#state-funding

#state-funding

The earmark added in a capital bill in 2018 continues to resurface in the budget each year because it's included in a state law, even though it hasn't been funded.

With this important milestone, NYCHA has completed major building improvements, leveraging $1.2 billion in state investment to improve the homes and lives of tens of thousands of NYCHA residents.

"With the recent development of additional state funding for the BMT project, and at the request of Task Force Leadership, the vote on the Vision Plan is postponed until mid-July."

According to Contra Costa Health, the funding was provided through California's Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program, a multi-year initiative to improve behavioral health care infrastructure.