New York State Division of the Budget Executive Offices Director's Subject and Correspondence Files
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Overview of the Records
Repository
- New York State Archives
222 Madison Avenue
Albany, NY 12230
Summary
- The series consists of administrative subject and correspondence files of Directors and Deputy Directors of the Division of the Budget. Also included are correspondence, day books, speeches, and publications. These records document the Division's policies, management, and operations; its working relationship with Executive Department officials and the Legislature; and its involvement in state fiscal and budgetary policy development.
Title
- Division of the Budget Executive Offices Director's subject and correspondence files
Quantity
- 109.75 cubic feet
Inclusive Dates
Bulk Dates
Series Number
- 16568
Creator
Arrangement
Arranged by subject.
16568-99, 16568-08: Chronological or rough chronological by year.
16568-10, 16568-12: Unarranged.
Scope and Content Note
The series consists of administrative subject and correspondence files of the Budget Director, the chief officer of the Division of the Budget. The records document the Division's policies, management, and operations; its working relationship with Executive Department officials and the Legislature; and its involvement in the development of state fiscal and budgetary policy.
16568-92: The records in this accretion span several years of the directorship of Wayne Diesel. Files include material on various budgetary issues, governor's programs, key item reporting, tax policies, legislative budget negotiations (including copies of some bills), budget forums and summaries, and issue papers and unit briefing material from numerous agencies (especially the departments of Social Services and Health) and relating to various subjects (such as the crack epidemic).
16568-99: This accretion consists of memoranda and letters sent to and received by the office of budget director, R. Wayne Diesel, to and from DOB unit heads and the governor's office concerning the governor's program, proposed legislative changes, and a variety of economic matters and issues.
16568-08: This accretion consists of the records of Paul Appleby, Director of the Budget from January 1, 1955 to his retirement in October 1957. He was succeeded by the Deputy Director, Clark Ahlberg. The records contain the Director's memoranda to Governor Harriman, memoranda to department and agency heads, correspondence, subject files, and assorted budget records.
16568-10A: The bulk of this accretion consists of memoranda, reports, speeches, and publications dating from ca. 1960-1980. A couple of the publications deal with the Temporary State Commission on the Constitutional Convention (1967).
16568-12: This accretion consists of correspondence, day books, and general subject files that were created by Budget Directors Dall Forsythe, Rudy Runko, and Pat Bulgaro. Records include correspondence to and from Division of the Budget unit heads and the governor's office concerning proposed legislative changes, and a variety of economic matters and issues. Subject files relating to various agencies including the Department of Transportation, Department of Correctional Services, and Department of Tax and Finance are also included.
Other Finding Aids
Container lists are available at the repository. An item list is available for accretion 16568-10A.
Acquisition Information
This series is now transferred to the State Archives under records disposition number 20733.
16568-08: This accretion was tranferred to Syracuse University in 1959 by Governor Harriman. It was later transferred to the New York State Archives in June 2006 and accessioned in January 2008.
16568-12: This accretion includes records from transfer lists 93-1, 91-5, 95-6, 95-4, 000016, 000010, and 050009.
16568-15: This accretion includes records from transfer list 090002.
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of the material.