New York State Governor's Office

The New York State Governor's Office is responsible for leading and managing the executive branch of the state government. It oversees the implementation of laws, develops policies, prepares the state’s budget, and sets priorities for how the state functions. The Governor, elected by residents, serves as the chief executive, representing New York publicly, making key appointments, and working with lawmakers to shape legislation. The Office supports the Governor in executing these duties and ensures effective governance for the people of New York.