gov. andrew cuomo's 2013 state of the state presentation

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January 9, 2013

October 29, 2012

NY RISING

January 9, 2013

October 29, 2012

NY RISING



Past few months...



Two years ago

Needed…to chart a new course & begin ato rebuild NY


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The Public Trust

& Renew the

RESTORE …



Reverse decades of decline.



Start a NY comeback.



Core elements1. Attract good jobs and economic growth.

2. Create a world-class education system that prepares the negeneration for the future.

3. Establish fiscal integrity and discipline.4. Restore NY as the progressive capital of the nation.



We are on OUR way.



Governor Al Smith said,“Let’s look at the record.”



Gone is the obstructionist statebureaucratic culture.



Replaced with a new,“entrepreneurial government.”



Gone is the tax capital mentality.



Replaced with a property tax cap, Tiand the lowest middle class tax rate58 years.



Gone is the anti-business mentality.



Replaced with regional collaborative

and a new public-private partnership



Gone is political gridlock.



Replaced with a government that wofor the people.



Our State Capitol is restored to itsoriginal majesty.



We set out to bridge the divide...



Yesterday To



What was What



Dysfunction Perfo



Cynicism



to make government

Gridlock Coop



And we are…literally and metaphori



And we are building a new Tappan Zee Big. Bold. Beautiful.



Together, we did in 1 year… What they talked about for 10.



We would like to say our job is done



But … we have more to do.



The national economy is better thanbut it is not driving recovery at a fasenough pace.



Our mantle as the progressive capitcontinuing responsibility.



Upstate NY needs more investment.



All children are not being educatedto the fullest.



Women are not treated equally & fai



Mother Nature has not been kind to



And government leadership meansmeeting ALL the people’s needs attime.



Our accomplishments over the past years show us that one thing is clea



We can defy the odds and deny thenaysayers.



We can accomplish anything togeth



So let us begin.



NY one-two punch: Jobs and Educa



Economic

Developmen



We must expand our NY Open for Business



Macro effort.



We brought fiscal integrity.



After years of chaos, we passedresponsible budgets.



And we passed them on time.



And we must do it again.



We made a profound pledge to the NY...



No new taxes.



And we must do it again.



Regional Economic Development Care a success

Economic development prwill build on the RegionalEconomic Development C



CAPITAL REGION

James Barba, President & CEO, Albany Medical Center

CENTRAL NEW YORKNancy Cantor, Ph.D., Chancellor, Syracuse UniversityRob M. Simpson, President, CenterState CEO

FINGER LAKESJoel Seligman, President, University of Rochester Danny Wegman, CEO, Wegmans Food Markets

LONG ISLANDKevin Law, President, Long Island AssociationStuart Rabinowitz, J.D., President, Hofstra University

MID-HUDSONDennis J. Murray, Ph.D., President, Marist CollegeLeonard S. Schleifer, M.D., Ph.D., President & CEO,Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

REDC Co-ChairsMOHAWK VALLEY

Lawrence T. Gilroy III, President, GilroyWolf Yeigh, Ph. D., President, SUNY In

NEW YORK CITYMatthew Goldstein, Ph.D., Chancellor, CYork

NORTH COUNTRY Anthony G. Collins, Ph.D., President, Cla

Garry Douglas, President, North Country

SOUTHERN TIERHarvey Stengar, President, Binghamton Tom Tranter, President & CEO, Corning

WESTERN NEW YORKSatish K. Tripathi, Ph. D., President, SUNHoward A. Zemsky, Managing Partner atGroup



The Economic Challenge: Tech Transfefrom academia to commercialization.



The Economic Challenge:Tech transfer—from academia to commercializatio

• NY universities rank 2nd nationally in total research dspent ($5B) (California is 1st).

• However, New York attracts only 4% of the nation’s

capital while California attracts 47%.• New York only ranks 22nd in the nation in industry-s

research compared to North Carolina which is 1st.

Source: Task Force on Diversifying the New York State Economy through Industry-Higher Education PartnershipResearch & Development: FY2010, National Science Foundation

C ll f N



Create new INNOVATION HOT SPO

College of Nanoan



• Create10 higher ed/private sector high tech incubators for stacompanies through a competition.

