State Budget Priorities
Public health is an essential public service for our communities. Sustainable funding is vital to preserving the robust public health infrastructure needed to respond to both every day and emerging public health threats. NYSACHO’s state budget priorities seek always to assure that local health departments receive the state aid necessary to maintain and strengthen local core public health services that promote health and wellness and prevent disease, disability and injury throughout New York State.
2022-23 Budget and Legislative Priority Documents
- The PREPARE Act: Public Health Reinvestment and Emergency Pandemic Adaptability, Readiness and Efficiency Last Revised: December 23, 2021 — Published: December 9, 2021
- LHDs Who We Are What We Do Last Revised: January 5, 2021 — Published: March 1, 2019
- New York’s Public Health Departments: A Decade of Disinvestment February 28, 2022
- How Are Local Health Departments Funded? February 28, 2022
- Art Six Claiming Process Chart and Narrative Last Revised: January 5, 2021 — Published: March 1, 2019
- Lead Poisoning Prevention
February 28, 2022
Local Health Department Roles and Responsibilities
- The Function of Local Health Departments in New York State
February 10, 2021
Local health departments play a vital role in implementing public health laws and policies to protect our communities
- Reversing the Erosion of Local Public Health Services
February 10, 2021
Underfunded But Undeterred: The biggest public health threat we all face is the erosion of support for the local public health infrastructure
- Social Determinants of Health: What Factors Affect Our Health
Where we live, learn, work, and play often determines our health outcomes
- Local Health Department Budget and Staffing Trends 2011-2017 March 1, 2019
Additional Budget Priority Documents
- State Aid Base Grants: Flat Grant vs. Per Capita Last Revised: February 28, 2022 — Published: February 2, 2018
- The Cost of Childhood Lead Poisoning In New York February 28, 2022
- NYSACHO Request for Increase to Article Six State Aid to Local Health Departments for General Public Health Work
Why State Support is Crucial
