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Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions will meet at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items or proposals for discussion.

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The subcommittee will meet at City Hall to discuss land use matters. The agenda contains no specific items or proposals for discussion at this time.

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use will hold a hearing at City Hall. The specific items to be discussed or decided are not listed in the provided agenda text.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific land use items or legislative proposals at this time.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific land use items or legislative proposals in the provided text.

Committee on Land Use

City Council Stated Meeting

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Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The subcommittee is scheduled to meet on September 8, 2026. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific items for decision or discussion.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 11:00 AM in Hearing Room 3 at City Hall. The meeting agenda is currently procedural and does not list specific items for discussion.

• Public hearing scheduled for September 9, 2026
• Location: City Hall, Hearing Room 3
• Subcommittee members include Farah N. Louis, David M. Carr, and others

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the meeting header and a list of council members. There are no specific legislative items, proposals, or decisions listed on this agenda.

Committee on Education

The Committee on Education will hold an oversight hearing regarding the use of screens in New York City public schools. This meeting is being held jointly with the Committee on Oversight and Investigations.

• Oversight hearing: Examining the Use of Screens in New York City Public Schools

Committee on Oversight and Investigations

The Committee on Oversight and Investigations, held jointly with the Committee on Education, will examine how screens are used within NYC public schools. This meeting focuses on oversight regarding digital screen usage in the school system.

• Oversight hearing: Examining the Use of Screens in New York City Public Schools

Committee on Land Use

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use will meet to discuss items on the land use calendar. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at 11:30 AM in Hearing Room 3 at 250 Broadway.

• Meeting scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, 2026
• Location: 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 3
• Committee Members: Kevin C. Riley, Chair, and 11 other members
• Meeting is procedural; no specific agenda items listed
• See Land Use Calendar for details

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises is scheduled to meet on September 23, 2026. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific items for decision or discussion.

City Council Stated Meeting

This is a stated meeting of the New York City Council. The provided agenda contains only procedural information regarding the meeting time and location.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises is scheduled to meet on October 6, 2026. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific items for decision or discussion.

Committee on Land Use

The agenda is procedural boilerplate and does not list specific items for decision or discussion.

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the meeting header and a list of council members. There are no specific legislative items, proposals, or decisions listed in the text.

Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts

The Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts is reviewing several local laws. Discussions include increasing civil penalties for engine idling and regulating how citizen complaints are used to enforce environmental laws. The committee is also considering a code of conduct for citizen noise complaints.

• Increasing civil penalties for idling infractions (Int 0011-2026-A)
• Regulating engine idling and use of citizen complaints (Int 0561-2026-A)
• Establishing a code of conduct for citizen noise complaints (Int 0869-2026-A)

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided text is a procedural header for the New York City Council stated meeting on October 22, 2026. It lists the meeting location at City Hall, the scheduled time, and the full roster of council members. No bills, public hearings, contracts, or policy votes are included in this excerpt.

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the meeting header and a list of council members. There are no specific legislative items, proposals, or decisions listed on this agenda.

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the meeting header and a list of council members. No specific legislative items, proposals, or decisions are listed in the text.

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document is a header and member list for a City Council Stated Meeting. No specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions are recorded in this text.

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the meeting header and a list of council members. There are no specific legislative items, proposals, or decisions listed in the text.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific land use items or legislative proposals at this time.

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety is considering Int. 0913-A. This local law would amend the administrative code of the City of New York regarding the maximum age allowed for taking the civil service examination to become a police officer.

• Int. 0913-A: Local Law to raise the maximum age for police officer civil service examinations

The Committee on Public Safety voted to approve Introduction No. 913‑A. All nine committee members listed (Feliz, Ariola, Banks, Gutiérrez, Hankerson, Hanks, Nurse, Sanchez, Wong) voted affirmative. No other actions or votes were recorded in these minutes.

• Approved Introduction No. 913‑A (unanimous affirmative vote)

City Council Stated Meeting

The City Council is meeting to discuss and decide on various land use rezonings, landmark designations, and local laws. Key items include official compensation adjustments and wellness checks for older adults during weather events.

• Int 0983-2026-A: Compensation of the mayor, public advocate, city council members, borough presidents, comptroller, and district attorneys
• Int 0812-2026-A: Wellness checks on older adults during certain weather events
• Int 0972-2026: Decreasing the credit against city personal income tax for residents' share of city unincorporated business tax
• Res 0562-2026 through Res 0564-2026: Landmark designations for Public School 15 Annex (Brooklyn), Church of Saint Mary (Manhattan), and Lithuanian Alliance Building (Manhattan)
• Multiple rezonings including 164th Street (Queens), 198-208 Richmond Terrace (Staten Island), and 2950 West 24th Street (Brooklyn)

The City Council adopted the consent agenda and approved a series of land‑use applications, resolutions, and committee reports. Notable votes included the Committee on Finance (43‑6‑2) and Int 0983‑2026‑A (42‑6‑1‑2). Several land‑use applications were approved, with LU 0096‑2026 and LU 0097‑2026 approved with modifications and sent to the City Planning Commission.

• Consent agenda approved by consent (48 affirmative, 1 non‑voting, 2 absent)
• Committee on Finance (Int 0972‑2026) approved 43‑6‑2 vote
• Int 0983‑2026‑A approved 42‑6‑1‑2 vote (abstain by Speaker Menin)
• Land Use Call‑Ups M 0085‑2026 and M 0086‑2026 approved by consent
• Land Use Application LU 0096‑2026 approved with modifications and referred to City Planning Commission
• Resolution 0551‑2026 approved by consent
• Report of Committee on Aging (Int 0812‑2026‑A) approved by consent
• Report of Committee on Civil Service and Labor (Int 0692‑2026‑A) approved by consent

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the header and member list for the City Council Stated Meeting. There are no specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions listed in the text.

