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2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 17-A - Coroner, Coroner's Physician and Medical Examiner › 676 - Employment of Stenographer.

§ 676. Employment of stenographer. When the services of a stenographer
  shall  not  have  been  provided  by  the  board of supervisors, or if a
  stenographer so  provided  is  not  available,  the  coroner,  coroner's
  physician  or medical examiner shall have power to employ a stenographer
  for the purpose  of  taking  statements  and  reducing  to  writing  the
  testimony  of  witnesses or of transcribing or reproducing any report or
  document required by his investigation.  If the board of supervisors has
  not fixed any rate of compensation, such stenographer shall be paid  for
  taking  and  transcribing  minutes at the rate charged by official court
  stenographers in the county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 17-A - Coroner, Coroner's Physician and Medical Examiner › 678 - Disposition of Money or Property Found on Deceased.

§  678.  Disposition of money or property found on deceased. 1.  Money
  and other property found upon the body of the deceased, not required for
  the purposes of the investigation, shall  be  delivered  to  the  county
  treasurer.  Unless  claimed in the meantime by the legal representatives
  of the deceased, articles held for the purposes  of  the  investigation,
  except such writings of the deceased as may be relevant to the diagnosis
  of  means or manner of death, shall be delivered to the county treasurer
  at the conclusion of the investigation.
2. Upon the delivery of money to the county treasurer he must place it
  to the credit of the county. If other property is delivered  to  him  he
  must,  within one year, sell it at public auction upon reasonable public
  notice, and must, in like manner, place the proceeds to  the  credit  of
  the county.
3.  If  the  money in the treasury be demanded within six years by the
  legal representatives of the deceased, the  treasurer  must  pay  it  to
  them,  after  deducting  the  amount  of expenses incurred in connection
  therewith, or it may be so paid at any time thereafter, upon  the  order
  of  the  board of supervisors; provided, however, that such money may be
  so paid at any time upon the written  order  of  the  surrogate  of  the
  county.
4.  Before auditing and allowing the account of the coroner or medical
  examiner, the board of supervisors must require from him a statement  in
  writing  of  any money or other property found upon persons whose deaths
  he has investigated, verified  by  his  oath  to  the  effect  that  the
  statement  is  true  and  that the money or property mentioned in it has
  been delivered to the legal representatives of the deceased, or  to  the
  county treasurer.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 17-A - Coroner, Coroner's Physician and Medical Examiner › 679 - Training Requirements for Coroners and Coroner's Deputies.

§ 679. Training requirements for coroners and coroner's deputies. Each
  coroner  and  coroner's deputy, whether elected or appointed pursuant to
  section four hundred of this  chapter,  shall  attend  and  successfully
  complete state-approved courses in medical-legal investigation. The cost
  of  such courses shall be the responsibility of the coroner or coroner's
  deputy, provided  however  that  the  county  may,  at  its  discretion,
  reimburse  the  coroner  or coroner's deputy for all or a portion of the
  cost of such courses. Such courses shall be  prescribed,  certified  and
  accredited pursuant to rules promulgated by the department of health, in
  consultation  with  the  department  of  state, the division of criminal
  justice services, the superintendent of state police,  the  commissioner
  of  education,  and the chair of the commission on forensic science. The
  department of  health  may  also  consult  with  qualified  professional
  groups.  Such  rules shall also establish the frequency and duration for
  successful completion of any such courses  by  a  coroner  or  coroner's
  deputy  and  may  prescribe  heightened levels of training for any newly
  elected or appointed coroner or coroner's deputy.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 702 - Assistant District Attorneys.

§ 702. Assistant district attorneys. 1. The board of supervisors shall
  have  power  to  authorize  the district attorney to appoint one or more
  assistant district attorneys. Every  such  appointment  shall  be  in  a
  writing filed and recorded in the office of the county clerk. The person
  appointed  shall  take  the  prescribed  oath  of office and furnish any
  required official undertaking. Any appointment may  be  revoked  at  any
  time  by  the  district  attorney  by filing a written revocation in the
  office of the county clerk.
2. The assistant shall perform such duties pertaining to the office as
  may be directed by the district attorney.
3. The assistant during the  absence  or  inability  of  the  district
  attorney  shall  perform the powers and duties of the office of district
  attorney.
4. In the event  that  more  than  one  assistant  is  appointed,  the
  district  attorney  shall designate in writing and file in the office of
  the county clerk and clerk of the board  of  supervisors  the  order  in
  which such assistants shall exercise the powers and duties of the office
  in  the  event of a vacancy or the absence or inability of such district
  attorney to perform the duties of the office.
5. In the event of a vacancy in the office of district  attorney,  the
  assistant,  or  if  more  than  one has been appointed, the assistant so
  designated, shall perform  the  powers  and  duties  of  the  office  of
  district attorney until a successor is appointed and has qualified.
6.  Notwithstanding  any provision of law with respect to requirements
  of residence, a district attorney of a county within  a  city  having  a
  population  of  one  million  or  more may appoint one or more assistant
  district attorneys who are not residents of such county, but who  reside
  within the geographical territory of such city.
7.   Notwithstanding   any  provision  of  law  with  respect  to  the
  requirements of residence, a district attorney may appoint one  or  more
  attorneys  employed by the department of taxation and finance as special
  assistant district  attorneys  with  respect  to  any  investigation  or
  prosecution  concerning,  in  whole  or  part,  a  violation  of article
  thirty-seven of the tax law or of the penal law as  it  applies  to  the
  enforcement of any provision of the tax law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 702-A - Appointment of Special Assistant District Attorneys During a Period of Civil Disorder.