• Innovation Hot Spots will be tax-free zones (no business, reasales taxes).

• Funding for “one-stop” growth support services (e.g. legal, ac

• State investment through a $50M NYS Innovation Venture Ca

• 5 winners among REDC regions a year for 2 years.

“Innovation Hot Spots”

St B k’



We need to change the culture in order to enctech transfer and commercialization of ideas.

Stony Brook’



We will create the INNOVATION NY NETW



Jim SimonsMathematician and Investor

David SkortonPresident, Cornell University

Tim KilleenPresident, SUNY Research Foundation

Initial Innovation NY Network Organizing Me



We must continue to reduce costs of doinbusiness in NY.



We will REFORM THE WORKERS’ COMP

program.We propose streamlining and simplifying the slower business costs.



We will REFORM THE UNEMPLOYMENT

INSURANCE program. We propose to end borrowing to pay benefits ffirst time in state history. It will reduce busineswhile also increasing benefits to workers for thtime since 1999.



Both will result in $1.3 billiosavings to businesses



Economy of Tomorrow: Making NYLeader in the Clean Tech Economy



Create the NY GREEN BANK, a $1 billion baleverage public dollars w/ private sector maspur the clean economy.



Extend the NY-SUN SOLAR JOBS program a$150M annually for 10 years to increase solainstallations for homes and businesses.



And attract a national star to lead our eAnd we did.



The Challenge:A Ready Workforce



Our workforce training is from adifferent era...



That’s our opportunity...We must match and train our workfothe jobs of today and tomorrow.



We must reimagine our SUNY & CUNY cocollege systems.



A generic job training program doeswork anymore.



We need a job linkage program.



Jobs are coming back from overseas

UB’s Lasers, Photonics andBi h t i L b



More than low-paid workers, employneed highly skilled labor.

Bio-photonics Lab

And we’ve seen it here in NY



And we’ve seen it here in NY.

Alpina Columbyogurt operatiGeness

Agribus

D’Addario & Company,a 4th generation LImanufacturer of musicalinstruments & accessories,brought printing and guitar strap operations back fromoverseas.

Samsung and TSMCbecame part of theGlobal 450 Consortium atNano.



That’s our opportunity...



There are an estimated 210,000 unfilled job

UB’s Center forComputational



We will create the NEXT GENERATION NLINKAGE program.

ComputationalResearch



It will work with employers to identify thedefine the skill and to provide the trainin



State funding of colleges will be based ojob placement—like successful models i

There are successful models in NY



There are successful models in NYMonroe Community College is a nation

workforce training by working w/ regiobusinesses to design curriculum & offeMCC offers training in machining & optfabrication to unemployed and underemworkers.

Finger Lakes Community College offersthe art Viticulture and Wine Technologythat capitalizes on the region’s wine to training necessary to pursue a career invineyard management, winery operatioroom management, and wine sales.



Additional Focus on Upstate EconoDevelopment: Decades of decline.

Upstate job growth lags behind



Upstate job growth lags behind.

Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Intl.

Regional Job Growth (2002-2012)

5%

11%

16%

Upstate NYS NYC



We’ve implemented a number of programs to revitalize Upstate.



Today’s new initiatives work for Upstate Innovation Hot Spots∙ Clean Tech Economy∙ Workers Comp/

No New Taxes∙ Training Linkage∙ NYSUNY 2020



But we must do more.



Currently there is no real marketingfor Upstate NY.



Market NY will be a new multi-facetmarketing plan to bolster Upstate g



First, we will have a coordinated marketing paround NY products (e.g. wine, beer, yogurt)



Our new TASTE-NY program will aggresspromote NY products.



We will create duty-free stores across thto promote NY grown and produced prod



Second, we will market regional attractions.



Currently, the state provides funds to county-specific marketing efforts, which results in cocompeting with each other, no coordination anregional synergy.



Counties must be incentivized to work togethforge regional synergies.



Finger Lakes.

We will hold a $5 million advertising com

for best regional marketing plans



Thousand Islands.





Hudson Valley.





Third, we will have marketing campaaround special events.



Our challenge is to reintroduce peopbeauty and assets of Upstate NY.



If they see Upstate NY they will come



We will advertise special events and new ones.