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

The Committee will consider a pre‑considered Local Law that would amend the New York City Charter and Administrative Code. The amendment would address the compensation of the mayor, public advocate, city council members, borough presidents, the comptroller, and district attorneys. The item is listed as T2026‑2196‑A.

• Local Law T2026‑2196‑A to amend charter and code on compensation for mayor, public advocate, council members, borough presidents, comptroller, and district attorneys

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation approved Introduction 0398‑2026 with six affirmative votes and one non‑voting member. The committee also approved Introduction 0983‑2026‑A as a P‑C item with five affirmative votes, one negative vote, and one non‑voting member.

• Approved Introduction 0398‑2026 (6‑0‑1)
• Approved Introduction 0983‑2026‑A as P‑C item (5‑1‑1)

Committee on Civil Service and Labor

The Committee on Civil Service and Labor is reviewing a proposed local law regarding workforce stabilization payments for school paraprofessionals. The proposal includes provisions for the repeal of the law upon its expiration.

• Proposed Int. No. 692-A: Local Law regarding workforce stabilization payments for school paraprofessionals

The Committee on Civil Service and Labor voted to approve Introduction No. 692-A. All seven committee members present voted affirmatively. The approval was recorded by roll call.

• Approved Introduction No. 692-A (unanimous 7-0)

Committee on Aging

The Committee on Aging will discuss proposed Intro 812-A, which would require the city to conduct wellness checks on older adults during certain weather events and repeal redundant definitions of 'older adult' from multiple sections of the administrative code.

• Int 0812-2026: A local law requiring wellness checks on older adults during certain weather events and cleaning up repeated definitions of 'older adult'

The Committee on Aging met on July 16, 2026 at City Hall. A motion to approve Introduction No. 812-A was made and passed by roll call. The vote recorded six members in favor—Zhuang, Aldebol, Brewer, Dinowitz, Hudson, and Schulman—and one member, Mealy, absent. No other actions were recorded.

• Approved Introduction No. 812-A (6-0, 1 absent)

Committee on Small Business

The Committee on Small Business is considering Int. 0955-A. This local law would amend the New York City Charter to coordinate required inspections to speed up the opening of new businesses.

• Int. 0955-A: Local Law to amend the New York City Charter regarding inspection coordination

The Committee on Small Business voted to approve Introduction No. 955‑A. All seven committee members—Thomas‑Henry, Brooks‑Powers, Hanif, Maloney, Morano, Salaam, and Santosuosso—cast affirmative votes. The approval was recorded by roll call.

• Approved Introduction No. 955‑A (7‑0)

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will consider a resolution regarding organization funding in the Expense Budget and a local law to amend the city personal income tax code. These items are listed as preconsidered for discussion.

• Resolution T2026-2224: Designations and changes for organizations receiving Expense Budget funding
• Local Law T2026-2214: Amendment to the administrative code regarding city personal income tax credits

The Committee on Finance voted to approve Resolution T2026-2224 with 15 votes in favor and 2 members absent. It also approved Introduction T2026-2214 with 13 votes in favor, 2 votes against, and 2 members absent. Both items were recorded as approved by the committee.

• Approved Resolution T2026-2224 (15-0)
• Approved Introduction T2026-2214 (13-2)

Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations is reviewing a proposal for a study on draft riots memorials and two commemorative resolutions. The body will discuss designating specific months and days for cultural and individual recognition.

• Int 0496-2026-A: Study and report on installing art or structures to acknowledge the draft riots of 1863
• Res 0187-2026: Declaring July as Muslim-American Heritage Month
• Res 0371-2026: Declaring August 6 as Fatman Scoop Recognition Day

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations voted to approve Introduction Int. 0496-2026. The committee also approved Resolution 0371-2026. Both motions were approved by roll call with all seven members voting affirmative.

• Approved Introduction Int. 0496-2026 (affirmative: Williams, Hudson, Louis, Maloney, Ossé, Stevens, Ung)
• Approved Resolution 0371-2026 (affirmative: Williams, Hudson, Louis, Maloney, Ossé, Stevens, Ung)

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will hold an oversight hearing regarding T2026-2227. The discussion focuses on financial tools used to maintain the affordability of Mitchell-Lama housing.

• Oversight hearing: Financial Tools for Maintaining the Affordability of Mitchell-Lama Housing (T2026-2227)

The New York City Council Finance Committee met on July 15, 2026 at City Hall. The minutes list roll call, attachment filings, and oversight references. No votes, approvals, denials, or other substantive actions were documented.

Committee on Housing and Buildings

The Committee on Housing and Buildings will hold an oversight hearing regarding financial tools used to maintain the affordability of Mitchell-Lama housing. The meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2026.

• Oversight hearing: Financial Tools for Maintaining the Affordability of Mitchell-Lama Housing (T2026-2230)

The Housing and Buildings Committee conducted an oversight hearing and filed Resolution 0083-2026. No substantive approvals, denials, or votes on policy items were recorded.

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health is considering Int 0943-2026, a local law that would prohibit the operation of horse drawn cabs. This action includes repealing several sections of the city administrative code related to carriage horses and horse drawn cabs.

