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Agreement reached on 2026 NYS budget

  • On Monday evening, nearly four weeks after the April 1 deadline, Governor Kathy Hochul revealed a tentative deal on New York's $254 billion budget plan for the 2026 fiscal year.
  • The delay followed complex negotiations with legislative leaders to reach consensus on priorities including tax cuts, public safety, and education reforms.
  • The Fiscal Year 2026 budget delivers a $1 billion tax reduction targeted at middle- and low-income New Yorkers, implements a statewide ban on cellphone use throughout the school day starting in September, and allocates significant funding to both public safety and climate-related projects.
  • Hochul emphasized that even amid ongoing turmoil and unpredictability in Washington, New York continues to provide for its residents, highlighting $2 billion in direct financial aid and an additional $77 million dedicated to enhancing subway police safety measures.
  • The agreement sets the stage for imminent legislative action and reflects efforts to address affordability, reduce crime, expand child care, support education, and pursue the largest transportation capital plan in state history.
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KJAN broke the news in on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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