For example, NY has some of the bwhitewater rafting in the nation.



This year we will sponsor a national whitrafting competition: The Adirondack Cha



Part of the competition can be betweengovernment officials.

The Adirondack Whitewater Challenge“Politician Division”



Politician Division

Rules:

• You must have at least 6 people in the raft.

• The teams must be co-ed.

• Rafters must be bona fide government emplo

at least 6 months (“no ringers” policy).• All rafters must paddle.

• Identical rafts, equipment (except for security

Executive to AssemblyChallengeExecutive to SenateChallengeNYS to NYCChallenge



Adirondack ChallengScheduled for this ye



Another major potential to bring people Upstate NY.



Increase tourism through DESTINARESORT/CASINOS.



Racinos?

“New York is not in the casino bus



Really?



Casinos are already in NY.



There are 17 facilities across the state.



Gaming facilitsurround NY39 casinos in the adjastates and provinces.



We propose a CASINO GAMING PLboost Upstate development.



8.2M NYC Res

50.9M TouristsNYC Each Yea

Source: NYC Statistics

A casino gaming plan to boost Upsgrowth



growth

• We propose a “PHASE 1.” Up to 3 and all Upstate.• No casinos in NYC—plan is to bring downstate New Yorkers

• Revenue split of 90% for education and 10% for local propert

• Local government/community support factor in selection.

• Hold a national competition and leave locations up to GamingCommission to pick best.

• Would require a November referendum.



Education



“The standard of education oughtto be elevated… education is the

chief of our responsibilities.”

— Gov. William H. Seward, Annual Messageto the Legislature, 1839



Education: Two words.More and better.

More learning time



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“If we are serious about closing achievement gaps, if we’re seturning around underperforming schools, we can’t just keep do

business as usual. The fact that our school calendar is still ba

the agrarian economy is stunning to me. And the fact that we

so slow to move is just absolutely unacceptable.”

— Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education

Average number of annual school dand international rankings



*New York requires at least 180 school days to qualify for full portion of state aidSource: World Education Ranking, OECD, PISA 2009 Database. Research taken from: International Perspectives on the Use of Learning Time in High-Performing and Rapidly-Improving EducBackground for a Convening of International Education Leaders. National Center on Time and Learning. March 2012

205.9

190

179.9

Canada#3 Reading#5 Math#5 Science

Korea#1 Reading#1 Math#3 Science

United States*#14 Reading#25 Math#17 Science



More learning time.



3 options: longer days, longer yearcombination of both.



Make it an option for every school distrMore learning time.



The state will pay 100% of the additiona



More early education.

Quality early education is critical for loterm success



Studies show that children who attend full-day pre-k:• Perform 25% better on math exams by the second grade, and

better on English exams than those who did not.

• Are nearly 30% more likely to graduate from high school.

• Are 40% less likely to repeat a grade.

• Are 32% less likely to be arrested as a juvenile.

Sources: Frede, E; Jung, K; Barnett, S; and Figueras A. (2009). The APPLES Blosson: Abbott Preschool ProgramStudy (APPLES), Preliminary Results through 2nd Grade. Interim Report and Reynolds, A.J., Temple, J.A.., Robe

A. Long Term Effects of an Early Childhood Intervention on Educational Achievement and Juvenile Arrest. A 15 YeIncome Children in Public Schools. Journal of the American Medical Association. Col 285, No. 18. May 9, 2001.



We should provide real pre-k for all c

More pre-kindergarten



• Currently, universal pre-k is provided by 67% of schdistricts, which equals, on average, to 2.5 hours a d

• We will expand the pre-k program to “full day,” at lehours a day.

• We will start with the students in the lowest wealthschool districts.



Let’s start today.



Better teachers.



Teaching is one of the most importprofessions in society.



We must attract and incentivize theto become teachers.

Overhaul of teacher training andcertification process



certification process

• Increase admission standards for entry into educatitraining programs.

• Implement a “bar exam” that teachers must pass in receive certification.



Creating a Performance Culture.First, evaluate our progress and achie



Our teacher evaluation system hasgreat success.



The 4% state funding increase is premised ogetting an agreement by January 17, 2013.

1%not submitted



It’s working.

