New York § 618 Performance and accountability

New York Statutes

§ 618 — Performance and accountability

New York § 618

Law PBHPublic Health

Title 3State Aid; General Provisions

Art. 6State Aid to Cities and Counties

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N.Y. Public Health § 618 (2026).

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  § 618. Performance and accountability. The commissioner shall\nestablish, in consultation with the municipalities, uniform statewide\nperformance standards for the services funded pursuant to this article;\nprovided, however, the commissioner may modify a specific standard for a\nmunicipality if such municipality demonstrates adequate justification.\nThe commissioner shall recognize the particular needs and capabilities\nof the various municipalities. The commissioner shall monitor the\nperformance and expenditures of each municipality to ensure that each\none satisfies the performance standards. Any municipality failing to\nsatisfy its standards may be subject to a reduction or loss of aid until\nsuch municipality can demonstrate that it has the capacity to satisfy\nsuch standards. The 

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§ 618. Performance and accountability. The commissioner shall\nestablish, in consultation with the municipalities, uniform statewide\nperformance standards for the services funded pursuant to this article;\nprovided, however, the commissioner may modify a specific standard for a\nmunicipality if such municipality demonstrates adequate justification.\nThe commissioner shall recognize the particular needs and capabilities\nof the various municipalities. The commissioner shall monitor the\nperformance and expenditures of each municipality to ensure that each\none satisfies the performance standards. Any municipality failing to\nsatisfy its standards may be subject to a reduction or loss of aid until\nsuch municipality can demonstrate that it has the capacity to satisfy\nsuch standards. The commissioner shall establish a uniform accounting\nsystem for monitoring the expenditures for services of each municipality\nto which aid is granted and the amount of state aid received including\nany performance payments pursuant to section six hundred nineteen-a of\nthis article. Such reporting system shall require information on the\namount of public health moneys received from the federal government, the\nprivate sector, grants, and fees. Each such municipality shall comply\nwith the regulations of such accounting and reporting systems.\n