Happy Thanksgiving From State Comptroller DiNapoli
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Warm wishes for good health and happy times as you gather with loved one.
State Comptroller DiNapoli issued a statement following the Governor signing legislation enabling the Office of the State Comptroller to expedite certain unclaimed funds payments of $250 or less.
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City of Corning's Economic Development and Smart Growth Initiatives Build on Stable Fiscal Picture
The City of Corning, home to a Fortune 500 company and serving as a regional hub for art and culture, has avoided many of the challenges faced by other upstate communities in recent years and has plans to generate economic expansion and advance smart growth goals in the years ahead, according to a report released by State Comptroller DiNapoli.
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Allegany County Woman Arrested for Theft of Nearly $30,000 in Pension Checks
State Comptroller DiNapoli, Allegany County District Attorney Ian Jones, and the New York State Police announced the arrest of a Fillmore woman for the alleged theft of $29,893 in State pension checks sent to her deceased stepfather.
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Florida Man Charged with Stealing Nearly $80,000 in Pension Benefits Issued to His Deceased Father
State Comptroller DiNapoli and District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly announced that a Florida man was charged with grand larceny and identity theft for allegedly accepting, withdrawing and spending nearly $80,000 in funds from pension payments made by the New York State and Local Retirement System to the defendant’s father, who had passed away in 2019.
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Audit Finds More Oversight Needed for Certain Medicaid Managed Care Payments
A new audit from State Comptroller DiNapoli found that, between July 2018 and May 2023, about $117 million was paid for Medicaid services that did not conform to requirements of the Recipient Restriction Program because of a lack of oversight and controls by the Department of Health, the Office of the Medicaid Inspector General, and managed care organizations.
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Launch Your Public Service Career at the State Comptroller’s OfficeThe State Comptroller’s job training and internship programs prepare you with the knowledge and experience needed for a successful career in public service.
The State Comptroller’s job training and internship programs prepare you with the knowledge and experience needed for a successful career in public service.
Traineeships:
Start a new career or enhance your skillset in a one-or two-year traineeship. New York State recently increased salaries for over 280 trainee titles, including positions with the Comptroller’s Office. Many trainees are offered a full-time position after completing their program.
View Traineeship Opportunities
Start a new career or enhance your skillset in a one-or two-year traineeship. New York State recently increased salaries for over 280 trainee titles, including positions with the Comptroller’s Office. Many trainees are offered a full-time position after completing their program.
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Future Forward Internship Academy:
Applications for the State Comptroller’s summer 2025 Future Forward Internship Academy are now open!
Current college students can get paid, earn up to 13 semester credits, and gain experience in one of five career tracks this summer.
- Auditing
- Governmental Accounting & Management
- Human Resources & Administration
- Project Management
- Business Analysis
Learn More & Apply
Applications for the State Comptroller’s summer 2025 Future Forward Internship Academy are now open!
Current college students can get paid, earn up to 13 semester credits, and gain experience in one of five career tracks this summer.
- Auditing
- Governmental Accounting & Management
- Human Resources & Administration
- Project Management
- Business Analysis
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Burt Gulnick cleared of wrongdoing in handling of Ulster County funds
Florida man accused of stealing pension paid to dead father of Long Beach
Corning provides economic model for others to follow, comptroller says. Here's why.
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Thomas P. DiNapoli
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