§  702-a. Appointment of special assistant district attorneys during a
  period of civil disorder. 1. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the
  contrary, a district attorney in any county, including any county within
  the City of New York, may, during a period of civil disorder, or as  the
  result   thereof,   appoint  one  or  more  special  assistant  district
  attorneys, without compensation, and without regard to any  requirements
  of law as to residence or limitation in number of such special assistant
  district attorneys.
2.  Such district attorney shall, prior to the appointment of any such
  special assistant district attorney, file in the office  of  the  county
  clerk  of the county in which he was elected, a certificate of necessity
  stating that, during, or as a result of, a period of civil disorder, one
  or more special assistant district attorneys are required to  supplement
  his  staff,  and setting forth the period of time such special assistant
  district attorneys shall be required.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 703 - Employment of Counsel.

§  703. Employment of counsel. With the written approval of the county
  judge of a county in which an indictment has been found for a capital or
  other crime which presents unusual difficulty upon  the  trial  thereof,
  the  district attorney may employ counsel to assist him upon such trial.
  Such approval shall be filed in the office  of  the  county  clerk.  The
  board  of  supervisors  shall audit as other county charges a reasonable
  compensation and the necessary expenses of such counsel as certified  by
  the presiding judge or justice.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 703-A - Employment of Stenographer.

§ 703-a. Employment of stenographer. Whenever the district attorney of
  any  county  in  the  performance  of  his  duties  shall be required to
  prosecute a contested criminal proceeding before a magistrate of a  town
  or  village, unless pursuant to law a stenographer be regularly employed
  by such magistrate or in the court over which he presides, said district
  attorney may employ a stenographer to take the testimony on such  trial.
  The  board  of  supervisors  of  each  county  shall  fix  the  rate  of
  compensation to be paid to such stenographer for such services rendered;
  and in addition thereto such stenographer shall be entitled to and shall
  be allowed for a copy of testimony furnished to  the  district  attorney
  the  same  rate  per folio as is now allowed to the stenographers of the
  county court in their respective counties, and such  stenographer  shall
  receive  the  same compensation for all copies of the evidence in excess
  of three  copies  furnished  by  him  to  the  district  attorney.  Such
  compensation  shall  be  a  county charge, and shall be audited and paid
  upon the affidavit of  the  stenographer  and  the  certificate  of  the
  district  attorney  specifying  the number of days of actual service and
  the number of folios furnished.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 705 - Prosecution Fund.

§  705. Prosecution fund. The board of supervisors shall have power to
  appropriate and set aside a fund for the payment in advance of audit  of
  expenditures  incurred  by  the  district  attorney, or attorney general
  acting  under  section  sixty-two  of  the  executive  law,  necessarily
  incurred  in the prosecution of criminal actions and proceedings arising
  in the county.  The board of supervisors may provide for  such  district
  attorney  or  attorney general to issue orders upon the county treasurer
  for such payment, the countersignature of the chairman of  a  designated
  committee  of  such board, accounting of such expenditures with verified
  or certified vouchers attached thereto and  such  other  conditions  and
  rules  as  may  be deemed necessary. The claimant, district attorney and
  the attorney general in actions or proceedings prosecuted by  him  shall
  be  jointly  and  severally liable for any item of expenditure for other
  than a lawful county purpose  disallowed  upon  a  final  audit,  to  be
  recovered  in an action brought against them by the board of supervisors
  in the name of the county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 706 - Cost and Expense of Removed Criminal Trials.

