FY 2020 Enacted Budget Infographics

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FY 2020 Enacted Budget Clean Water Infographic

$3 BILLION

  • FY 2020 Enacted Budget provides an additional $500 million for clean water
  • $2.5 billion Water Infrastructure Improvement Act
FY 2020 Enacted Budget Combatting New York City Congestion Infographic

Congestion Costs:

  • 113 million hours = time spent by commuters stuck in traffic
  • $767 = average annual hit to commuters’ wallets
  • $20 billion = annual cost of congestion on the metro area’s economy

Solution?
Central Business District Tolling

  • Reduce congestion
  • Raise $15 billion for the MTA to boost transit, cut reliance on vehicles
  • New York State first in the nation to approve Congestion Pricing
FY 2020 Enacted Budget Education Infographic

Record Support for Education: $27.9 billion

  • 42% increase since 2012
  • $1+billion increase in FY 2020 Budget

70% of FY 2020 increase goes to high needs school

FY 2020 Enacted Budget Support for Local Governments Infographic

Counties get a boost:

  • $3.7 billion = Cost of county Medicaid growth share covered by the State
  • $160 million = new support by eliminating the Internet Tax Advantage
  • $48 million = new support by ending the temporary tax exemption for Energy Service Companies
Infographic - FY 2020 Enacted Budget A New Future for the MTA

Financing - $25 Billion

  • $15 billion: Central Business District Tolling
  • $5 billion: Progressive Mansion Tax
  • $5 billion: Eliminate Internet Tax Advantage

Restructure

  • Modify MTA Board appointments
  • Stop fare evasion
  • Audit the MTA
  • Assess capital needs
  • 30-day review for comptroller contract approval
  • Design build to speed project delivery
  • Resolve the unilateral veto
  • Ban bad contractors
FY 2020 Enacted Budget Plastic Bag Ban Infographic

BANNED SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BAGS

Cuts down on 23 billion plastic bags used by New Yorkers annually

  • Reduce greenhouse gas emissions
  • Reduce litter

Counties can opt-in to 5-cent paper bag fee

  • 3 cents = support for the Environmental Protection Fund
  • 2 cents = provide low-income communities with reusable bags
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