99%submitted

Keep it going



• More than 90% have submitted plans that last year.

• Will continue to link state aid increases for districdon’t have plans.



Second, we must pay for performan

Incentivize high performing teache



• We propose a program where high performing “masteachers” will receive $15,000 in supplemental incomannually for four years to teach other teachers.

• These master teachers will train other teachers to imperformance in the classroom.

• Our program will replicate the Jim Simons’ Math andfor America program in New York. Program currentlyNYC—we will expand to around the state starting ne



More & Better: Education inDistressed Communities.



A school is not just a “school” in discommunities.



Demands of schools in wealthier diare different than demands in lowewealth districts.



Create COMMUNITY SCHOOLS indistressed communities.

• Community schools offer education plus support



serve as the hub for all community services.• Provides health, employment, after school and oth

services.

• Replicate successful models such as Cincinnati CLearning Centers, Harlem Children’s Zone, Say YeEducation and Strive.



NYSUNY 2020: A success. Let’s build



NYSUNY 2020It’s worked well, so let’s do a third round of grants tocontinue to leverage the economic power of our univsystem as a private sector job generator.



NYCUNY 2020And let’s expand the program to the CUNY campuse

While education & economic oppor



While education & economic opporare the engine…



There is more to New York.



There is a social compact.



We are a community.



Based on progressive principles.



NY must remain the progressive caof the nation.



ProgressiveAgenda



Fairness. Equality. Decency.

“No man can be a good citi

he has a wage more than scover the bare cos



People deserve to be paid fairly.

— Teddy Roosevelt



Current minimum wage is unlivable

Only $14,616 per year.

Assumptions: 40 hours per week/ 4.2 weeks in a month/ wages earned each work day



Annual minimum wage is $14,616

Avg annual cost of gas is $1,270.




Avg annual cost of electricity is $1,339.




Avg annual cost of auto insurance is $1,413




Avg annual cost of groceries is $6,576.




Avg annual cost of child care is $10,750.




Avg annual cost of housing is $15,660.



It just doesn’t add up.

Minimum wageVT$8.40



19 other states have higherminimum wages than NY andwe are behind other borderstates

NY $7.25

PA $7.25 NJ

Source: U.S. Department of Labor



We propose raising the minimum w

$



$8.75 an hour.

It’ th i ht thi t d



It’s the right thing to do.

It’ th f i thi t d



It’s the fair thing to do.

It’ l d



It’s long overdue.

L t’ d it



Let’s do it now.



We are one New York community.No discrimination.



The challenge: “Stop and frisk.”



49,800 arrests in NYC for marijuanapossession—more than any other offenSource: Division of Criminal Justice Services & Drug Policy Alliance

The challenge: Marijuana PossessiArrests made under “public view” marijuana possessio

18% other



Source: Division of Criminal Justice Services & Drug Policy Alliance

82% Blackand Hispanic



69% are under the age of 30.Source: Division of Criminal Justice Services

It stigmatizes



It stigmatizes.

It criminalizes



It criminalizes.

It creates a permanent record



It creates a permanent record.

It’s not fair



It’s not fair.

It’s not right



It s not right.

It must end



It must end.



The problem:Marijuana on a person is a violation.Marijuana in public view is a misdemeano



There must be parity. Decriminalize publiwith 15 grams or less.



We need to ensure fairness in the justice

The problem

• Mistaken eyewitness identifications contribto approximately 75% of wrongful convictions



to approximately 75% of wrongful convictionsoverturned by DNA evidence.

• False confessions contributed to approximatel25% of wrongful convictions overturned by DNA

evidence.

Source: The Innocence Project



Remember: a wrongful conviction protecone and you are innocent until proven g



INNOCENCE PROTECTIONS IN THE JUSTIC• We propose requiring blind administering of eyewitness

identifications.• We propose videotaped confessions for suspects in viole

including homicide and related offenses and sex crimes.



We will implement HOUSE NY—a naffordable housing program.



$1 billionTo produce/preserve over 14,000 units affordable housing in the next 5 years.



NYS is the equality capital of the nat

More to do



More to do…



We passed marriage equality.

Let’s make history again.



Let s make history again.