§ 706. Cost and expense of removed criminal trials. Whenever the trial
  of  an  indictment  has  been  transferred  from the county in which the
  indictment was found to some other county, the cost and expense of  such
  trial  shall  be  a  charge  upon the county in which the indictment was
  found. Whenever under the order of any court of competent  jurisdiction,
  the pleadings and issue in any prosecution for any crime or misdemeanor,
  for  which  no indictment has been found, shall have been removed to any
  other county in this state for trial  therein,  in  consequence  of  any
  inability  to  obtain an unprejudiced or impartial jury in the county in
  which the venue was originally laid, the expenses of the trial  of  said
  prosecution  shall  be  a charge upon the county from which the same was
  transferred. The cost and expense of trial of any prosecution, as  shown
  by  the  certificate of the presiding judge or justice, shall be paid by
  the county from which the transfer of  trial  was  made  to  the  county
  treasurer of the county in which the trial was had.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18 - District Attorney › 707 - Payments of Expert Fees in Criminal Cases in Which the Death Penalty May Be Imposed.

§  707.  Payments  of expert fees in criminal cases in which the death
  penalty may be imposed. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to
  the contrary, upon a finding in  an  ex  parte  proceeding  that  expert
  services  are  reasonably  necessary  for  the  prosecution  of the case
  whether in connection with issues relating to  guilt  or  sentencing  or
  that investigative services relating to a separate sentencing proceeding
  or mental retardation hearing pursuant to section 400.27 of the criminal
  procedure  law are reasonably necessary, the trial court shall authorize
  the payment of fees and expenses for such services.  Upon a finding that
  timely procurement of such services could not  practicably  await  prior
  authorization,  the  court  may  authorize the provision and payment for
  such services nunc pro tunc.
2. Each appellate division shall  establish  the  rates  of  fees  and
  expenses  to  be  paid for expert and investigative services pursuant to
  subdivision one of this section.
3. Any fee or expense to be paid pursuant to this section shall  be  a
  state  charge  payable on vouchers approved by the court which fixed the
  same after audit by and on the warrant of the comptroller.
4. Whenever a court disapproves, in whole or in part,  a  request  for
  authorization  or  voucher, the district attorney may apply to a justice
  of an intermediate appellate court for an order approving the request or
  voucher.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-A - Public Defender › 716 - Public Defender; Appointment; Term; Other Employees.

§  716. Public defender; appointment; term; other employees. The board
  of supervisors of any county may create an office of public defender, or
  may authorize a contract between its county and one or more  other  such
  counties  to create an office of public defender to serve such counties.
  A city may create an office of public  defender  in  any  county  wholly
  contained within its borders and such city shall possess with respect to
  such  office all the powers conferred upon a board of supervisors by the
  provisions of this article. The  board  or  boards  of  supervisors  may
  designate  an  attorney-at-law as public defender and shall fix his term
  and compensation. Subject to the approval of such board or  boards,  the
  public  defender  may  appoint  as  many  assistant  attorneys,  clerks,
  investigators,  stenographers  and  other  employees  as  he  may   deem
  necessary  and  as  shall  be  authorized by such board or boards.   The
  public defender shall fix the compensation of such aides and  assistants
  within  the  amounts  such  board  or  boards  may  appropriate for such
  purposes. Notwithstanding any other provision of  law  relating  to  the
  creation of county offices, where the board of supervisors of any county
  has  established  an  office  of  public  defender  by  resolution,  and
  thereafter such office is created by  local  law,  such  local  law  may
  authorize the payment of compensation and other expenses incurred in the
  operation of said office retroactive to the date of the adoption of said
  resolution.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-A - Public Defender › 717 - Public Defender; Duties.

§   717.  Public  defender;  duties.  1.  The  public  defender  shall
  represent, without charge, at the request of the defendant, or by  order
  of  the court with the consent of the defendant, each indigent defendant
  who is charged  with  a  crime  as  defined  in  section  seven  hundred
  twenty-two-a  of  the county law in the county or counties in which such
  public defender serves. When representing  an  indigent  defendant,  the
  public  defender  shall  counsel and represent him at every stage of the
  proceedings following arrest, shall initiate such proceedings as in  his
  judgment are necessary to protect the rights of the accused, and may, in
  his  discretion,  prosecute any appeal, if in his judgment the facts and
  circumstances warrant such appeal.
2. The public defender shall also  represent,  without  charge,  in  a
  proceeding  in  family  court  or  surrogate's  court  in  the county or
  counties where such public  defender  serves,  any  person  entitled  to
  counsel  pursuant  to  section  two hundred sixty-two and section eleven
  hundred twenty of the family court act and section four hundred seven of
  the surrogate's court procedure act, or any person entitled  to  counsel
  pursuant  to  article  six-C  of  the correction law, who is financially
  unable to obtain counsel. When  representing  such  person,  the  public
  defender  shall  counsel  and  represent  him  at  every  stage  of  the
  proceedings, shall initiate such proceedings as in the judgment  of  the
  public  defender are necessary to protect the rights of such person, and
  may  prosecute  any  appeal  when,  in  his  judgment  the   facts   and
  circumstances warrant such appeal.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-A - Public Defender › 718 - Appointment of Other Counsel.

