budget proposes to take over growth in the local share of Medicaid costs and implement a phased takeover of local government Medicaid administration expenses.

In 2012, the state began to pay the costs for local governments» share of growth in Medicaid expenses.

Not after the government and local officials and foreign consultants, with their five - star hotels and travel and per - diem expenses, have all taken their share.

Not surprisingly, local taxpayers bore a greater share of the expenses, too, paying about 52 percent of the total costs.

Fine recently shared his thoughts with EdSource's John Fensterwald on the potential challenges districts may be facing with declining revenues, rising expenses and full funding of the Local Control Funding Formula.

«Our market share is growing at the expense of the local competition; Australian members of the Etihad Guest loyalty program are surging up the tiers; and travellers worldwide are voting for us in best - in - category awards such as the 2011 Skytrax World Airline Awards where we received the Best First Class gong.

As for the breakdown of electricity rates, more detailed information needs to be disclosed, such as (1) «wheeling charges» (cost of transmitting electricity); (2) the cost of generated electricity equivalent to the amount of expenses shared to cover the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel, etc. (included in the wheeling charges; legislation requires all electricity users to pay a share of this cost); and (3) the amount of a «promotion of power - resources development tax,» which is used to subsidize local governments hosting nuclear power plants.

Another expense biting into the profit margins for these rentals is that local communities are getting serious about enforcing taxes associated with home - sharing sites.