Gov. Hochul proposes $110 million fund to build child care facilities
The proposal will be part of Hochul’s State of the State address on Jan. 14.
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yesterdayGov. Kathy Hochul was in Brooklyn Tuesday to propose a solution to making child care more affordable for parents.
Hochul announced a proposed $110 million in state funding to build new child care facilities and to support and renovate existing ones.
The proposal also includes creating a pool of substitute teachers through the Department of Labor and continuing the coalition on child care taskforce.
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