§  718.  Appointment  of other counsel. Nothing contained herein shall
  preclude a court on its own motion or upon  application  by  the  public
  defender or by the indigent defendant or person described in section two
  hundred  sixty-two  or section eleven hundred twenty of the family court
  act, or section four hundred seven of the  surrogate's  court  procedure
  act,  from  appointing  an  attorney  other  than the public defender to
  represent such defendant or person or to assist in the representation of
  such defendant or person at any stage of the proceedings or  on  appeal.
  If  such  attorney  is  appointed,  he shall serve without compensation,
  unless such compensation is otherwise provided for by law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-A - Public Defender › 719 - Expenses.

§ 719. Expenses. If a public defender serves more than one county, the
  expenses  of  salaries, maintenance and operation of his office shall be
  shared by the participating counties in accordance with  the  provisions
  of  the  agreement  establishing  the  office.  Expenses  incidental  to
  individual cases shall be paid by the county for which the services were
  rendered. All expenses chargeable to  a  county  hereunder  shall  be  a
  county  charge to be paid upon certification by the county treasurer out
  of an appropriation made for such purposes.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-A - Public Defender › 721 - Separability.

§  721.  Separability.  If  any  provision  of  this  article  or  the
  application of such provision to any person, body or circumstance  shall
  be  held  invalid,  the  remainder of this article or the application of
  such provision to persons, bodies  or  circumstances  other  than  those
  concerning  which  it shall have been held invalid shall not be affected
  thereby.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-B - Representation of Persons Accused of Crime or Parties Before the Family Court or Surrogate's Court › 722-A - Definition of Crime.

§  722-a.  Definition  of crime. For the purposes of this article, the
  term "crime" shall mean a felony, misdemeanor, or the breach of any  law
  of  this  state  or  of  any  law, local law or ordinance of a political
  subdivision of this state,  other  than  one  that  defines  a  "traffic
  infraction,"  for  which  a  sentence  to  a  term  of  imprisonment  is
  authorized upon conviction thereof.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-B - Representation of Persons Accused of Crime or Parties Before the Family Court or Surrogate's Court › 722-B - Compensation and Reimbursement for Representation.

§  722-b.  Compensation  and  reimbursement for representation. 1. All
  counsel assigned  in  accordance  with  a  plan  of  a  bar  association
  conforming  to  the  requirements of section seven hundred twenty-two of
  this article whereby the services of private  counsel  are  rotated  and
  coordinated   by  an  administrator  shall  at  the  conclusion  of  the
  representation receive for representation  of  a  person  in  all  cases
  governed  by  this article, including all representation in an appellate
  court, compensation at a rate of one  hundred  fifty-eight  dollars  per
  hour  for  time  expended in court before a magistrate, judge or justice
  and one  hundred  fifty-eight  dollars  per  hour  for  time  reasonably
  expended  out  of  court,  and  shall receive reimbursement for expenses
  reasonably incurred.
2.  Except  as  provided  in  subdivision  three  of   this   section,
  compensation  for  time expended in providing representation pursuant to
  subdivision one of this section shall not exceed ten thousand dollars.
3. For representation on an  appeal,  compensation  and  reimbursement
  shall  be  fixed  by  the appellate court. For all other representation,
  compensation and reimbursement shall be fixed by the trial court  judge.
  In  extraordinary  circumstances  a trial or appellate court may provide
  for compensation in excess of the foregoing limits and  for  payment  of
  compensation and reimbursement for expenses before the completion of the
  representation.
4. Each claim for compensation and reimbursement shall be supported by
  a  sworn  statement  specifying  the  time  expended, services rendered,
  expenses incurred and  reimbursement  or  compensation  applied  for  or
  received  in  the  same  case from any other source. No counsel assigned
  hereunder shall seek or accept any fee for representing  the  party  for
  whom  he  or  she  is  assigned  without approval of the court as herein
  provided.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-B - Representation of Persons Accused of Crime or Parties Before the Family Court or Surrogate's Court › 722-C - Services Other Than Counsel.

§  722-c.  Services  other than counsel. Upon a finding in an ex parte
  proceeding that investigative, expert or other  services  are  necessary
  and  that the defendant or other person described in section two hundred
  forty-nine or section two hundred sixty-two of  the  family  court  act,
  article six-C of the correction law or section four hundred seven of the
  surrogate's  court  procedure act, is financially unable to obtain them,
  the court shall authorize counsel, whether or not assigned in accordance
  with a plan, to obtain the services on behalf of the defendant  or  such
  other  person.  The  court  upon  a  finding  that timely procurement of
  necessary services could not await prior authorization may authorize the
  services  nunc  pro  tunc.  The   court   shall   determine   reasonable
  compensation  for  the  services  and  direct  payment to the person who
  rendered them or to  the  person  entitled  to  reimbursement.  Only  in
  extraordinary  circumstances  may  the court provide for compensation in
  excess of three thousand dollars  per  investigative,  expert  or  other
  service provider.
Each  claim  for  compensation shall be supported by a sworn statement
  specifying the time expended, services rendered, expenses  incurred  and
  reimbursement  or  compensation applied for or received in the same case
  from any other source.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-B - Representation of Persons Accused of Crime or Parties Before the Family Court or Surrogate's Court › 722-D - Duration of Assignment.