• Int 0943-2026: Local Law to prohibit horse drawn cab operations and repeal specific administrative code sections

The Committee on Health met on July 15, 2026, with a roll call of members and other council members attending. The meeting consisted of a hearing and the introduction of Int. No. 943, noting that its sunset date applies. No votes, approvals, denials, or other substantive decisions were recorded.

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The subcommittee will review several applications for landmark designations in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Additionally, members will consider urban development actions, tax exemptions, and a new high school site selection.

• Landmark designation for Public School 15 Annex at 72 Schermerhorn Street
• Landmark designation for Church of Saint Mary at 440 Grand Street
• Landmark designation for Lithuanian Alliance Building at 307 West 30th Street
• Urban development action area project and tax exemption for properties at 511 West 171 Street, 501 West 174 Street, and 522 West 174 Street
• Site selection for a new 801-seat high school at 25 Wall Street

The Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions approved several land use applications. All approved items passed via roll call vote with six affirmative votes and one absence.

• Approved LU 0091-2026 (6-0)
• Approved LU 0092-2026 (6-0)
• Approved LU 0093-2026 (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2210 with companion resolution (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2211 with companion resolution (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2240 with companion resolution (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2241 with companion resolution (6-0)

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use will hold hearings regarding various rezoning, landmark designations, and housing projects. Items include several mandatory inclusionary housing area establishments across Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.

• Landmark designation for Public School 15 Annex at 72 Schermerhorn Street
• Landmark designation for Church of Saint Mary at 440 Grand Street
• Landmark designation for Lithuanian Alliance Building at 307 West 30th Street
• Rezoning and Mandatory Inclusionary Housing for 164th Street, Queens
• Rezoning and Mandatory Inclusionary Housing for 50-20 108th Street, Queens

The Committee on Land Use approved several land use applications and one introduction. Most applications were approved with companion resolutions, while others were approved with modifications and referred to the CPC.

• Approved Int. 0833-2026 (Laid Over)
• Approved LU 0091-2026 (13-0)
• Approved LU 0092-2026 (13-0)
• Approved LU 0093-2026 (13-0)
• Approved LU 0094-2026 (13-0)
• Approved LU 0095-2026 (13-0)
• Approved LU 0096-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (13-0)
• Approved LU 0097-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (13-0)

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises is reviewing several land-use applications across Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and the Bronx. These items include requests for zoning map amendments, the establishment of Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Areas, and special permits for mixed-use developments.

• 164th Street Rezoning: R3-2 to R6A and C2-4 in Queens, Community District 8
• 50-20 108th Street Rezoning: R6B to R7A and C2-4 in Queens, Community District 4
• 198-208 Richmond Terrace: R6 to R7-3 and C2-4 in Staten Island, Community District 1
• 2950 West 24th Street Rezoning: R6 to R7-3 and C2-4 in Brooklyn, Community District 13
• 63-02 Fresh Pond Road Rezoning: R5B to R6A and C2-4 in Queens, Community District 5

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises approved several land use applications during its July 14, 2026 meeting. Some applications were approved with modifications and referred to the City Planning Commission.

• Approved LU 0094-2026 (9-0)
• Approved LU 0095-2026 (9-0)
• Approved LU 0096-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0097-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0098-2026 (9-0)
• Approved LU 0099-2026 (9-0)
• Approved LU 0100-2026 (9-0)
• Approved LU 0101-2026 (9-0)

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will hold an oversight hearing regarding financial tools used to maintain the affordability of Mitchell-Lama housing. The meeting is scheduled for July 13, 2026.

• Oversight hearing: Financial Tools for Maintaining the Affordability of Mitchell-Lama Housing (T2026-2227)

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The subcommittee is reviewing several landmark designation applications submitted by the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Additionally, the committee will consider two preconsidered applications from HPD regarding property in Manhattan.

• Designation of Public School 15 Annex at 72 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn
• Designation of Church of Saint Mary at 440 Grand Street, Manhattan
• Designation of Lithuanian Alliance Building at 307 West 30th Street, Manhattan
• Urban development action area project for 511 West 171 Street, 501 West 174 Street, and 522 West 174 Street
• Tax exemption for property at 511 West 171 Street, 501 West 174 Street, and 522 West 174 Street

The subcommittee held hearings on five agenda items but laid them all over, meaning they were postponed to a future meeting. No applications were approved, denied, or amended during this session.

• Laid over LU 0091-2026
• Laid over LU 0092-2026
• Laid over LU 0093-2026
• Laid over T2026-2210 (P-C Item)
• Laid over T2026-2211 (P-C Item)

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation is reviewing a local law regarding the compensation of several city offices. This includes the Mayor, Public Advocate, City Council members, Borough Presidents, Comptroller, and District Attorneys.

• T2026-2196: Local Law to amend the New York City Charter and Administrative Code regarding official compensation

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation held a hearing on Introduction No. T2026-2196 and then laid it over for further review. The minutes record only this procedural action; no other measures were voted on or approved during the session.

• Held a hearing on Introduction No. T2026-2196
• Laid over Introduction No. T2026-2196 for further review

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The subcommittee will meet at City Hall to discuss land use matters. The agenda contains no specific items or proposals for discussion at this time.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The New York City Council Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will discuss four zoning applications submitted by private developers for properties in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. Each proposal seeks to change existing district classifications to allow mixed-use construction and establish Mandatory Inclusionary Housing areas. One application also requests special permits to reduce required parking spaces and adjust building floor-area calculations. These changes would alter what can be built at each address if approved by the city.

