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In today’s CapCon, Gov. Kathy Hochul isn’t slated to present her executive budget proposal until January, but talks around the state’s spending plan will begin next week.
And the state Assembly is scheduled to hold hearings Monday in Albany on automatic license plate readers and in New York City on maternal mental health.
Then, state Attorney General Letitia James warned county leaders Friday that the deadline is fast approaching for them to end deals with ICE to hold immigrants in their jails.
Later: Public water systems are becoming a more common target of cyberattacks. A new bill seeks to set up a statewide framework for smaller water systems to follow.
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