S757
An act to amend the Social Services Law — 2025-01-14 · Calendar #32
The New York State Senate passed S757, a bill amending the Social Services Law to address the state's childcare affordability crisis, on a vote of 55-0. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Brouk, allows families to place children in childcare placements while processing administrative applications for childcare assistance. Sen. Brouk credited collaboration with colleagues and the Governor in advancing the legislation, saying it will enable more New Yorkers to attend school, maintain employment, and provide stable homes for their families. The bill takes effect immediately. Sen. Brouk encouraged counties across New York to opt into the program.
PASSED
Ayes: 55
· Nays: N/A
Debate Summary
Sen. Brouk spoke in support of the bill, emphasizing that it addresses New York's childcare affordability crisis by allowing families to place children in childcare while processing assistance applications. She credited collaboration with colleagues and the Governor, and noted the bill will help New Yorkers attend school, maintain employment, and provide stable homes for their families.