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2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 4 - Board of Supervisors › 154 - Committees.

§  154.  Committees.  1.  The board of supervisors may create standing
  committees for the purpose of aiding and  assisting  the  board  in  the
  transaction  of  its  business. Any local law or resolution creating any
  such committee shall specify  the  powers,  duties  and  number  of  its
  members. A member of any standing committee shall serve until the end of
  the calendar year in which he shall have been selected, unless the board
  shall  have  fixed  a different period, but in any event not longer than
  the term for which he shall have been elected as a supervisor.
2. The board may from time to time create  special  committees.    Any
  resolution  creating  a  special  committee shall specify the powers and
  duties of the committee and the number of its members.  Each  member  of
  any  special  committee  shall  serve  for  the period specified in such
  resolution but in any event not longer than the term for which he  shall
  have been elected as a supervisor.
3.  Members  of all standing and special committees shall be appointed
  by the chairman of the board from its membership.
4. Vacancies in standing and special committees shall be filled by the
  chairman of the board from its membership.
5. The board may authorize committees to accept advice and counsel  of
  citizens not members of the board.
6.  Nothing  herein shall be deemed to authorize the delegation of any
  of the powers, duties or responsibilities of the board of supervisors or
  of any officer except as otherwise expressly authorized by law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 200 - Compensation of Supervisors.

§ 200. Compensation of supervisors. 1. Notwithstanding the election of
  a  supervisor  for a fixed term, the board of supervisors of each county
  shall have power from time to  time  to  fix  the  compensation  of  its
  members  for  services  rendered  to  the  county. Except as hereinafter
  provided, such compensation shall be an annual salary and  shall  be  in
  lieu  of  all fees, charges or compensation for all services rendered to
  the county. Each supervisor  shall  be  entitled  to  receive  an  equal
  amount, except the chairman and the majority and minority leaders of the
  board,  who  may be paid an additional amount. Until otherwise provided,
  the compensation to be paid by a county to each member of the  board  of
  supervisors  shall  be  the amount authorized to be paid therein for the
  year nineteen hundred fifty.
2. Upon the adoption of a proposition therefor submitted  as  provided
  in this chapter, the members of the board of supervisors of a county, in
  lieu  of  an  annual salary, may be paid a salary for board meetings and
  per diem compensation for committee work, or per diem  compensation  for
  both board meetings and committee work. The proposition may be initiated
  by  a  resolution  of  the  board  of  supervisors or by a petition duly
  subscribed by electors of the county qualified  to  vote  at  a  general
  election of county officers, in number equal at least to five per centum
  of  the  total vote cast for governor in said county at the last general
  election held for the election  of  governor.  Such  petition  shall  be
  acknowledged  or  authenticated  in  the  same manner as provided by the
  election  law  for  a  designating  petition.  The  proposition  may  be
  submitted  at  either  a  general or a special election as provided by a
  resolution of the board of supervisors, and shall  become  effective  at
  the  commencement of the fiscal year next following its adoption. Moneys
  appropriated to pay salaries of members of the board of supervisors  for
  such  next succeeding fiscal year, shall continue to be available to pay
  the compensation of the members of such board earned during such  fiscal
  year  in accordance with the proposition as adopted. If such proposition
  be adopted, no further vote shall be submitted  before  the  fifth  year
  thereafter.
3.  The  salary, or the rate of per diem compensation, or both, as the
  case may be, fixed and paid during a fiscal year shall  not  exceed  the
  salary  or  rate as specified in the notice of the public hearing on the
  tentative budget prepared for such fiscal year,  published  pursuant  to
  section three hundred fifty-nine of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 201 - Compensation of Officers.

