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S04757: Operation SNUG Gun Violence Prevention Grants

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S04757: Operation SNUG Gun Violence Prevention Grants

Senate Bill 4757 would establish the Operation SNUG program within the Division of Criminal Justice Services and provide grants to reduce, prevent, or respond to gun violence. The Senate passed the bill on June 4, 2026, and it is now in the Assembly Codes Committee.

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Who: Community-based violence intervention organizations, the Division of Criminal Justice Services, and communities affected by gun violence●Reviewed Jul 23, 2026

What the Bill Would Do

Senate Bill 4757 would establish the Operation SNUG program within the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS)[1]. The program would award grants to local governments and community organizations for services that aim to reduce, prevent, or respond to gun violence. The bill would require an annual executive-budget appropriation of at least $30 million for program grants.

The Assembly version is A05613, and the measure is currently in the Assembly Codes Committee.[2].

Current Status

S04757 was reported and committed to Finance on February 24, 2026. It later advanced to third reading and passed the Senate 59 to 1 on June 4, 2026. It was then delivered to the Assembly and referred to the Assembly Codes Committee.

What to Watch

Watch for Assembly action and whether the measure is enacted. The bill itself would require at least $30 million in annual executive-budget funding, including specified allocations and minimum county awards.

Sources

[1] NY Senate: S04757

S04757: Operation SNUG gun violence prevention grant program (2025-2026 Session)

[2] LegiScan: S04757

LegiScan bill tracker for NY S04757 (2025)

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