Enacts into law major components of legislation necessary to implement the state health and mental hygiene budget for the 2024-2025 state fiscal year; requires the commissioner of health to provide a quarterly report on known and expected department of health state funds Medicaid expenditures (Part A); extends various provisions related to health and mental hygiene (Part B); relates to the provision of certain early intervention services for children with handicapping conditions (Part C); reduces the hospital capital rate add-on; relates to the payment of certain funds for uncompensated care; extends provisions relating to certain Medicaid management; increases operating cost component of rates of payment for general hospital outpatient services; authorizes the department of health to make Medicaid payment increases for county operated free-standing clinics (Part D); freezes the operating component of the rates for skilled nursing facilities; reduces the capital component of the rates for skilled nursing facilities by an additional ten percent; expands admission eligibility to the NYS veteran's home for certain veterans of the Persian Gulf conflict (Part E); provides that the program for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and dementia who are not eligible for medical assistance and reside in a special needs assisted living residence shall, subject to appropriations, authorize vouchers to individuals (Part F); eliminates the one percent Medicaid rate increase to managed care organizations (Part H); relates to coverage and reimbursement of certain drugs under the Medicaid drug cap program and pharmacy cost reporting (Part I); renames the basic health program to the essential plan; extends provisions related to providing long-term services and supports under the essential plan; adds references to the 1332 state innovation waiver; provides a new subsidy to assist low and moderate income New Yorkers; adds the 1332 state innovation program to the functions of the marketplace (Part J); extends certain provisions of law relating to malpractice and professional medical conduct (Part K); authorizes continuous coverage under medical assistance for needy persons and child health plus for eligible children up to age six (Part M); expands financial assistance for medical debt; provides additional consumer protection for medical debt; restricts the applications for and use of credit cards and medical financial products (Part O); extends authorization for pharmacists to order and administer certain tests and perform collaborative drug therapy management with physicians in certain settings (Part P); establishes the healthcare safety net transformation program for the purpose of supporting the transformation of safety net hospitals to improve access, equity, quality, and outcomes while increasing the financial sustainability of safety net hospitals (Part S); extends the effectiveness of certain provisions relating to membership of subcommittees for mental health of community service boards and the duties of such subcommittees and the community mental health and workforce reinvestment account (Part Y); extends certain provisions clarifying the authority of the commissioners in the department of mental hygiene to design and implement time-limited demonstration programs (Part Z); provides for reimbursement insurance rates for the provision of outpatient, intensive outpatient, outpatient rehabilitation and opioid treatment (Part AA); extends certain provisions of law relating to psychiatric emergency programs (Part BB); extends provisions for the care and custody of funds belonging to patients in facilities operated by the office of mental health (Part DD); establishes a cost of living adjustment for certain human services programs (Part FF); provides contracting flexibility in relation to 1115 Medicaid waivers (Part GG); relates to statewide fiscal intermediaries; creates a registration process for statewide fiscal intermediaries (Part HH); establishes a New York managed care organization provider tax (Part II); provides that services provided in school-based health centers shall not be provided to medical assistance recipients through certain managed care programs before April 1, 2025 (Part JJ); establishes a community doula expansion grant program to support community-based doulas and community-based doula organizations; provides for the repeal of such program upon expiration thereof (Part KK); provides for Medicaid reimbursement rates for treatment of medically fragile children at pediatric diagnostic and treatment centers and repeals such provisions upon expiration thereof (Part LL); establishes the nine member community advisory board for the modernization and revitalization of SUNY downstate health sciences university; requires such advisory board to solicit recommendations from healthcare experts, county health departments, community-based organizations, state and regional health care industry associations, labor unions, experts in hospital operations, and other interested parties; requires recommendations and a report to the governor, the temporary president of the senate and the speaker of the assembly no later than April 1, 2025; makes related provisions (Part MM); extends certain provisions relating to certain Medicaid payments made for hospital services (Part NN).