§ 201. Compensation of officers. Notwithstanding the provisions of any
  general  law  other  than  this  chapter  or  of  any special law to the
  contrary, each board of supervisors shall fix the salary of all officers
  paid from county funds, except the members of the judiciary. Such salary
  shall be in lieu of all fees, percentages, emoluments or other forms  of
  compensation  payable  for  services  rendered in the performance of the
  powers and duties of the office; provided however, that any such officer
  (1) required by law to reside at a county institution or (2)  authorized
  by  resolution of the board of supervisors, may be furnished maintenance
  or any part thereof at a county institution. Such maintenance  furnished
  on  or after the first day of January, nineteen hundred fifty-five shall
  be defined and the fair value thereof determined by  resolution  of  the
  board  and  the amount so determined shall constitute part of the salary
  fixed for any such officer.
All fees, percentages, emoluments or other  compensation  received  by
  any  such  officer  by  virtue  of his office from whatever source shall
  belong to the county and be paid into the county treasury monthly on  or
  before  the  tenth  day  of  the  month.  Each  such  deposit  shall  be
  accompanied by a statement in summary form of  the  sums  so  paid.  The
  salary  of  any such officer elected or appointed for a fixed term shall
  not be increased or diminished during the term of his office, except  as
  the  same may be increased as provided in paragraph h of subdivision two
  of section twenty-four of the municipal home rule law, and except as the
  same may be increased in accordance with  a  schedule  providing  higher
  rates  of  compensation through additional increments of salary based on
  time service. No new or amended schedule applicable to any such  officer
  shall  be  enacted  during the term of his office, except as provided in
  paragraph h of subdivision two of section twenty-four of  the  municipal
  home rule law. This chapter shall not authorize any increase or decrease
  in  compensation prohibited by section twelve of article thirteen of the
  state constitution. The compensation of a county officer  appointed  for
  an  indefinite  term  may  be  increased  or diminished at any time. The
  compensation of a coroner, coroner's physician or medical  examiner  may
  be  fixed  at  an annual salary or upon a per diem basis. Where coroners
  are compensated upon an annual salary basis, the salary of each shall be
  in the same amount except that the board of supervisors may determine by
  majority vote to pay annual salaries in different amounts  and  in  such
  cases the salaries may be fixed accordingly.
This  section shall not apply to the compensation of the members or of
  the chairman of the board of supervisors.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 202 - Publication of Compensation and Expenses of Supervisors in Certain Counties.

§  202.  Publication  of  compensation  and expenses of supervisors in
  certain  counties.  In  those  counties  wherein  the  compensation   of
  supervisors  is  fixed  on  a  per diem basis, the clerk of the board of
  supervisors in the month of February of each  year  shall  cause  to  be
  published in the official newspapers and in such other newspapers as may
  be directed by the board, and for such number of insertions as the board
  may  determine,  a  statement  of  the  number  of days the board was in
  session, and the compensation and expenses paid to each member for board
  sessions and committee work during the preceding fiscal year.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 203 - Expenses Incurred in the Performance of Official Duty.

§  203. Expenses incurred in the performance of official duty. 1.  The
actual and necessary expenses of all officers and employees, other  than
supervisors, paid from county funds incurred in the performance of their
official   duties,   and  the  actual  and  necessary  expenses  of  all
supervisors incurred in the performance of  powers  and  duties  of  the
county, shall be a county charge.
2.  The board of supervisors may authorize the payment of a reasonable
mileage allowance for:
(a) the miles actually and necessarily traveled on  official  business
by  any such officer or employee, other than a supervisor, by the use of
his own automobile; and
(b) the miles actually and necessarily traveled on  official  business
of  the  county  by  any  supervisor  by  the use of his own automobile,
including travel on official business of the county in  going  from  and
returning to his residence.
3.  Whenever  the board of supervisors is directed or empowered by law
to appoint a commission or board, by whatever title known, to  render  a
service  for  the  county, such board of supervisors may provide for the
audit and payment of actual  and  necessary  expenses  incurred  in  the
performance of duties including the mileage allowance.
4.  No  supervisor,  officer  or employee shall be allowed or paid any
lump sum in lieu of actual and necessary disbursements incurred by him.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 204 - Positions of Employment.

§  204.  Positions  of  employment.  In addition to those positions of
  employment specifically provided by law, the board of supervisors  shall
  have  power  to  establish  positions  of employment and may abolish the
  same. The establishment and abolition of such positions may be by  local
  law,  by  resolution  or  by  the  adoption  of the budget. Rules may be
  adopted providing for the  temporary  transfer  of  employees  from  one
  office or department to another as authorized by the civil service law.
Except  as  otherwise  provided  by law, all officers paid from county
  funds and all boards or commissions,  by  whatever  title  known,  shall
  appoint  or  employ  all  subordinates and employees in their respective
  offices and departments.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 205 - Compensation of Employees.