• Rezoning application for 2950 West 24th Street in Brooklyn (Council District 47) to change R6 and C1-2 districts to R7-3/C2-4, plus parking reduction permits
• Rezoning application for 63-02 Fresh Pond Road in Queens (Council District 30) to change an R5B district to R6A/C2-4
• Rezoning application for 1160 Pugsley Avenue in the Bronx (Council District 18) to change an R5 district to R7A/C2-4
• Rezoning application for 1166 Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn (Council District 36) to change an R6A district to R7X
• All four proposals include amendments to establish Mandatory Inclusionary Housing areas under the Zoning Resolution

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises held hearings for several land use applications. All discussed items were laid over by the subcommittee.

• Laid over LU 0100-2026
• Laid over LU 0101-2026
• Laid over LU 0102-2026
• Laid over LU 0103-2026
• Laid over LU 0104-2026
• Laid over LU 0105-2026
• Laid over LU 0106-2026
• Laid over LU 0107-2026

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management will review several local laws regarding waste management. Discussions include expanding sidewalk cleanliness routing, creating a commercial waste zones working group, and establishing borough-wide composting facilities.

• Expansion of the commercial citywide routing system for sidewalk cleanliness violations
• Creation of a commercial waste zones working group
• Collection and sale of organic waste by community composters
• Requirement for DSNY to accept commercial solid waste at marine and rail transfer stations
• Establishment of organic waste composting facilities in each borough

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management held hearings for multiple legislative introductions. Several items, including Int 0075-2026, Int 0353-2026, Int 0356-2026, Int 0367-2026, Int 0369-2026, and Int 0911-2026-A, were laid over by the committee.

• Int 0075-2026: Hearing held and laid over by Committee
• Int 0353-2026: Hearing held and laid over by Committee
• Int 0356-2026: Hearing held and laid over by Committee
• Int 0367-2026: Hearing held and laid over by Committee
• Int 0369-2026: Hearing held and laid over by Committee
• Int 0911-2026: Hearing held; amended by Committee
• Int 0911-2026-A: Laid over by Committee

Committee on Parks and Recreation

The Committee on Parks and Recreation will consider a local law regarding the online publication of biographical information for past street and park name changes. The committee is also reviewing proposals to name 103 thoroughfares and public places across the five boroughs.

• Int 0859-2026-A: Local law regarding online publication of biographical info for street/park name changes
• T2026-2148: Naming of 103 thoroughfares and public places across all five boroughs
• T2026-2166: Resolution to ceremonially name NYC locations for the 2026 NBA champion New York Knicks

The Committee on Parks and Recreation approved Introduction No. 859-A following a committee amendment. The committee also approved Int. No. 956 and a resolution identified as T2026-2166.

• Approved Int. No. 859-A (11-0)
• Approved Int. No. 956 (11-0)
• Approved Resolution T2026-2166 (11-0)

Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education

The Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education will consider two local laws. One proposal involves amending the administrative code regarding background check requirements for childcare providers, employees, and volunteers. The second proposal seeks to establish an office of child care and early childhood education.

• Int 0015-2026: Background check reporting for childcare providers, employees, and volunteers
• Int 0580-2026: Establishing an office of child care and early childhood education

The Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education approved two amended introductions. Both Int. No. 15-A and Int. No. 580-A passed with unanimous votes from the members present.

• Approved Int. No. 15-A (7-0)
• Approved Int. No. 580-A (7-0)

Committee on Education

The Committee on Education is considering two local laws regarding childcare. One proposal addresses reporting requirements for background checks for providers, employees, and volunteers, while the other proposes establishing an office of child care and early childhood education.

• Int 0015-2026 A: Background check requirements for child care providers, employees, and volunteers
• Int 0580-2026 A: Establishing an office of child care and early childhood education

The Committee on Education approved two amended legislative introductions. Both items underwent committee amendments prior to approval.

• Approved Int 0015-2026-A (13-0)
• Approved Int 0580-2026-A (13-0)

City Council Stated Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items related to the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including the expense, contract, and capital budgets. The agenda also includes discussions on property tax interest rates, child care regulations, and land use applications.

• Appropriation of $819.1 million in new City revenues for Fiscal Year 2026
• Rezoning review for 2950 West 24th Street
• Establishment of property tax interest rates for Fiscal Year 2027 ranging from 2.5% to 16%
• Local law regarding background checks for child care providers and volunteers
• Land use applications for GoQuay LLC and the NYS Metropolitan Transportation Authority in Brooklyn

The City Council approved several resolutions, including multiple items from the Committee on Education. A Land Use Call-Up was also approved and referred to the Committee on Land Use.

• Approved Land Use Call-Up (51-0)
• Approved Int. 0015-2026-A by consent
• Approved Int. 0580-2026-A by consent
• Approved Res 0529-2026 (45-6)
• Approved Res 0530-2026 (44-7)
• Approved Res 0531-2026 (44-7)
• Approved Res 0532-2026 (44-7)
• Approved Res 0533-2026 (50-1)

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management will consider two proposed local laws. One proposal involves expanding categories of establishments subject to commercial organic waste disposal requirements, while the other concerns the use of adhesive stickers for alternate side parking enforcement.

• Int 0031-2026: Expanding categories for commercial organic waste disposal requirements
• Int 0092-2026: Use of adhesive stickers on motor vehicles for alternate side parking enforcement

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management held hearings and approved two committee-amended introductions requiring agency rule-making (Int 31-A and Int 92-A). Both measures passed with a 10-1 vote, with Council Member Vernikov voting against each. The provided minutes do not detail the specific regulatory content of either introduction. These approvals advance both proposals to the full City Council for further consideration.

