Create New York's first Master Plan for Aging
Campaign 2022Last updated Jun 29, 2026
The Commitment
What was promised
Create New York's first Master Plan for Aging
The Record
What’s happened
Executive Order No. 23 signed Nov 4, 2022; plan released.
Documentation
Evidence
governor.ny.govCross-reference
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