§  205. Compensation of employees. Subject to the constitution and the
  civil service law  but  notwithstanding  the  provisions  of  any  other
  general  law  or of any special law to the contrary, the compensation of
  all employees paid from county funds shall be  fixed  by  the  board  of
  supervisors.   The   board   of   supervisors  may  adopt  schedules  of
  compensation and grades with minimum and maximum salaries. Per  diem  or
  per  hour  schedules  of compensation may be adopted for those employees
  not paid on a salary basis  and  under  such  rules  as  the  board  may
  determine.  Officers may be authorized to fix per diem or per hour rates
  of compensation for temporary employment.
Subject to the civil service law and rules relating to promotions, the
  compensation of employees may be increased or diminished  at  any  time.
  The  compensation  paid  to  any  employee shall be in lieu of all fees,
  percentages, emoluments  or  other  form  of  compensation  payable  for
  services  rendered  to  the county by virtue of his employment; provided
  however, that any employee (1) required by law to  reside  at  a  county
  institution or (2) authorized by resolution of the board of supervisors,
  may   be   furnished  maintenance  or  any  part  thereof  at  a  county
  institution. Such maintenance furnished on or after  the  first  day  of
  January  nineteen hundred fifty-five shall be defined and the fair value
  thereof determined  by  resolution  of  the  board  and  the  amount  so
  determined  shall constitute part of the compensation fixed for any such
  employee.
All fees, percentages, emoluments or other compensation received shall
  be the property of the county and  be  paid  into  the  county  treasury
  monthly on or before the tenth day of the month. Each court stenographer
  shall  be  entitled  to retain to his own use, in addition to the amount
  fixed by the board of supervisors for regular  services,  the  fees  and
  other  compensation  prescribed by law or certified by a presiding judge
  pursuant to law, for transcribing and furnishing a copy of the  minutes,
  testimony  or exhibits taken or produced in any civil or criminal action
  or proceeding.
Any physician  or  dentist  employed  by  the  E.  J.  Meyer  Memorial
  Hospital,  by  the  Westchester  county medical center, or by the Nassau
  county medical center shall be entitled to receive fees, in addition  to
  the  amount  fixed  by  the  respective  county  legislature for regular
  services, for private professional services rendered in accordance  with
  the  provisions  of  section one hundred thirty of the general municipal
  law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 205-A - Certain Pilot Projects.

§  205-a.  Certain  pilot  projects.  Any  county  operating  a county
  hospital employing physicians and dentists pursuant to a  pilot  project
  approved  by the public health and health planning council, whereby such
  physicians and  dentists  may  receive  fees  for  private  professional
  services  rendered  in accordance with section one hundred thirty of the
  general municipal law in addition to the amount of remuneration fixed by
  the respective county legislative bodies for regular services, shall  be
  required  to adopt rules and regulations to govern such fees. Such rules
  and regulations shall be subject to the approval of  the  public  health
  and health planning council.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 206 - Hours of Work and Office Hours.

§  206. Hours of work and office hours. 1. Subject to the constitution
  and general laws of this state and to the  rules  and  regulations  made
  pursuant  thereto,  the board of supervisors may fix the number of hours
  constituting a legal day's work for all  classes  of  employees  of  the
  county  and grant to the employing officer or board the power to stagger
  working hours. Time lost in any week because of inclement weather may be
  made up during that week and the succeeding three weeks. Nothing  herein
  shall   impair  the  effect  of  any  official  proclamation  during  an
  emergency.
2. The board of supervisors may fix the hours that the offices of  the
  county  clerk,  county  treasurer, clerk of the board of supervisors and
  civil office of the sheriff shall be kept open for  the  transaction  of
  business.  If  the  board of supervisors does not fix the hours that the
  offices described in  this  subdivision  shall  be  kept  open  for  the
  transaction  of  business, then those offices shall be kept open for the
  transaction of business every day from at  least  nine  o'clock  in  the
  forenoon to five o'clock in the afternoon, except Saturdays, Sundays and
  holidays.  During  the  months of July and August, such offices shall be
  kept open from at least nine o'clock in the forenoon to four o'clock  in
  the afternoon of each day, except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
3.  If  a  holiday  falls  on  a  Saturday,  the  offices described in
  subdivision two hereof may close on the day before.
4. The board of supervisors may fix office hours not inconsistent with
  this chapter or other law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 206-A - Business in County Offices on Holidays and Saturdays.

§  206-a.  Business  in  county offices on holidays and Saturdays.  1.
  Notwithstanding the provisions of any general or special  law,  holidays
  and Saturdays shall be considered as Sunday for all purposes relating to
  the  transaction  of  business  in county offices in every county of the
  state, except in a county wholly contained within a city.  On all  other
  days,   except  Sundays,  such  offices  shall  be  kept  open  for  the
  transaction of business. For the purposes  of  this  section,  the  term
  "county  offices"  shall  mean all offices, the officers or employees of
  which are paid in whole or in part from county funds.
2. Whenever the last day on which any paper shall be filed or act done
  or performed in any such office  expires  on  Saturday,  Sunday,  public
  holiday  or  a  day  when  such  office is closed for the transaction of
  business, the time therefor is hereby extended to and including the next
  business day such office is open for the transaction of business.
3. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this section, the motor
  vehicle section of a county clerk's office may,  by  resolution  of  the
  board  of  supervisors,  be  kept  open on Saturdays during the month of
  January.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 207 - Vacations; Sick Leaves; Leaves of Absence.

