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  • $45b

     

    Total Medicaid spending for state fiscal year 2011-12, more than any other state in the nation.

Budget Busters

Aug 19, 2008

CBC President Carol Kellermann discusses Governor David Paterson's offer of a menu of more than $1 billion in savings proposals from which he challenged legislators to select $600 million worth when they convened in Albany for a special session.

Letter to NY State on Adopting Four Budget Recommendations

Mar 21, 2005

CBC makes the following recommendations for the fiscal year 2005-06 State budget: 1) Significantly reduce spending on Medicaid and on ineffective programs; 2) Make meaningful progress in a long-run realignment of state and local fiscal responsibilities for Medicaid and school financing; 3) Balance the budget with recurring revenues; and 4) Enact the budget on time and in full sunlight.

CBC Calls On NY State To Adopt Four Budget Recommendations

Mar 21, 2005

CBC makes the following recommendations for the fiscal year 2005-06 State budget: 1) Significantly reduce spending on Medicaid and on ineffective programs; 2) Make meaningful progress in a long-run realignment of state and local fiscal responsibilities for Medicaid and school financing; 3) Balance the budget with recurring revenues; and 4) Enact the budget on time and in full sunlight.

CBC Recommendations for New York State 2005-2006 Budget

Mar 21, 2005

CBC makes the following recommendations for the fiscal year 2005-06 State budget: 1) Significantly reduce spending on Medicaid and on ineffective programs; 2) Make meaningful progress in a long-run realignment of state and local fiscal responsibilities for Medicaid and school financing; 3) Balance the budget with recurring revenues; and 4) Enact the budget on time and in full sunlight.

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