Executive Law § 531 · Title 4. Support and Reimbursement
Reports
Text — Law content up to date as of October 30, 2026, as published by the New York State Senate (Open Legislation)
§ 531. Reports. 1. The division for youth shall annually publish a report summarizing:
(a) the amount of reimbursement made by each social services district to the state for each category of division facility pursuant to section five hundred twenty-nine of this chapter, including the numbers of youths maintained or supervised and the per diem rates charged;
(b) expenditures made by each such social services district for care, maintenance and supervision furnished alleged and adjudicated juvenile delinquents and persons in need of supervision in facilities operated by authorized agencies for which reimbursement is approved pursuant to section five hundred twenty-nine of this chapter, including the numbers of such youths in each category of facility and the per diem rates charged; and
(c) expenditures made by each municipality for the care, maintenance and supervision of youths in secure and non-secure detention for which reimbursement is approved pursuant to section five hundred thirty of this title, including the numbers of such youths in each category of detention facility and the per diem rates charged.
2. Copies of such report shall be sent to the commissioner of each social services district, the chief executive officer of the locality responsible for such expenditures, the director of such locality's probation department, and the director of such locality's youth bureau, or if no such bureau exists, the chairman of such locality's youth board.
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