• Approved Int 31-A requiring agency rule-making (10-1)
• Approved Int 92-A requiring agency rule-making (10-1)
• Adopted committee amendments for both introductions before approval

Committee on Civil and Human Rights

The Committee on Civil and Human Rights will hold a hearing regarding T2026-2090. This item concerns oversight for racial equity planning for measurable impact.

• Oversight - Racial Equity Planning for Measurable Impact (T2026-2090)

Committee on Housing and Buildings

The Committee on Housing and Buildings is reviewing a local law to amend the city administrative code. The proposal relates to the establishment of a rental assistance voucher program.

• T2026-2197: Local Law to establish a rental assistance voucher program

The Committee on Housing and Buildings approved Introduction T2026-2197, which requires agency rule-making and a report. The action was passed with an affirmative vote from all members present.

• Approved Introduction T2026-2197 (11-0)

Committee on Women and Gender Equity

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity will consider Resolution 0069-2026. This resolution opposes a federal executive order and calls on the New York State Department of Education to maintain local policies protecting transgender and gender-nonconforming students.

• Resolution 0069-2026 regarding protections for transgender and gender-nonconforming students

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity approved Res 0069-2026. The resolution was held for a hearing by the committee.

• Approved Res 0069-2026 (5-0)

Committee on Small Business

The New York City Council Committee on Small Business will review two proposed local laws affecting retail regulations. One bill would create a program to fund security system technology for small retail businesses. A second proposal seeks to repeal administrative code sections covering security grille visibility outreach, penalties for non-conforming grilles, and retroactive application rules.

• Proposed Int. No. 553-A: Local law establishing financial assistance for small retail businesses to purchase security system technology
• Proposed Int. No. 910-A: Local law repealing administrative code sections on security grille visibility outreach, penalties for non-conforming grilles, and retroactive application rules

The Committee on Small Business approved two amended legislative introductions. The first item was approved with one negative vote, and the second was approved unanimously.

• Approved Int 0553-2026-A (6-1)
• Approved Int 0910-2026-A (7-0)

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance is reviewing several components of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including the expense, contract, and capital budgets. The agenda also includes resolutions to establish annual interest rates for delinquent property taxes based on assessed values.

• Interest rate of 6% per annum for properties with assessed value up to $250,000
• Interest rate of 9% per annum for properties with assessed value between $250,000 and $450,000
• Interest rate of 16% per annum for properties with assessed value above $450,000
• Interest rate of 2.5% per annum for certain property tax installment payment agreements
• Appropriation of $819.1 million in new City revenues for Fiscal Year 2026

The Committee on Finance held a hearing on multiple budget-related items, including various resolutions and Mayor's Messages. Most items were approved by roll call vote, with some receiving opposition from one or two members.

• Approved Res 0529-2026 (14-1)
• Approved Res 0530-2026 (13-2)
• Approved Res 0531-2026 (13-2)
• Approved Res 0532-2026 (13-2)
• Approved Res 0533-2026 (15-0)
• Approved Mayor's Message M 0069-2026 (14-1)
• Approved Res 0539-2026 (14-1)
• Approved Res 0540-2026 (14-1)

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management will review several local laws regarding waste management. Discussions include the expansion of sidewalk cleanliness routing, the creation of a commercial waste zones working group, and organic waste composting initiatives.

• Expansion of citywide commercial routing for sidewalk cleanliness violations (Int 0075-2026)
• Creation of a commercial waste zones working group (Int 0353-2026)
• Collection and sale of organic waste by community composters (Int 0356-2026)
• Acceptance of commercial solid waste at city-owned marine and rail transfer stations (Int 0367-2026)
• Establishment of organic waste composting facilities in each borough (Int 0369-2026)

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda refers members to the Land Use Calendar for specific item details.

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety will consider a local law regarding police security perimeters near schools. The proposal involves amending the city administrative code to require a transparency report.

• Int 0929-2026-A: Local Law regarding NYPD security perimeters adjacent to educational facilities

The Committee on Public Safety approved the amended version of Int. No. 929-A. The vote included seven affirmative votes and two negative votes.

• Approved amended Int. No. 929-A (7-2)

Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations will consider several resolutions regarding United States history and local cultural identity. Items include commemorations for the nation's 250th anniversary and declarations related to the New York Knicks.

• Resolution commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States
• Resolution declaring July 2 as Freedom Day in New York City
• Resolution celebrating the New York Knicks' 2026 NBA Championship
• Resolution calling for instruction on African descent history in public schools
• Resolution declaring June 13 as New York Knicks Day

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations approved Res 0005-2026 and Res 0015-2026. Additionally, five P-C items were approved by the committee.

• Approved Res 0005-2026 (6-0)
• Approved Res 0015-2026 (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2142 (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2123 (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2108 (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2140 (6-0)
• Approved T2026-2124 (6-0)

City Council Stated Meeting

The provided document contains only the header and member list for the City Council Stated Meeting. No specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions are recorded in this text.

Committee on Parks and Recreation

The Committee on Parks and Recreation will consider a local law regarding the online publication of biographical information for past street and park name changes. The committee is also reviewing proposals to name 103 thoroughfares and public places across several boroughs and a resolution to honor the 2026 NBA champion New York Knicks.

