Nassau County Interim Finance Authority Archived Websites

The Nassau County Interim Finance Authority was established in 2000 to monitor the county's finances, make transitional state aid available as it deems necessary, and comment on proposed borrowings by the county and "covered organizations." In the event that the county does not meet or seems unlikely to meet specific criteria outlined in the legislation that created the authority, the authority can impose a control period during which it can approve or disapprove proposed contracts and borrowings; withhold transitional state aid; approve, disapprove, or modify the county's financial plan; issue binding orders to local officials; and mandate wage freezes.

This series consists of archival copies of the publicly accessible website of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority.

B2143-07: This accretion consists of a copy of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority website produced on December 26, 2006, shortly before Governor George E. Pataki (1995-2006) left office. It includes information about the mission, leadership, and organizational structure of the authority and the text of the legislation outlining its powers and duties. It also contains minutes (2000-2007) of meetings of the authority's board of directors, press releases (2000-2007), audited financial statements (2000-2006), and information about the authority's debt (2006). Reports (2000-2006) concerning Nassau County's budgets and multi-year financial plans and special reports (2001) concerning its procurement and collective bargaining practices are also included.

Researchers should note that the "Continuing Disclosure" link on the "NIFA Debt" page does not work properly; however, the "Continuing Disclosure" page can be accessed via the "Site Map" page.

B2143-08: This accretion consists of a copy of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority website produced on May 9, 2008, shortly after the resignation of Governor Eliot L. Spitzer (2007-2008). Most of of the information contained within it is also present in the December 26, 2006 copy. Researchers should note that when this copy is accessed, the "About NIFA" page, not the home page, will display.

B2143-10: This accretion consists of a copy of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority website produced on December 30, 2010, shortly before Governor David A. Paterson (2008-2010) left office. It contains additional board of directors meeting minutes (2000-2010), press releases (2000-2007), audited financial statements (2000-2009), annual reports (2000-2009), and information about the authority's debt. Multi-year financial plans (2000-2010) and special reports (2001) concerning its procurement and collective bargaining practices are also included.

B2143-16: This accretion consists of a copy of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority website produced on December 8, 2016. It includes updated information about the mission, leadership, and organizational structure of the authority, the text of the legislation outlining its powers and duties, and policies governing its operations. It also includes additional annual reports (2000-2015) and meeting minutes of the authority's board of directors (2000-2016) and its Audit and Internal Controls Committee, Finance Committee, and Governance Committee (2008-2016). Press releases (2000-2015), audited financial statements (2000-2015), procurement reports (2008-2016), internal control assessments (2014-2015), information about the authority's debt (2018), reports (2000-2016) concerning Nassau County's budgets and multi-year financial plans, and an externally prepared special report (2011) identifying potential cost reduction strategies are also present.

B2143-20: This accretion consists of a copy of the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority website produced on February 10, 2020. It includes additional annual reports (2000-2018) and minutes of meetings of the authority's directors (2000-2019) and its Audit and Internal Controls Committee, Finance Committee, and Governance Committee (2008-2019). Press releases (2000-2015), audited financial statements (2000-2018), procurement reports (2008-2018), internal control assessments (2014-2018), information about the authority's debt (2018), reports (2000-2019) concerning Nassau County's budgets and multi-year financial plans, and two externally prepared special reports (2011, 2017) identifying potential cost reduction strategies are also present.

The New York State Archives used Web archiving software to copy these websites in order to preserve the information they contain.

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