§ 207. Vacations; sick leaves; leaves of absence.  1.  Notwithstanding
  the  provisions  of  any  general  law other than this chapter or of any
  special law to the contrary, the board of supervisors shall  have  power
  to  fix and regulate the granting with or without pay of vacations, sick
  leaves and leaves of absence, to employees paid from county  funds.  The
  employing  officer  in  any department, board or commission may grant to
  such employees vacations, sick leaves and leaves of absence under  rules
  fixed by the board of supervisors.
2.  Vacations  with  pay  shall not be for less than two weeks in each
  year for all employees who shall have been in the employ of  the  county
  at least one year. Leaves of absence shall not be in excess of one year.
3.  Nothing  herein shall be deemed to affect, impair or supersede the
  provisions of section  sixty-three  of  the  public  officers'  law,  or
  sections  one  hundred  seventy,  two  hundred forty-five or two hundred
  forty-six of the military law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 209 - Investigations.

§  209.  Investigations.  The  board  of  supervisors  is empowered to
  conduct  an  investigation  into   any   subject   matter   within   its
  jurisdiction,  including  the conduct and performance of official duties
  of any officer or employee paid from county funds and the accounting for
  all money or property owned by or under the control of the  county.  The
  power  to  conduct investigations may be delegated to a committee of the
  board. The chairman of the board and any member of  such  committee  may
  issue  a  subpoena requiring a person to attend before the board or such
  committee and be examined in reference to any matter within the scope of
  the investigation, and in a proper case to produce all  books,  records,
  papers  and  documents  material  or  relevant  to  the investigation. A
  subpoena issued under this section  shall  be  regulated  by  the  civil
  practice law and rules. The chairman of the board and any member of such
  committee may administer the oath to any witness and adjournments may be
  taken from time to time.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 210 - Examination and Post Audit.

§ 210. Examination and post audit. The board of supervisors may at any
  time  cause  an  examination  and  post  audit  to be made of the books,
  records and papers pertaining to the  money,  funds  or  other  property
  belonging  to  the  county, or over which the county shall have control.
  Such examination and post audit may be made by  a  standing  or  special
  committee or by auditors employed for the purpose.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 211 - Printed and Electronically Recorded Proceedings of the Board.

§  211.  Printed and electronically recorded proceedings of the board.
  1.  The board of supervisors of each county, as soon after the close  of
  each  calendar  year  as practicable, shall cause to be printed in bound
  volume  or  recorded  by  electronic  means,  or  both,  copies  of  its
  proceedings,  certified  by  the clerk of the board as a true copy. Such
  printed volume  or  electronic  record  shall  contain  all  local  laws
  consecutively  numbered  and all resolutions adopted by the board during
  the year. The printed volume or electronic  record  of  proceedings  may
  include reports of committees, officers and state departments. The board
  of  supervisors  may  direct  the  printing  or  electronic recording in
  summarized or tabular form of county audits, town  budgets,  reports  of
  bonded   indebtedness,   tax   statements,  official  canvass  and  such
  proceedings as it shall determine to be in the public interest. At least
  one copy of such volume or electronic record  shall  be  filed  with  or
  electronically  transmitted  to  the county clerk and each city and town
  clerk within the county. At least  one  copy  shall  be  filed  with  or
  electronically transmitted to the state librarian. Additional copies may
  be  printed or electronically recorded and distributed in the discretion
  of the board.
Such annual volume or electronic record when certified by the clerk as
  a true copy, shall  constitute  and  become  the  book  of  records  and
  proceedings of such board.
2.  The board of supervisors may cause to be printed or electronically
  recorded after each session, copies of its proceedings for  distribution
  among  its members, county officers or for exchange with other counties.
  The board may also cause copies of  such  proceedings  to  be  published
  after  each session in such newspaper or newspapers, and for such period
  of time, as may be designated.
3. The board of supervisors of each county shall ensure that a printed
  copy is available upon request.
4. For  purposes  of  this  section,  the  terms  "electronic  means",
  "electronic  record or recording" and "electronically transmitted" shall
  generally refer to the recording, copying and transfer of data by  means
  of a computer, computer disk or directly over the internet.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 212 - Designation of Depositaries.

§  212. Designation of depositaries. All moneys received by the county
  treasurer shall be deposited and  secured  in  the  manner  provided  by
  section ten of the general municipal law. Nothing herein shall be deemed
  to  limit the power of a court of competent jurisdiction or of the state
  comptroller to make directions concerning deposits of  court  and  trust
  funds.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 216 - Location of County Offices.

