State government: emergency services: nonprofit service providers.
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Majority
Fiscal committee
No
Appropriation
No
Current location
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows nonprofit service providers working with state agencies to request modifications to their service delivery methods during a state of war emergency or a state of emergency, as long as the contract’s goals are met. It requires nonprofits to notify agencies of program closures and document all related expenses to justify continued state funding. Additionally, the bill permits nonprofits to seek flexibility in contract terms when a disruption occurs without a declared state of emergency, subject to state agency approval.
Key provisions
- Nonprofits can request modifications to service delivery during emergencies.
- Nonprofits must notify state agencies of program closures and impacts.
- Nonprofits must document all expenditures related to program closures.
- State agencies must ensure funding is available for canceled services.
- Nonprofits can request contract flexibility without a declared emergency.
- State agencies can approve written requests for flexibility if reasonable.
- Fixed and regular costs continue as normal, hourly employees are paid anticipated wages during closures.
- Expenses not incurred due to closures are excluded from invoicing.
Who is affected
- Nonprofit service providers
- State agencies
- Emergency service recipients
- Government entities
- Contractors
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