New York Statutes
§ 234 — Compensation and liability for support and care in counties outside the city of New York
New York·Law FCT Family Court Act·Part 3 Medical Examinations and Treatment·Art. 2 Administration, Medical Examinations, Attorneys For Children, Auxiliary Services
§ 234. Compensation and liability for support and care in counties\noutside the city of New York.
(a)Whenever a child is detained, placed\nor committed under the provisions of this act to an authorized agency,\nor to any person other than his parent and is retained in accordance\nwith the rules of the state board of social welfare, compensation for\nhis care and maintenance shall be a charge on the county. The\ncompensation paid by the county for care and maintenance of the child\nmay be charged back to a city or town in the county in accordance with\nand to the extent permitted by the provisions of the social services\nlaw. All bills for such care and maintenance to be paid from public\nfunds shall be paid by the county treasurer from moneys appropriated for\npublic assistance and car
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