NY S03401

Establishes an "Elderly Crime Prevention and Control Trust Fund" administered by the Division of Criminal Justice Services to fund crime prevention and detection programs benefiting persons age 62 and older.

Requires a $200 mandatory administrative assessment on any person convicted of a felony where the victim is an elderly person (age 62+), with funds deposited into the trust fund and court clerks retaining up to 5% as a processing fee.

Authorizes the Commissioner of Criminal Justice Services to award grants to local governments and agencies for designing, expanding, or implementing crime prevention programs that enhance safety and mobility for elderly persons.

Requires grant recipients to submit applications detailing program costs, goals, assessment standards, and local government endorsement; limits administrative expenditures to 50% of grant awards (or 75% if matched with local funds).

Mandates biannual reporting by grant recipients and annual legislative reports on applications received, approved, and denied; requires annual public hearings on proposed fund use and distribution; act expires June 30, 2020.