We pay 25 percent of the non-Federal share, which means we pay 2.5 percent and the city pays 7.5 percent of the cost.
The long-run solution is for the state to assume the non-Federal share of welfare and Medicaid costs.
Increases from 25 to 35 percent the non-Federal share for nonstructural and other flood control projects.
Directs a credit to Louisiana toward its non-Federal share of the cost of the Mississippi River Delta Region project.
Authorizes the use of Farmers Home Administration assistance to pay the non-Federal share of water resources projects.
Specifies the non-Federal share of the cost of the project.
This narrative provides explanations of difficult fiscal issues regarding non-federal share such as, contributions, disallowances, documentation, in-kind, and volunteer services.
In addition, the non-federal share to be contributed by the state and local governments, which is more than $970 million, will cover more than half the total cost of project.
New York City and the 57 county governments outside it also split, with few exceptions, the non-Federal share of public assistance programs with the state.
New York is one of just a few states that require counties to pay a significant part of the non-Federal share of welfare.
