Assistance to counties
Source:
Section 54-K — Assistance to counties, https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/STF/54-K (updated Sep. 22, 2014; accessed Feb. 7, 2026).
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Per capita state aid for the support of local government 54–A
Withholding of payment of local assistance by the state to counties, cities and villages, in certain cases 54–B
State assistance to certain public corporations in which railroad real property is partially exempt from taxation 54–C
Emergency financial aid to certain cities 54–D
Advance payment of state moneys 54–E
State assistance to reimburse municipalities for firefighting costs 54–G
State assistance to local governments for support of activities related to fire prevention and building codes 54–H
State aid to local governments for housing maintenance code enforcement 54–I
Human services overburden aid to counties 54–J
Court facilities incentive aid 54–K
Assistance to counties 54–L
State assistance to eligible cities and eligible municipalities in which a video lottery gaming facility is located 54–M
Local share requirements associated with increasing the age of juvenile jurisdiction above fifteen years of age
Per capita state aid for the support of local government 54–A
Withholding of payment of local assistance by the state to counties, cities and villages, in certain cases 54–B
State assistance to certain public corporations in which railroad real property is partially exempt from taxation 54–C
Emergency financial aid to certain cities 54–D
Advance payment of state moneys 54–E
State assistance to reimburse municipalities for firefighting costs 54–G
State assistance to local governments for support of activities related to fire prevention and building codes 54–H
State aid to local governments for housing maintenance code enforcement 54–I
Human services overburden aid to counties 54–J
Court facilities incentive aid 54–K
Assistance to counties 54–L
State assistance to eligible cities and eligible municipalities in which a video lottery gaming facility is located 54–M
Local share requirements associated with increasing the age of juvenile jurisdiction above fifteen years of age