§ 216. Location of county offices. The board of supervisors shall have
  power  to  select  and  change the site of any county office or building
  within the county except as hereinafter provided. No  site  or  location
  for  any  county  jail  shall  be  selected or acquired by such board of
  supervisors which shall not have been approved by the  state  commission
  of correction. No courthouse, civil office of the sheriff, office of the
  county  clerk,  county  treasurer,  clerk of the board of supervisors or
  board of elections, now or hereafter located in a city or village, shall
  be removed beyond the  limits  of  such  city  or  village  without  the
  approval of a proposition therefor by the affirmative vote of a majority
  of  the  qualified electors of the county voting thereon at a general or
  special election. The clerk of the board of supervisors  shall  cause  a
  notice  of such election to be published in the official newspapers once
  a week for six weeks previous to such election; and shall on  or  before
  the  first  day  of  publication cause such notice to be posted upon the
  bulletin board at the office of each city and town clerk in the  county.
  The  notice shall state the time of the election, the name of the office
  or building and the proposed site thereof by a  description  in  general
  terms  sufficient  for readily identifying the proposed site.  The clerk
  shall cause a certificate to  be  filed  with  the  board  of  elections
  stating  the  proposition  to  be  submitted  on  or  before  the  first
  publication. Nothing  herein  shall  be  deemed  to  dispense  with  any
  required  approval  of  a  site  or  building  by  any  state officer or
  department. In the event the board of supervisors proposes changing  the
  present  site  or sites, as the case may be, of two or more of the above
  specified offices or buildings from their present site or sites, as  the
  case  may  be,  to  one  site,  such  proposal  may  be contained in one
  proposition without the necessity of allowing a separate vote on each of
  the offices or buildings concerned, and in such  case,  the  proposition
  and  the  notice  of  such  election  shall  state, as to each office or
  building affected, the name of  the  office  or  building,  the  present
  location  thereof  by  reference to the city or village, as the case may
  be, and the proposed site thereof by  a  description  in  general  terms
  sufficient for readily identifying the proposed site.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 217-A - Qualification for Employment as a County Correction Officer.

§  217-a. Qualification for employment as a county correction officer.
  A county may adopt the provisions contained in section  twenty-two-a  of
  the  correction  law relating to qualifications of its officials who may
  thereafter be appointed in a law enforcement  capacity  in  any  of  its
  penal  correctional institutions. Any determination that would otherwise
  be made by the commissioner or his or her designee of the department  of
  corrections  and  community  supervision under the provisions of section
  twenty-two-a of the correction law, shall, if  such  provisions  are  so
  adopted, be made by the appointing authority for such officials.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 218 - Courthouses and Judicial Expenditures.

§  218.  Courthouses and judicial expenditures. 1. Except as otherwise
  provided by law, each board of supervisors shall provide suitable  rooms
  for  courts  of  record  within  the  county including rooms for holding
  court, grand and trial jurors, witnesses and attorneys during such terms
  of court. Chambers shall be provided for any resident judge of the court
  of appeals or justice of the supreme court and may be provided  for  the
  county   judge,   surrogate,  and  family  court  judge.  The  board  of
  supervisors shall provide necessary and  suitable  furnishings  together
  with  light,  heat,  telephone,  law  books,  periodicals and such other
  furniture, supplies or equipment as may be necessary for such courts  to
  properly function. If such board after a written request by any resident
  judge  of the court of appeals or justice of the supreme court presiding
  therein fails after a reasonable time to furnish such  provisions,  such
  judge  or  justice  may  require the sheriff to furnish the same and the
  expense shall be a county charge. When such rooms are not being used for
  court purposes, the same may be used for any other public purposes;  and
  additional rooms may be provided for hearings, examinations, clinics and
  other  lawful public purposes. When so ordered by the court, the sheriff
  shall provide food and lodging for jurors kept together pending a  trial
  and  their  deliberation  thereon,  and  for  grand jurors kept together
  pending an indictment or presentment and their deliberation thereon, and
  the cost shall be paid  by  the  county  treasurer  upon  order  of  the
  presiding  judge  or justice. The board shall provide for the expense of
  printing and  publishing  proclamations,  notices  of  terms  and  court
  calendars  as  required  by law. The compensation and lawful expenses of
  court  attendants,  court  criers,  jurors,  grand  jurors,   witnesses,
  interpreters  and  stenographers,  except  as otherwise provided by law,
  shall be a county charge and paid in the manner prescribed by law.
2. The board of supervisors shall audit and pay the fees allowable for
  services rendered by  justices  of  the  peace,  police  justices,  city
  judges,  police  officers  and  peace  officers of the cities, towns and
  villages within the county in criminal proceedings, for or on account of
  an offense which a court of special sessions  has  not  jurisdiction  to
  try.  A  county  shall  pay  any amount due to a town or village for the
  services of a justice of the peace or police justice which is  a  county
  charge  upon  presentation to it of a claim by the state comptroller for
  such charges each quarter.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 218-B - Prisoner Furlough Program in County Jails and Penitentiaries.

