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Int 0008-2026IntroductionIn CommitteePending 140d

A Local Law in relation to establishing a pilot program to make vacant commercial premises suitable for use by child care programs

In committee as of Mar 18, 2026Under review by an assigned committee.

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Details

Introduced
Jan 29, 2026
Body
Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education
Type
Introduction
Status
Laid Over in Committee

Sponsors (8)

Introduced byAlthea V. Stevens (D16)
Julie Menin (D5)Amanda C. Farías (D18)Rita C. Joseph (D40)Farah N. Louis (D45)Shahana K. Hanif (D39)Tiffany L. Cabán (D22)Frank Morano (D51)

Official Description

This bill would establish a pilot program to provide financial assistance to the owners of vacant commercial premises to undertake the work necessary to make the premises compliant with the standards for premises used for child care programs. The program would operate in areas where there are both a high number of vacant commercial premises and a low number of child care slots.

Legislative History

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