RAND New York State Spending Summary Statistics

Updated: Aug. 1, 2008
Next update: Jun. 2009

State Spending Summary

RAND New York State Spending Statistics contains nearly 50 expenditure categories for New York state government. The source for the data is the New York State Comptroller. Please note that years reported are fiscal years, April 1-March 31.

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Grand Total, State Spending
Total Education
Public Schools
School Tax Relief (STAR)
School Tax Plus (STAR Rebate Checks)
State University of New York
City University of New York
Tuition Assistance Program
Other Higher Education
Payments made by the Local Government Assistance Corporation
Higher Education Services Corporation
Total Public Health
Health and Mental Health services
Medical Assistance (Medicaid)
Payments made by the Dormitory Authority
Total Public Welfare
Public Welfare
Public Housing
Employment Services
Total Protect the People
Criminal Justice
Emergency Management & Security Services
Prisons and Reformations

Total Transportation
Traffic Safety
Transportation
Payments made by the New York State Thruway Authority
Total Preservation of Natural and Cultural Resources
Environmental Protection
Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation
Cultural Programs
Total Support and Regulate Business
Commerce, Industry & Agriculture
Employment Services
Regulate Business
Total Operate the State Government
Operate the State Government
Other Executive agencies
Office of the State Comptroller
Office of the Attorney General
Legislature
Court Administration
Pension Contributions
Other Employee Benefits
Other
Share General Revenues With Local Governments
Repay Borrowed Money and Reduce Debt