Creates caseload standards for adult protective services workers

This bill establishes maximum caseload limits for adult protective services (APS) workers in New York State. It requires that full-time APS workers handle no more than 20 initial investigations or 30 ongoing cases at any time, with a total cap of 30 cases. The law directly affects local social services districts and APS workers by setting these numerical standards for case assignments. Additionally, it mandates annual reports tracking APS worker staffing and average caseloads across districts, to be included in the state's annual social services report.