§  722-d.  Duration  of  assignment.  Whenever  it  appears  that  the
  defendant is financially able to  obtain  counsel  or  to  make  partial
  payment  for  the  representation  or other services, counsel may report
  this fact to the court and the court may  terminate  the  assignment  of
  counsel  or  authorize payment, as the interests of justice may dictate,
  to the public defender, private legal aid  bureau  or  society,  private
  attorney, or otherwise.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-B - Representation of Persons Accused of Crime or Parties Before the Family Court or Surrogate's Court › 722-E - Expenses.

§  722-e.  Expenses.  All  expenses for providing counsel and services
  other than counsel hereunder shall be a county charge or in the case  of
  a county wholly located within a city a city charge to be paid out of an
  appropriation  for  such  purposes.  Provided,  however,  that  any such
  additional expenses incurred for the provision of counsel  and  services
  as  a  result  of  the  implementation of a plan established pursuant to
  subdivision four of section eight hundred thirty-two  of  the  executive
  law,  including any interim steps taken to implement such plan, shall be
  reimbursed by the state to the county or city providing  such  services.
  Such  plans  shall be submitted by the office of indigent legal services
  to the director of the division  of  budget  for  review  and  approval.
  However,  the  director's approval shall be limited solely to the plan's
  projected  fiscal  impact  of  the  required   appropriation   for   the
  implementation  of  such  plan,  and  his  or  her approval shall not be
  unreasonably withheld. The state shall appropriate funds  sufficient  to
  provide for the reimbursement required by this section.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 18-B - Representation of Persons Accused of Crime or Parties Before the Family Court or Surrogate's Court › 722-F - Annual Reports.

§  722-f.  Annual  reports. 1. A public defender appointed pursuant to
article eighteen-A of this  chapter,  a  private  legal  aid  bureau  or
society  designated  by  a county or city pursuant to subdivision two of
section seven hundred twenty-two of this article, an administrator of  a
plan  of  a  bar  association appointed pursuant to subdivision three of
section seven hundred twenty-two  of  this  article  and  an  office  of
conflict defender established pursuant to such subdivision shall file an
annual  report with the chief administrator of the courts and the office
of indigent legal services. Such report shall be filed at such times and
in such detail and form as the office of  indigent  legal  services  may
direct.
2.  (a) The county executive or chief executive officer of each county
or, in the case of a county wholly contained within a  city,  such  city
shall  file  an annual report which specifies in detail and certifies to
the office of indigent legal services the  total  expenditures  of  such
county  or  city, identifying "local funds", as defined in paragraph (c)
of subdivision two of section ninety-eight-b of the state  finance  law,
state funds, federal funds and funds received from a "private source" as
described  in  subdivision  two  of  section ninety-eight-b of the state
finance law, for providing legal  representation  to  persons  who  were
financially  unable  to  afford  counsel, pursuant to this article. Such
annual report shall be made on a form developed for such purpose by  the
office of indigent legal services.
(b)  Such annual report, detailing expenditures for the period January
first through December thirty-first of the previous calendar year, shall
be filed on or before the first day of March of each year.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 19 - County Superintendent of Highways › 725 - County Superintendent of Highways; Duties.

§   725.   County  superintendent  of  highways;  duties.  The  county
  superintendent of highways shall perform the duties  prescribed  by  law
  relating  to  the  construction, improvement and maintenance of highways
  and bridges in the county. He shall perform such additional and  related
  duties  as  may  be  prescribed  by  law  and  directed  by the board of
  supervisors.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 20 - County Commissioner of Public Welfare › 750 - County Commissioner of Public Welfare; Duties.

§  750.  County  commissioner  of  public  welfare; duties. The county
  commissioner of public welfare shall perform the  duties  prescribed  by
  law  in the administration of welfare assistance.  He shall perform such
  additional and related duties as may be prescribed by law  and  directed
  by the board of supervisors.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 21 - County Sealer › 775 - Director of Weights and Measures; Duties.