Makes appropriations for the support of government - Aid to Localities Budget.

Relates to the maintenance of abandoned cemeteries.

Relates to the immediate incorporation of villages containing one thousand five hundred persons or less; amends the effective date of a chapter of the laws of 2023 amending the village law relating to the incorporation of villages, as proposed in legislative bills numbers S.7538 and A.7754.

Relates to the village incorporation commission and makes conforming technical changes; amends the effectiveness of legislative bills numbers S. 7537 and A. 7761.

Relates to utility intervenor reimbursement to a participant for its reasonable costs of participation in any proceeding before the Public Service Commission (PSC).

Requires navigation systems which utilize GPS technology to provide the legal clearance of bridges or elevated structures along proposed routes.

Requires registration and the disclosure of information relating to lobbying for the nomination or confirmation of persons to state office.

Permits the use of snowmobiles on the right-of-way of certain portions of state route nine hundred fifty-four-h within the village of Bemus Point in Chautauqua county.

Establishes an emergency heating energy assistance program benefit to provide emergency assistance to certain households where such household is threatened with shut-off or an energy emergency due to nonpayment.

Prohibits a court from denying class certification for purposes of class action lawsuits solely because the action involves governmental operations.

Enacts into law major components of legislation which are necessary to implement the state fiscal plan for the 2024-2025 state fiscal year; extends the itemized deduction limit on individuals with income over ten million dollars to 2030 (Part A); extends provisions relating to the voluntary compliance initiative (Part B); makes technical corrections to the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax (Part C); relates to the restriction upon issuing notices for a tax year that is the subject of a pending petition filed with the division of tax appeals (Part D); creates the commercial security tax credit program for certain expenses of eligible businesses related to qualified retail theft prevention measures (Part E); extends provisions of law relating to the mandatory electronic filing of certain tax documents (Part F); extends provisions relating to segregated sales tax accounts to December 31, 2029 (Part G); provides that a tax return may be amended where such amendment would not result in the reduction or elimination of a past-due tax liability; provides that any person who willfully files or amends a return that contains false information to reduce or eliminate a liability shall be subjected to a penalty not to exceed one thousand dollars per return (Part H); extends provisions of law relating to exempting from sales and use tax certain tangible personal property and services sold to a related person (Part I); extends the sales tax exemption for certain sales made through vending machines through March 31, 2025 (Part J); relates to the taxation of adult-use cannabis products; provides for the taxation of adult-use cannabis products where books and records are not provided or are determined to be insufficient (Part L); relates to the utilization of funds in the Capital region off-track betting corporations' capital acquisition funds (Part O); extends certain provisions of the racing, pari-mutuel wagering and breeding law (Part P); relates to the computation of tax on little cigars (Part Q); extends requirements related to the New York Jockey Injury Compensation Fund, Inc. (Part R); extends certain exceptions to licensing at a race meet for certain races conducted at the Saratoga racetrack during 2024 and 2025; provides for the repeal of such provisions upon expiration thereof (Part S); lowers the excise tax rate on medical cannabis; provides for the allocation of moneys of the medical cannabis trust fund (Part T).

Requires public notice and comment for any contract for goods, services or construction to be awarded by other than competitive sealed bidding or competitive sealed bids from prequalified vendors in excess of a threshold established by the procurement policy board by rule; provides for the repeal of such provisions upon the expiration thereof.

Relates to the name and purpose of the Volunteer and Exempt Firemen's Benevolent Association of Valhalla, New York; provides that any firefighter who has been removed for cause, expelled or dropped from the rolls of such fire department and who has not been reinstated, shall not be eligible in such corporation; relates to the use of foreign fire insurance premium taxes by such association.

Authorizes the state inspector general to receive and investigate complaints of sexual assault in correctional facilities and other places operated by the department of corrections and community supervision for the confinement of persons; requires the state inspector general to establish protocol and procedures for such reports and investigations.