• Int. 0859-2026: Local law regarding online publication of biographical information for street/park name changes
• T2026-2147: Naming of 103 thoroughfares and public places across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and the Bronx
• T2026-2166: Resolution to ceremonially name NYC locations for one year honoring the 2026 New York Knicks

Committee on Small Business

The Committee on Small Business is considering a program to provide financial assistance to small retail businesses for security system technology. The committee is also reviewing a proposal to repeal several administrative code sections regarding security grille visibility and penalties.

• Int 0553-2026: Financial assistance for small retail business security systems
• Int 0910-2026: Repeal of security grille visibility requirements and related penalties

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management will consider two proposed local laws. One proposal involves expanding categories of establishments subject to commercial organic waste disposal requirements, while the other concerns the use of adhesive stickers for alternate side parking enforcement.

• Int 0031-2026: Expanding commercial organic waste disposal requirements
• Int 0092-2026: Use of adhesive stickers on motor vehicles for parking enforcement

Committee on Education

The Committee on Education is considering two local laws. One proposal involves amending the administrative code regarding requirements for child care provider background checks, while the other proposes establishing an office of child care and early childhood education.

• Int 0015-2026 A: Background check requirements for child care providers, employees, and volunteers
• Int 0580-2026 A: Establishing an office of child care and early childhood education

Committee on Women and Gender Equity

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity is considering Resolution 0069-2026. This resolution opposes a federal executive order and calls on the New York State Department of Education to maintain local policies protecting transgender and gender-nonconforming students.

• Resolution 0069-2026 regarding protections for transgender and gender-nonconforming students

Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations will consider several preconsidered resolutions. These items include commemorations of the United States 250th anniversary, Freedom Day, and the New York Knicks.

• Res 0005-2026: Commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States
• Res 0015-2026: Declaring July 2 as Freedom Day in New York City
• T2026-2142: Celebrating the New York Knicks' 2026 NBA Championship
• T2026-2108: Calling for instruction on African descent history in public schools
• T2026-2140: Declaring June 13 as New York Knicks Day

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety is considering Int. 0929-A. This local law would amend the administrative code to require a transparency report regarding NYPD security perimeters adjacent to educational facilities.

• Proposed Int. No. 929-A: Transparency report for NYPD security perimeters near schools

Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education

The Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education will review two proposed local laws. One proposal concerns requirements for child care provider background checks, while the other proposes establishing an office of child care and early childhood education.

• Int 0015-2026: Background check requirements for child care providers, employees, and volunteers
• Int 0580-2026: Establishing an office of child care and early childhood education

Committee on Workforce Development

The Committee on Workforce Development will hold an oversight hearing regarding the implementation of the Green Economy Action Plan. This meeting is being held jointly with the Committee on Economic Development.

• Oversight of Implementing the Green Economy Action Plan (T2026-2047)

The Committee on Workforce Development held a joint oversight hearing with the Committee on Economic Development. No votes, approvals, or legislative actions were recorded in the minutes.

Committee on Economic Development

The Committee on Economic Development will hold an oversight hearing regarding the implementation of the Green Economy Action Plan. This meeting is being held jointly with the Committee on Workforce Development.

• Oversight: Implementing the Green Economy Action Plan

The Committee on Economic Development held an oversight hearing jointly with the Committee on Workforce Development. The record contains no documentation of votes, approved items, or specific legislative actions taken.

Committee on Women and Gender Equity

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity is reviewing oversight of access to gender-affirming care for transgender and nonbinary youth. The agenda includes a local law regarding health resource mapping and a resolution concerning anti-bias training for medical students.

• Int 0949-2026: Local Law requiring DOHMH to provide LGBTQI+ health resources and a service map
• Res 0208-2026: Resolution calling on NY State to mandate anti-bias training for medical students

Committee on Hospitals

The Committee on Hospitals is reviewing oversight of access to gender-affirming care for transgender and nonbinary youth. The meeting includes discussion of a local law regarding health service mapping and a resolution concerning state-level medical student training.

• Int 0949-2026: Local Law requiring DOHMH to provide LGBTQI+ health resources and a searchable map
• Res 0208-2026: Resolution calling for state anti-bias training for all medical students

Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use

The Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use is reviewing oversight of gender-affirming care access for transgender and nonbinary youth. The meeting includes a local law proposal regarding LGBTQI+ health service maps and a resolution concerning anti-bias training for medical students.

• Int 0949-2026: Local Law to require DOHMH to provide LGBTQI+ health resources and a searchable map
• Res 0208-2026: Resolution calling on NY State legislature and Governor to pass S.319/A.5625 regarding anti-bias training for medical students
• Oversight of access to gender-affirming care and mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth

Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure is considering a resolution regarding MTA fare structures. The proposal calls on the New York State Legislature and Governor to allow unlimited transfers within a two-hour period for pay-per-ride users.

• Resolution 0143-2026-A: Unlimited transfers within a two-hour period for MTA subway or bus pay-per-ride users

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure approved an amended version of Resolution 0143-2026. The vote included seven affirmative votes, two absences, one conflict, and one medical absence.

• Approved Res 0143-2026-A (7-2)

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use is reviewing several zoning amendments and special permits. These include rezoning requests in Brooklyn's Community District 1 and development proposals near 801 Eleventh Avenue and 629 West 54th Street in Manhattan.

• Zoning map amendments for GoQuay LLC and NYS Metropolitan Transportation Authority in Brooklyn, Council District 33
• Establishment of a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area in Brooklyn, Community District 1
• Proposed development on the west side of Franklin Street, Brooklyn
• Elimination of a portion of Inlet Park between Quay Street and the U.S. Bulkhead Line
• Zoning amendments for Dewitt Clinton Park North at 801 Eleventh Avenue and 629 West 54th Street in Manhattan

The Committee on Land Use approved multiple land use applications with modifications and referred them to the CPC. One application was filed by the committee.