Let’s pass a WOMEN’S EQUALITY A

10-Point Women’s Equality Act

1. Shatter the glass ceiling: Pass a real equal pay law (Trebleunderpayment or discrimination).

2. Have zero tolerance for sexual harassment in all workplaceapply to all businesses regardless of size).



3. Strengthen employment, lending & credit discrimination lawthe recovery of attorneys’ fees for employment & lending/crdiscrimination cases).

4. Strengthen human trafficking laws (Increase penalties).

5. End family status discrimination (Prohibit denying promotiobased upon family status).

6. Prevent landlords from denying housing to qualified tenantsthe source of funds (e.g. Section 8 housing assistance).

7. Stop housing discrimination for victims of domestic violence



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8. Stop pregnancy discrimination once and for all (Would requanalysis that reasonable accommodations be made in the w

9. Protect victims of domestic violence by strengthening order

protection laws (requiring orders in native language and allotestimony by video-conference).

10. Protect a woman’s freedom of choi

Enact the Reproductive Health



Enact the Reproductive Health



Because it’s her body. It’s her c



Public



PublicSafety

Gun Violence



We must stop themadness.



There’s one word:



ENOUGH



We need a gun policy that is:Reasonable. Balanced. Measured.



Respects hunters and sportsmen.



But ends the unnecessary risk of hcapacity assault rifles.

Safe and Fair Gun Policy1. Enact the toughest assault weapons ban in the nation.

2. Close the private sale loophole by requiring federal bacchecks.

3. Ban high capacity magazines.



4. Enact tougher penalties for illegal gun use, guns on schgrounds and violent gangs.

5. Keep guns from people who are mentally ill.

6. Ban direct internet sales of ammunition in NY.

7. Create State NICS check on all ammunition purchases

NY once led the way with“Sullivan’s Law” of 1911, the first

in the nation gun control law—amodel law that required a permitf i f h d



for possession of a hand gun.

It is still on the books.

Let’s pass the safe and fair gun leg

and lead the way once again in savlives



lives.

Government

Reform



Reform

We all believe in government.



That’s why we are here.



For government to be effective we m

trusted.



We must enact campaign finance re

The problem

Currently, NY has:

• The highest contribution limits among states them at all



them at all.

• The 3rd lowest rates of participation in campa% of population that donates).



Enact the DISCLOSE NY plan.



The nation’s most aggressive disclosu



Disclose all political and lobbyingcontributions...



...within 48 hours.

Disclose NY: 48-hour plan

Disclose NY

Political or lobbying conmore than $500 must bewithin 48 hours

Current Law

Disclosure can be 6 months to ayear or in some cases never.



within 48 hours.

Any and all contributions to a PAC, lobbying 501(c)(3), othorganization, political committee, or political party over $

disclosed within 48 hours, and within 24 hours near Elec



Implement a PUBLIC FINANCING SY

Based on the NYC model.



LOWER CONTRIBUTION LIMITS.For all state offices, even lower if candidate recepublic financing. Limit donations to political parthousekeeping accounts.



Government Reform



Local governments, like state, facingfinancial difficulties.

Proposal: FINANCIAL RESTRUCTUASSISTANCE PROGRAM

• Joint taskforce: Comptroller, Attorney General, Dof Budget and private sector financial restructur

lt t



consultant.

• Available to counties, cities, towns and villages.

• Advice and assistance to restructure local financ

Responding



Respondingto the Crisis



Let’s learn from what has happened



Four commissions did excellent work.

NYS Ready CommisIra Millstein, Senior Partner, Weil, LLPIrwin Redlener, Director, National CPreparedness at Columbia Univers

M l d C i

NYS 2100 CommissionJudith Rodin, President, The Rockefeller FoundationFelix Rohatyn, Senior Advisor to Chairman and CEO,Lazard

NYS R d C i i



Moreland CommissRobert Abrams, former Attorney GStateBenjamin Lawsky, Superintendent

of Financial Services

NYS Respond CommissionThad Allen, Senior Vice President, Booz Allen;Admiral (US Coast Guard) – RetiredK. Bradley Penuel, Director, Center for Catastrophe

Preparedness and Response at New York University



FACT: Climate change is real.



Inarguable that the sea is warmer and tha changing weather pattern.