§ 218-b. Prisoner furlough program in county jails and penitentiaries.
  The  county  legislative  body  shall  have  power  to elect to have the
  provisions of article twenty-two-A  of  the  correction  law  concerning
  prisoner   furloughs   apply  to  jails  and  penitentiaries  under  its
  jurisdiction and to appropriate and expend such  sums  as  it  may  deem
  proper  to  provide  for  a  prisoner  furlough  program  in  accordance
  therewith.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 220-A - Water Quality Management Agency.

§  220-a. Water quality management agency. The board of supervisors or
  county legislature, shall have the power to designate  a  water  quality
  management  agency  for the purposes of water quality management program
  oversight.  Such  agency  may,  in  the  discretion  of  the  board   of
  supervisors  or  county  legislature,  be  an  existing county official,
  county agency, a group of agencies or officials or other county  entity,
  or may be a newly created agency. Such a water quality management agency
  shall  be  responsible  for  providing  oversight  of  all water quality
  programs  and  related  activities  in  the  county.  This  includes   a
  continuing  assessment  of  the  impact of point and nonpoint sources of
  pollution on the waters of the county, and the  appropriateness  of  the
  monitoring  and  administrative  activities  related  thereto. The water
  quality management agency shall have the responsibility  to  review  and
  coordinate  all  activities of county officers, agencies, departments or
  other entities of county government which have a substantial  impact  on
  or  interest  in  water  quality management. The agency shall prepare an
  annual report, which shall be submitted to  the  county  executive,  the
  board   of  supervisors  or  county  legislature,  the  New  York  state
  department of environmental conservation, and  where  appropriate  to  a
  regional planning agency. This report shall identify needs of the county
  and document progress in improving water quality management performance.
  This report shall include but not be limited to the following:
1. recommended changes in surface and groundwater classification.
2. status and results of water quality monitoring activities.
3. status of facilities construction.
4. onsite sewage facilities programs.
5. hazardous and toxic materials disposal.
6. status of point sources control and operation.
7. nonpoint source management.
8. economic and demographic changes.
9. an assessment of water quality condition in the county.
10. quantification of needs to improve water quality management.
11. findings and recommendations for future programming.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 221 - County Park Commission.

§  221.  County  park  commission. The board of supervisors shall have
  power to create a county park commission to consist  of  not  less  than
  five  or  more  than seven members who shall be residents of the county.
  The members of such commission  shall  be  appointed  by  the  board  of
  supervisors and hold office during the pleasure of the board or for such
  terms  as  the  board  may  determine.   Not more than a majority of the
  members of any such commission shall belong to the same political party.
  The members of any such commission shall serve without compensation  but
  shall be allowed their necessary expenses incurred in the performance of
  their duties. Within the amount provided by appropriation and subject to
  such  rules  and  regulations as the board of supervisors may prescribe,
  any  such  county  park  commission  shall  have  the  supervision   and
  management of all county parks within the county. All county parks shall
  be  kept  and maintained for the free use of the public, subject to such
  regulations as the board of supervisors may impose.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 223-A - Enacted Without Section Heading.

§  223-a.  The board of supervisors of any county may appropriate such
  sums as it may deem proper, not exceeding three thousand dollars in  any
  one  year,  to  carry  out  the provisions of the forest practice act as
  defined in section sixty-d of the conservation law, within such  county.
  The  county  treasurer  shall  pay  the  moneys  so  appropriated to the
  chairman of the district forest practice board upon his order  and  upon
  his  giving  a  proper  receipt  therefore. The chairman of the district
  forest practice board shall furnish the board of supervisors a  detailed
  statement  of  its  work  and transactions, financed in whole or in part
  from such moneys, for the year ending November thirty and for any  other
  period  which  the  board of supervisors may request and in such form as
  said board may direct. Any county making such an appropriation shall  be
  reimbursed  annually  by  the  district forest practice board within six
  months following the close of the fiscal year of  the  county  by  which
  moneys were made available to the extent that such board has moneys made
  available  to it for such purpose by the state of New York or any of its
  agencies or the United States of America or any of its agencies.
NOTE: Subdivision 28-f of section 12 of Old County law, being added by
  chapter 204 of 1950 missed being recodified as a section of  County  law
  as  other  subdivisions of section 12 were in such year. It was saved by
  Sec. 1001 of present county law.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 223-B - Ems Training and Mutual Aid Programs.