• Approved LU 0067-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)
• Approved LU 0068-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)
• Approved LU 0069-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)
• Filed LU 0070-2026 by Committee (12-0)
• Approved LU 0071-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)
• Approved LU 0072-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)
• Approved LU 0073-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)
• Approved LU 0074-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (12-0)

Committee on Criminal Justice

The Committee on Criminal Justice is holding an oversight hearing regarding court operations. The discussion focuses on methods to reduce the current jail population.

• Oversight hearing: Improving Court Operations to Reduce the Jail Population (T2026-1957)

The Committee on Criminal Justice held an oversight hearing on June 25, 2026. The record indicates the meeting was for oversight purposes, but no specific actions or votes were documented.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The subcommittee will review several zoning amendments and special permit requests. These include rezoning and mandatory inclusionary housing in Brooklyn's Community District 1, and similar rezoning and floor area distribution requests for properties at 801 Eleventh Avenue and 629 West 54th Street in Manhattan.

• Zoning map amendments for GoQuay LLC and MTA in Brooklyn, Community District 1
• Establishment of a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area in Brooklyn, Community District 1
• Elimination of a portion of Inlet Park between Quay Street and the U.S. Bulkhead Line
• Zoning map amendments for 801 11th Ave., LLC to establish a Special Hudson River Park District
• Special permit for floor area distribution at 801 11th Avenue, Manhattan

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises approved several land use applications with modifications and referred them to the CPC. One application was filed by the subcommittee.

• Approved LU 0067-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0068-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0069-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Filed LU 0070-2026 by Subcommittee (9-0)
• Approved LU 0071-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0072-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0073-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)
• Approved LU 0074-2026 with modifications and referred to CPC (9-0)

City Council Stated Meeting

This is a stated meeting of the New York City Council. The provided agenda contains only procedural information regarding the meeting time and location.

Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure will consider several local laws regarding transit infrastructure and sidewalk cafe operations. Proposed items include requirements for lighting under elevated train lines and new rules for cafe enclosures, cleanliness, and fee payments.

• Requirement for DOT to install lighting under elevated train lines
• Notification sign requirements for upcoming disruptive work
• Seasonal enclosure rules for sidewalk cafes
• Sanitation and cleanliness requirements for roadway and sidewalk cafes
• Quarterly installment options for cafe revocable consent fees

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure held hearings for five different introductions. All items discussed were laid over by the committee.

• Laid over Int 0845-2026
• Laid over Int 0866-2026
• Laid over Int 0894-2026
• Laid over Int 0917-2026
• Laid over Int 0918-2026

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions will meet at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items or proposals for discussion.

Committee on General Welfare

The Committee on General Welfare, held jointly with the Committee on Women and Gender Equity, will conduct an oversight hearing regarding housing instability among LGBTQ+ individuals in New York City.

• Oversight: Housing Instability Among LGBTQ+ Individuals in NYC (T2026-1855)

The Committee on General Welfare held an oversight hearing jointly with the Committee on Women and Gender Equity. No votes or legislative actions were recorded in the minutes provided.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific land use items or legislative proposals at this time.

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific land use items or legislative proposals at this time.

Committee on Women and Gender Equity

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity will hold an oversight hearing regarding housing instability among LGBTQ+ individuals in New York City. This meeting is being held jointly with the Committee on General Welfare.

• Oversight: Housing Instability Among LGBTQ+ Individuals in NYC (T2026-1856)

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity held a joint oversight hearing with the Committee on General Welfare. No votes, approvals, or specific legislative actions were documented in the minutes provided.

Committee on Education

The Committee on Education will discuss several local laws regarding school transparency and data privacy. Items include studies on gifted and talented programs and special education access, alongside reporting requirements for algorithmic tools in schools.

• Disclosure of school admissions policies (Int 0412-2026)
• Study on language access and geography in gifted and talented programs (Int 0684-2026)
• Study on language access, income, and geography in special education (Int 0853-2026)
• Annual reporting on approved algorithmic tools in schools (T2026-2129)
• Quarterly reporting on data breaches of school algorithmic tools (T2026-2130)

The Committee on Education held oversight and legislative hearings for multiple items. Several introductions were laid over by the committee.

• Int 0412-2026: Hearing held by committee
• Int 0412-2026: Laid over by committee
• Int 0684-2026: Hearing held by committee
• Int 0684-2026: Laid over by committee
• Int 0853-2026: Hearing held by committee
• Int 0853-2026: Laid over by committee
• T2026-2129: Hearing on P-C item held by committee
• T2026-2129: Laid over by committee

Committee on Technology

The New York City Council Committee on Technology, jointly with Education, is scheduled to hold an oversight hearing on artificial intelligence, student data, and privacy in city public schools. The agenda lists three introductions that would require transparency around school admissions policies and mandate studies on access to gifted and special education programs. Two local laws requiring annual and quarterly reporting on algorithmic tools in schools are marked as preconsidered.

• Oversight hearing on artificial intelligence, student data, and privacy in NYC public schools
• Introduction 0412-2026 requiring disclosure of school admissions policies and procedures
• Introduction 0684-2026 requiring a study on language access and location effects on gifted programs
• Introduction 0853-2026 requiring a study on language access, income, and location effects on special education services
• Preconsidered local laws requiring annual reporting on approved algorithmic tools and quarterly data breach reports

The Committee on Technology held oversight and legislative hearings for multiple items. Several introductions were laid over by the committee.