The time to act is now.

We must lower the Regional GreenhouEmission Cap

• 9 states participate in the CO2 cap & trade program.

• Current cap is 165M tons of CO2 and is well above the emissions level of 91M tons of CO2.



• CO2 emissions have declined over 30% since the cap westablished.

• Working w/ other states we propose lowering the cap oemissions to a level that guarantees we will reduce emibelow current levels.



Increase local renewable power sourPropose increasing the use of alternative power (distr

generation of electricity) using renewable sources, natenergy storage to reduce dependence on centralized pand avoid outages.



We must understand the needs of cocommunities.



Many pose special challenges becauare man made.

Lower Manhattan



1609

Map visualization from the Mannahatta Project:

http://welikia.org/and http://www.oasisnyc.net/

Man Made Areas

http://welikia.org/

http://www.oasisnyc.net/



http://welikia.org/



1609 Lower

with Present DayMap visualization from the Mannahatta

Project: http://welikia.org/and


Man Made Areas

Sandy Storm Surge

http://welikia.org/



http://welikia.org/



FEMA, storm surge calibrated to high

water marks: Nov, 2012

1609 Lower

with Present Day

1609 Lower Manhatt

Man Mad

and Sandy S



We propose the RECREATE NY-SMART Home construction mitigation grant prog



We propose the RECREATE NY-HOME B

Home buyout program for homeowners want to relocate.



We must harden our infrastructure.



We must harden the NYC subway sy

Flood-proof subways and bus depots with vertical roll-dowvent closures, inflatable bladders, and upsized fixed pumpback-up power sources).



We must harden our airports.Install elevated or submersible pump control panfeeders and tide gates at airports.

W t h d f l d li



We must harden our fuel delivery sRequire that gas stations in strategic locations h

back-up power capacity and create a Strategic Futo protect NY from temporary disruptions in fuel



We must harden our utilities.PSC will require utilities to submit detailed implemeplans to harden their facilities, including raising suband elevating transformer installations.



We need to redesign our power syste

Moreland Commission said: “Put realregulatory and enforcement teeth intothe Public Service Commission, whichfor far too long has been a toothless

tiger.”



When it comes to the Long Island Power Auth



It never worked.



It never will. The time has come to

...abolish LIPA.



Privatize Long Island service which will beoverseen by newly empowered PSC.



The new structure must protect ratepayertax consequences must keep rates low.



Establish a world class emergency response We will create uniform training/protocols of all emergenc

SUNY/CUNY will create a program certificate for all emergin the state; and we will create a new statewide stockpile



Capitalize on the NY spirit of volunte

C t STATEWIDE VOLUNTEER C



Create a STATEWIDE VOLUNTEER CThe Corps will mobilize and organize volunteers b

their skills, interests and resources.



ESTABLISH A STATEWIDE NFP NETWORHELP COORDINATE EMERGENCY RESP



Prepare all citizens to be “in home first respCITIZEN EDUCATION CAMPAIGN



Superstorm Sandy was the largest stto hit the Northeast in recorded histo



We need and deserve federal assista



We need and deserve federal assistaApplaud our Congressional delegation



Sandy Storm Aid$60 billion for NYand NJ.



So far Conappropria$9 billion.




Too little too late

So far Conappropria$9 billion.




Too little, too late.

8 days later

San Francisco Earthquake:October 18, 1989



8 days laterFederal aid was signed

into law.

30 days later

Hurricane Andrew hiton August 24, 1992



30 days laterFederal aid was signed into

law.

26 days later

Northridge (L.A.)earthquake onJanuary 17, 1994




into law.

49 days later

Hurricane Isabel hit onSeptember 18, 2003




into law.

Hurricane Katrina hit onAugust 29, 2005

10 days later



10 days later$51.8 billion relief package

17 days later

Hurricane Gustav hiton September 1, 2008and Hurricane Ike12 days later



17 days later$20 billion initial relief

package

Superstorm Sandy hit on October 29, 2



68 days laterCongress passes $9 billioninitial aid Superstorm Sandy

Today: 73 days and still countin



Our message to Congress is cle



New York is united.



Deliver the aid we need and deserv



Remember NY because NY will not forge

In closing



There is a longlist for 236th

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