§  775.  Director  of  weights  and  measures; duties. The director of
  weights and measures shall perform the duties prescribed by law for  the
  enforcement  of  honest  weights  and  measures.  He  shall perform such
  additional and related duties as may be prescribed by law  and  directed
  by the board of supervisors.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 22 - County Service Officer › 800 - County Service Officer; Term; Duties.

§  800. County service officer; term; duties. The board of supervisors
  may create the office of county service officer and appoint such officer
  for the term for which the membership of such  board  was  elected.  The
  county  service  officer  shall  assist  members of the armed forces and
  veterans and their dependents in obtaining any benefits  and  awards  to
  which   they   may  be  entitled  under  any  federal,  state  or  local
  legislation. He shall perform such additional and related duties as  may
  be prescribed by law and directed by the board of supervisors.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 826 - Regional Markets.

§  826. Regional markets. The board of supervisors of a county located
  within any regional market district heretofore or hereafter  created  by
  law  may  purchase, acquire, or accept by gift lands for regional market
  purposes. Such lands  may  be  situate  anywhere  within  such  regional
  district.  Adequate  appropriations  may  be  made  for  the erection of
  necessary buildings, improvements, market facilities and equipment.  The
  boards  of  supervisors  of  the counties within such district may agree
  upon the sharing in the cost of  such  sites,  buildings,  improvements,
  market facilities and equipment and the title shall be taken in the name
  of  the  county where situate. Such improvements shall be deemed for the
  benefit of the  sharing  counties  in  proportion  to  their  respective
  contributions.  The purchase, improvement or construction of such market
  facilities by counties within such regional market  district  is  hereby
  declared  to be a lawful county purpose. Such real and personal property
  may  be  leased  or  sold  to  any  market  authority  or  other  public
  corporation,  or  governmental  agency  created by law for such regional
  district. The chairman of the board of supervisors of the county holding
  the record title shall execute all  necessary  leases,  conveyances,  or
  other  documents,  on  behalf  of  and only pursuant to resolutions duly
  adopted by all of the boards of supervisors of the  counties  interested
  therein.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 827 - Enforcement of Environmental Conservation Law in Certain Counties.

§  827.  Enforcement  of  environmental  conservation  law  in certain
  counties. In those counties  wherein  the  state  owns  a  park,  forest
  preserve,  reforested  area,  hatchery, nursery, game refuge, or wherein
  the state has established and controls  fire  prevention  apparatus  and
  structures,   public  hunting,  trapping  and  fishing  grounds,  marine
  fisheries, or other lawful objects established  and  controlled  by  the
  state  in  furtherance  of the preservation of the natural resources and
  wild life of the state, the board of supervisors  shall  have  power  to
  appropriate  not  exceeding one thousand dollars in any one year for the
  purpose of aiding the state in the enforcement of the provisions of  the
  environmental  conservation law. Such appropriation shall be expended by
  the  county  pursuant  to  a  contract  made  with  the  department   of
  environmental conservation in the manner provided in section two hundred
  twenty-five  of  this  chapter  or paid to the state and expended by the
  department of environmental conservation pursuant to the  provisions  of
  the  environmental  conservation law. The county of Erie may appropriate
  not exceeding four thousand dollars for  this  purpose.  Nothing  herein
  shall  be  deemed  to  allow  the  payment  of extra compensation to any
  officer in the performance of official duties for which  a  compensation
  is  otherwise  provided by law. Nothing herein shall be deemed to modify
  or impair the power of  a  county  to  enforce  the  provisions  of  the
  environmental   conservation  law  or  its  own  ordinances,  rules  and
  regulations upon grounds or  structures  owned  and  controlled  by  the
  county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 829 - Teachers' Training in Certain Counties.

§  829. Teachers' training in certain counties. In order to provide an
  adequate number of teachers to be available for employment in the public
  schools in the county, the board of supervisors of any county  in  which
  is  located  a  college  or  university  having a department for fitting
  pupils to be teachers and commonly known as  a  pedagogical  department,
  may,  from time to time, appropriate moneys for salaries of the teaching
  staff in such department, or to be applied toward the  payment  of  such
  salaries,  and  may  raise  such  moneys  by tax on the taxable property
  within the county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 830 - Expenses of District Superintendents of Schools in Certain Counties.

§  830.  Expenses  of  district  superintendents of schools in certain
  counties. In the counties of Westchester, Suffolk, Monroe and Erie,  the
  board  of  supervisors  may appropriate and provide for the payment upon
  verified vouchers of expenses of the district superintendent of  schools
  therein  for  furniture,  printing,  office supplies, telephone service,
  clerical assistance, or such other expenditures as may be authorized  by
  such board.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 831 - Soldier Burial Plots in Dutchess County.