§  223-b. EMS training and mutual aid programs. 1. In order to develop
  and maintain programs  for  EMS  training,  EMS-related  activities  and
  mutual  aid  emergencies in which the services of EMS providers would be
  used and to cooperate with appropriate state agencies in furthering such
  programs, any county may create a county  EMS  advisory  board  and  may
  establish the office of county EMS coordinator.
2. A county EMS advisory board shall consist of not less than five nor
  more  than  twenty-one  members,  each of whom shall be appointed by the
  legislative body for a term of not to exceed  one  year,  two  years  or
  three years.  Such terms of office need not be the same for all members.
  It  shall  be the duty of such board to cooperate with appropriate state
  agencies in relation to such  programs  for  EMS  training,  EMS-related
  activities  and  mutual  aid;  to  act as an advisory body to the county
  government and to the county EMS coordinator, if any, in connection with
  the county participation in such programs for EMS training,  EMS-related
  activities   and  mutual  aid  and  mutual  aid  programs  in  cases  of
  emergencies in which the services of EMS providers  would  be  used;  to
  perform  such  other  duties  as  may  be  prescribed in relation to EMS
  training, EMS-related activities and mutual aid in cases of  emergencies
  in  which  the  services  of EMS providers would be used. The members of
  such  board  shall  be  county  officers,  and   shall   serve   without
  compensation.
3. If the office of county EMS coordinator is created in any county, a
  county  EMS  coordinator shall be appointed. It shall be his or her duty
  to administer the county programs for EMS training  and  mutual  aid  in
  cases  of  emergencies  in  which the services of EMS providers would be
  used; to act as a liaison officer between the county government and  the
  county  EMS  advisory  board and the EMS providers in the county and the
  officers and governing boards or bodies thereof;  and  to  perform  such
  other duties as prescribed. The county EMS coordinator shall be a county
  officer  and  the  amount  of  his or her compensation, if any, shall be
  fixed by the county.
4. A member of the legislative body, the county EMS coordinator, or  a
  deputy  county  EMS  coordinator,  may  be  appointed as a member of the
  county EMS advisory board, but shall receive no additional  compensation
  for services performed as a member of such advisory board.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 224-A - Elimination of Noxious Weeds.

§ 224-a. Elimination of noxious weeds. The board of supervisors of any
  county  may  appropriate  and expend such sums as it may deem proper for
  the elimination of noxious weeds within the county.
The moneys hereby authorized to  be  appropriated  and  spent  may  be
  expended  in  such  manner  as  the  board of supervisors may determine,
  including personal service, maintenance and operation, or by contract or
  contracts for the purposes herein enumerated.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 225-B - Contracts for Visiting Nursing Services.

§  225-b.  Contracts  for  visiting  nursing  services.  The  board of
  supervisors of any county may, upon recommendation of the  county  board
  of  health, contract with any nonprofit institution or agency, wholly or
  partly under private control, organized to furnish visiting nursing  and
  public  health  services  and  agree  to  pay fees specified in the said
  contract for such services furnished to inhabitants of the  county.  Any
  fees  for  services  collected by the institution or agency for services
  rendered under such  contract  shall  be  credited  against  the  amount
  payable  by  the  county under the terms of the contract. Such contracts
  shall be effective only upon  approval  of  the  state  commissioner  of
  health  and the state comptroller. Such contracts shall provide that the
  contracting institution or agency will comply with all rules promulgated
  by the county health commissioner.    Such  boards  of  supervisors  are
  authorized  and empowered to appropriate the sums required to be paid to
  such institutions and agencies under the terms of such contracts and  to
  raise the amount thereof by taxation.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226 - Monuments and Memorials.

§  226.  Monuments  and  memorials. 1. The board of supervisors of any
  county  may,  by  the  affirmative  vote  of  two-thirds  of  its  total
  membership erect in the county, monuments and memorials in commemoration
  of  the  members  of the armed forces of the United States in any of its
  wars or of any person or event. Adequate funds may be  appropriated  and
  expended  for  the  site  and  structure  and  thereafter  funds  may be
  appropriated for its maintenance and repair. Trustees may be  designated
  by  the  board  who  shall  serve without compensation. If there already
  exists within the county a monument or memorial commemorating  the  same
  historical  site, person or event which was erected and is maintained by
  a city, town or village, no tax shall be levied upon the property within
  such city, town or village without the approval of the  governing  board
  of such city, town or village.
2.  Any  county  may,  before  acting  under  subdivision  one of this
  section, by  resolution  of  its  board  of  supervisors,  cause  to  be
  submitted  to  the  qualified  electors  of  said  county, in the manner
  provided for the submission of a question to electors  by  the  election
  law  and  article three of this chapter, a proposition or question as to
  whether a monument or memorial  as  provided  for  in  such  subdivision
  should be erected.
3. Expenditures for county monuments and memorials erected pursuant to
  section  seventy-seven-a  of  the  general municipal law shall be levied
  upon all taxable real property within the  county  without  approval  of
  local  authorities,  even  though  there  exists  honor  rolls  or other
  monuments or memorials in commemoration of  the  members  of  the  armed
  forces of the United States from such cities, towns and villages.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226-A - Patriotic Observances.

