Mayors call for more funding to implement new criminal justice laws. Photo: Dan M. Clark/NYLJ
“This is another unfunded mandate that the villages and cities have to address,” said Robert T. Kennedy, the mayor of Freeport in Nassau County and current president of NYCOM.
November 18, 2019 at 04:03 PM
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Mayors in New York became the latest round of officials Monday to call on Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Democrats in the state Legislature to provide more funding for localities to comply with the state’s new criminal justice laws, which they also asked to be delayed six months.
The New York State Conference of Mayors, or NYCOM, said Monday that, without more funding, their resources will be stretched thin when the laws take effect in January.
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