§ 831. Soldier burial plots in Dutchess county. The legislature of the
  county  of  Dutchess  may  authorize  the  purchase  of burial plots and
  provide for marker settings and perpetual care and maintenance  of  such
  plots  in  one  or  more of the cemeteries of the county of Dutchess for
  deceased veterans, who, at the time of  death,  were  residents  of  the
  county  of Dutchess and who (i) were discharged from the armed forces of
  the United States either honorably or under honorable circumstances,  or
  (ii)  had  a  qualifying  condition,  as  defined  in section one of the
  veterans' services law, and received a discharge other than bad  conduct
  or  dishonorable, or (iii) were a discharged LGBT veteran, as defined in
  section one of the veterans' services  law,  and  received  a  discharge
  other  than  bad conduct or dishonorable. The expense thereof shall be a
  county charge.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 832 - Burial Contracts in Erie County.

§  832.  Burial  contracts in Erie county. The board of supervisors of
  the county of Erie shall have power exclusively, and  it  shall  be  its
  duty  to  contract  annually  with one or more undertakers for the care,
  removal and burial of bodies of persons dying within said county,  where
  there  are  no  known  relatives, friends or personal representatives of
  such  deceased  persons  in  the  state  liable  or  willing  to  become
  responsible  for the expense thereof and for the conveyance and delivery
  of such bodies to and from the public morgue  of  such  county  and  the
  performance  of any other acts incidental thereto. Each undertaker, with
  whom such a contract shall be made, shall execute  and  deliver  to  the
  county  a  bond  in  such  amount,  with  such  sureties  and  upon such
  conditions as the board shall require.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 833 - Rifle Range in Erie County.

§  833.  Rifle  range in Erie county. The board of supervisors of Erie
  county is hereby authorized to purchase  land,  construct  and  maintain
  thereon  a  rifle, machine gun and pistol range primarily for the use of
  New York national guard, New York guard and New York naval militia.  The
  acquisition  of  the site, construction and maintenance to be subject to
  approval of the chief of staff in accordance  with  existing  rules  and
  regulations.  Such  board  may  appropriate annually such sums as it may
  deem proper. The board may cause such moneys to be  raised  by  taxation
  and  levied  and collected as other taxes in such county or funds may be
  made available therefor pursuant to the local finance law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 834-A - Advance Payment of Portion of Welfare Charges to Hospitals and Day Care Centers.

§  834-a.  Advance  payment of portion of welfare charges to hospitals
  and day care centers. Where a contract has been entered into  between  a
  social  services  district  and  a  hospital,  pursuant to section three
  hundred sixty-seven of the social services  law,  or  between  a  social
  services  district and a day care center for day care furnished children
  on behalf of the social services district, or between a social  services
  district  and  a  nursing  home  or  health  related  facility  for care
  furnished patients in the nursing home or  health  related  facility  on
  behalf  of the social services district, the board of supervisors of the
  county may, by resolution, determine that not to exceed seventy-five per
  centum of the total claim submitted to the county or the social services
  district by such hospital or such day care center or such  nursing  home
  or  health related facility for charges and services under such contract
  for each month shall be paid, in advance of audit, subject to subsequent
  adjustment of accounts between the hospital or the day  care  center  or
  the  nursing  home  or  health related facility and the county or social
  services district following audit.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 835 - Jefferson County Hospital for Contagious Diseases.

§ 835. Jefferson county hospital for contagious diseases. The board of
  supervisors  of the county of Jefferson is hereby authorized to maintain
  and operate a hospital in such county for the treatment and  control  of
  communicable  diseases  and may annually appropriate such sums as it may
  deem proper and necessary for the support, operation and maintenance  of
  such  hospital.  The expenses thereof shall be raised by taxation levied
  and assessed against the taxable property in the county of Jefferson.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 836 - Soldier Burial Plots in Niagara County.

§   836.  Soldier  burial  plots  in  Niagara  county.  The  board  of
  supervisors of the county of Niagara may provide for the perpetual  care
  and maintenance of burial plots and burial places of deceased members of
  the  armed  forces  who  shall  have been heretofore or may hereafter be
  buried in any cemetery located in the county  and  the  expense  thereof
  shall  be  a  county  charge.  Upon the adoption of such proposition the
  board shall designate some person or commission to have  charge  of  the
  work  and  may  fix  a  compensation  to  be paid for the services to be
  hereafter rendered in the work. The cost and expense of the work may  be
  appropriated   from   funds   in   the  county  treasury  not  otherwise
  appropriated or may be provided by the issuance of notes pursuant to and
  within the limitations prescribed by the local finance law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 837 - Niagara Frontier Bridge.