§ 226-a. Patriotic observances. The county legislature and/or board of
  supervisors,  as  the  case may be, of any county or borough outside the
  city of New York, is hereby authorized to appropriate and set aside each
  year such sums it may deem proper for the purpose of providing  for  the
  due and proper observance of any legal holiday, including Columbus day.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226-C - Waiver of Fees for Veterans' Organizations.

* § 226-c. Waiver of fees for veterans' organizations. The Erie county
  legislature  is  hereby  authorized  to  waive  fees,  including but not
  limited to building permit review fees and fees associated with  capital
  improvements   to   any   post   or   hall  owned  by  a  not-for-profit
  congressionally chartered veterans' organization located in such county.
* NB There are 3 § 226-c's
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226-C*2 - Waiver of Fees for Veterans Organizations.

* §  226-c.  Waiver  of  fees  for  veterans organizations. The county
  legislature of Nassau county or Suffolk county is hereby  authorized  to
  waive fees, including but not limited to building permit review fees and
  fees associated with capital improvements to any post or hall owned by a
  not-for-profit  congressionally chartered veterans' organization located
  in such county.
* NB There are 3 § 226-c's
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226-C*3 - Waiver of Fees for Veterans' Organizations.

* §  226-c.  Waiver  of fees for veterans' organizations. The board of
  supervisors of Washington county or Saratoga county is hereby authorized
  to waive fees, including but not limited to building permit review  fees
  and  fees associated with capital improvements to any post or hall owned
  by a not-for-profit  congressionally  chartered  veterans'  organization
  located in such county.
* NB There are 3 § 226-c's
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226-D - Waiver of Fees for Veterans' Organizations.

§  226-d.  Waiver of fees for veterans' organizations. The Westchester
  county legislature is hereby authorized to  waive  fees  by  local  law,
  including  but  not  limited  to  building  permit  review fees and fees
  associated with capital improvements to any post  or  hall  owned  by  a
  not-for-profit  congressionally chartered veterans' organization located
  in such county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 226-E - Waiver of Fees for Veterans' Organizations.

§  226-e.  Waiver  of  fees  for  veterans' organizations. The Niagara
  county legislature is hereby authorized to  waive  fees  by  local  law,
  including  but  not  limited  to  building  permit  review fees and fees
  associated with capital improvements to any post  or  hall  owned  by  a
  not-for-profit  congressionally chartered veterans' organization located
  in such county.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 228 - Disputed Town Boundaries.

§ 228. Disputed town boundaries. Jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon
  the  supreme  court  and the county court to hear and determine disputed
  town boundaries in an action brought by any  town  affected  thereby.  A
  certified  copy  of  the  judgment containing the courses, distances and
  fixed monuments shown upon a map or survey shall be filed in the  office
  of the town clerk of each town affected thereby and in the office of the
  secretary  of  state  within  thirty  days after the judgment shall have
  become final.  The secretary of state shall cause the same to be printed
  and published with the session laws.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 231 - Expenses of Police Officer or Peace Officer Injured in Line of Duty.

§  231. Expenses of police officer or peace officer injured in line of
  duty. The board of supervisors may, in its discretion, audit and pay the
  reasonable medical and hospital expenses of any police officer or  peace
  officer  of  the  county  injured  in the line of duty while executing a
  criminal process for which the county is liable for payment of the  fees
  and for which he is not compensated under the provisions of the workers'
  compensation  law. The claim shall be presented within one year from the
  date of the injury and shall be itemized and verified or certified.
2023 New York Laws › CNT - County › Article 5 - General Powers of Board of Supervisors › 232 - County Officers' and County Executives' Associations.

§  232. County officers' and county executives' associations. Power is
  granted each board of supervisors to appropriate and pay annually to the
  treasurer of the New York state association of counties, and/or  to  the
  treasurer  of  the  county  executives'  association of the state of New
  York, and/or to the treasurer of the county legislators and  supervisors
  association  of  New York State, and/or to the treasurer of the New York
  state association of directors of real property tax services, an  amount
  not  exceeding that apportioned and requested as its share of the actual
  and necessary expenses of maintaining each of said associations in their
  activities in the promotion of better county government.