§  837. Niagara frontier bridge. The boards of supervisors of Erie and
  Niagara counties, or either of them, may each  agree  and  undertake  to
  provide  and  make  available,  and to appropriate annually such sums as
  they may deem proper to aid the Niagara frontier  bridge  commission  in
  the  maintenance  of  the  two  bridges erected by it across the Niagara
  river to Grand Island, and for the  purpose  of  thereby  improving  and
  extending  the  highway  system of the state and of the counties of Erie
  and Niagara. Such annual appropriation hereby authorized to be  made  by
  the  board of supervisors of Erie county shall not exceed the sum of two
  hundred thousand dollars for any one year, and such annual appropriation
  hereby authorized to be made by the  board  of  supervisors  of  Niagara
  county  shall  not  exceed the sum of fifty thousand dollars for any one
  year. Each board of supervisors may  by  resolution  direct  the  county
  treasurer  to  pay the amount of such appropriations to the treasurer of
  the Niagara frontier bridge commission. Each board  of  supervisors  may
  cause  such  moneys to be raised by taxation and levied and collected as
  other taxes in such county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 838 - Traffic Signals in Onondaga County.

§ 838. Traffic signals in Onondaga county. The board of supervisors of
  Onondaga county may annually appropriate such sums as it may deem proper
  for the installation and maintenance of traffic signals upon highways in
  the  county,  but  the  total amount of money so appropriated in any one
  year shall not exceed one-half of the total cost of  such  work  in  the
  county  during  the  year. The board of supervisors of such county shall
  annually raise by tax a sum  sufficient  to  pay  the  amount  of  money
  appropriated  pursuant  to  the  provisions of this subdivision or shall
  finance the cost of such installations, in whole  or  in  part,  by  the
  issuance of tax anticipation notes or budget notes pursuant to the local
  finance law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 839 - Deputy Comptroller in Oneida County.

§  839. Deputy comptroller in Oneida county. The county comptroller of
  the county of Oneida may, after entering upon the duties of his  office,
  designate  two  of  the  assistants  or  clerks  in  his  office  deputy
  comptrollers. Such designation shall be in writing and shall  be  signed
  by  the  county comptroller and filed in the office of the county clerk.
  Such county comptroller shall also designate in writing and file in  the
  office of the county clerk and the clerk of the board of supervisors the
  order  in which such deputy comptrollers are to serve during his absence
  or inability to act.  Before any such deputy so designated  pursuant  to
  the  provisions  of  this  section  enters  upon  the performance of his
  duties, he shall take the constitutional oath of office. Either of  such
  deputy  comptrollers  in the county of Oneida may perform such duties of
  the comptroller as may be assigned to him by an order of the comptroller
  to be entered in his office and shall also perform all the duties of the
  comptroller when the comptroller shall be absent  from  his  office,  or
  shall  be incapable of performing the duties thereof, or when the office
  shall become vacant, until it shall be filled.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 840 - Memorial Day in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

§  840.  Memorial  day  in  Nassau  and Suffolk counties. The board of
  supervisors of the counties of Nassau and Suffolk may  each  appropriate
  annually  an amount not to exceed two hundred dollars for the purpose of
  defraying  the  expenses  of  the  proper  observance  of  Memorial   or
  Decoration day at the Long Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn, New York,
  and  such observance is hereby declared a county purpose. The boards may
  raise money therefor by tax in the same manner as other  county  charges
  are  levied  and  collected. The boards may appropriate such moneys to a
  committee of several veterans' (or other patriotic) organizations as may
  be determined by the boards, which shall be known as  "The  Long  Island
  National  Cemetery Memorial Committee" and such moneys shall be used and
  expended by such committee for the proper observance of such day, and in
  such event the head  of  such  committee,  and  the  disbursing  officer
  thereof,  shall  file  a report thereof with each of the said boards not
  later than thirty days after the observance of  Memorial  or  Decoration
  day,  showing  the  money  received  from  each  county pursuant to this
  provision of law and the vouchers for the disbursement thereof.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 841 - Aviation Fields in Nassau County.

§  841.  Aviation fields in Nassau county. The board of supervisors in
  Nassau county may appropriate annually and provide for  the  expenditure
  of  such  sums  as  it  may  deem  proper  not to exceed the sum of five
  thousand dollars for the  purpose  of  furnishing  suitable  and  proper
  comfort  and  care  of  persons  who,  in  the interest and promotion of
  aviation and the public welfare, may depart from or arrive at any flying
  field located within the county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 23 - Provisions Applicable to Certain Counties › 842 - Harbor Improvements in Suffolk County.

§ 842. Harbor improvements in Suffolk county. The board of supervisors
  of  Suffolk  county  may provide for widening, deepening or dredging any
  bay, harbor, inlet or channel or  for  the  construction  of  bulkheads,
  groins,  jetties,  docks  or  other similar improvements to the water or
  waterways within its boundaries at the expense of  the  county  and  may
  appropriate  moneys available for general town or county improvements in
  aid of federal or state projects for such purposes.