• Int 0412-2026: Hearing held by committee
• Int 0684-2026: Hearing held by committee
• Int 0684-2026: Laid over by committee
• Int 0853-2026: Hearing held by committee
• Int 0853-2026: Laid over by committee
• T2026-2129: Laid over by committee
• T2026-2130: Laid over by committee

Committee on Children and Youth

The Committee on Children and Youth is reviewing several resolutions calling on state and federal officials to pass specific legislation. These items include proposals for sports funding, baby bonds, and guaranteed income programs.

• Oversight of DYCD’s Beacon and Cornerstone Programs
• Resolution for state revenue from sports betting to support youth sports
• Resolution to establish the Center for Fatherhood Initiatives
• Resolution for a baby bond pilot program for foster youth
• Resolution regarding the Predatory Marketing Prevention Act (S7487C)

The Committee on Children and Youth held oversight and hearings for multiple resolutions. Several resolutions were laid over by the committee.

• Res 0032-2026: Hearing held
• Res 0142-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Res 0161-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Res 0217-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Res 0276-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Res 0277-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Res 0278-2026: Hearing held and laid over

Committee to Combat Hate

The Committee to Combat Hate will hold an oversight hearing regarding community-based prevention and response to hate and bias. The meeting is scheduled for June 23, 2026.

• Oversight: Community-based Prevention and Response to Hate and Bias (T2026-1975)

The Committee to Combat Hate held an oversight hearing at City Hall. No votes, approvals, or legislative actions were recorded in the minutes.

Committee on Veterans

The Committee on Veterans is reviewing two legislative items regarding veteran services. The discussion includes a study on trauma therapy pilot programs and the establishment of an LGBTQ liaison within the department of veterans' services.

• Int 0914-2026: Study on feasibility of traumatic memories therapy pilot program
• Int 0928-2026: Establishing an LGBTQ liaison within the department of veterans’ services

The Committee on Veterans held oversight and legislative hearings regarding two introductions. Introduction No. 0914-2026 was heard by the committee, while Introduction No. 0928-2026 was both heard and laid over by the committee.

• Held hearing for Int. 0914-2026
• Laid over Int. 0928-2026

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation is reviewing several local laws. These include proposals regarding digital content disclosure in elections, community board appointments, and restrictions on prediction market trading for policymakers.

• Disclosure of digitally manipulated content in local elections (Int 0012-2026)
• Codifying the official flag of Staten Island (Int 0320-2026)
• Council member power to make community board appointments (Int 0322-2026)
• Terms of employment for district managers (Int 0501-2026)
• Preventing policymakers and relatives from trading on prediction markets (Int 0951-2026)

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation held hearings on multiple items. Several legislative introductions were laid over by the committee.

• Laid over Int 0012-2026
• Laid over Int 0320-2026
• Laid over Int 0322-2026
• Laid over Int 0501-2026
• Laid over Int 0951-2026

Committee on Civil and Human Rights

The Committee on Civil and Human Rights will hold a hearing regarding oversight for racial equity planning for measurable impact. This item is listed as T2026-2090.

• Oversight - Racial Equity Planning for Measurable Impact (T2026-2090)

Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection

The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection will meet to consider two local laws. These items involve amending the administrative code regarding retail pricing practices.

• Int 0891-2026: Local Law to prohibit surveillance pricing
• Int 0892-2026: Local Law to restrict frequency of price increases in grocery stores

The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection held hearings for two legislative introductions. Both Int. 0891-2026 and Int. 0892-2026 were laid over by the committee.

• Int. 0891-2026 hearing held and laid over by Committee
• Int. 0892-2026 hearing held and laid over by Committee

Committee on Higher Education

The Committee on Higher Education will hold a hearing regarding oversight of racial equity at the City University of New York (CUNY). The meeting is scheduled for June 17, 2026.

• Oversight - Racial Equity at CUNY (T2026-1953)

The Committee on Higher Education conducted a routine oversight hearing and filed its report. The provided minutes list member attendance but record no votes, policy approvals, or funding actions for residents.

• No substantive votes or policy actions were recorded in these minutes.

Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts

The Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts is reviewing several local laws. These include proposals to increase civil penalties for idling infractions and regulate how citizen complaints are used for enforcement. The committee is also considering a code of conduct for citizen noise complaints.

• Increase civil penalties for idling infractions (Int 0011-2026 A)
• Regulate engine idling and use of citizen complaints for DEP enforcement (Int 0561-2026)
• Establish a code of conduct for citizen noise complaints (Int 0869-2026-A)
• Oversight of Citizen Enforcement Programs (T2026-2107)

Committee on Contracts

The Committee on Contracts will hold a hearing regarding transparency and accountability in the City's use of master agreements. This item is listed as an oversight matter under T2026-2059.

• Oversight hearing: Transparency and Accountability in the City's Use of Master Agreements (T2026-2059)

The Committee on Contracts held an oversight hearing regarding medical item T2026-2059. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded in the minutes.

Committee on Public Housing

The Committee on Public Housing will hold a hearing regarding options for life without Emergency Housing Vouchers. The committee will also consider a resolution calling on the State Legislature and Governor to pass legislation related to the housing access voucher pilot program.

• Oversight hearing: Life without Emergency Housing Vouchers
• Resolution regarding A.10992/S.9430-A priority applicants and unit inspections

The Committee on Public Housing held an oversight hearing regarding T2026-1844. Resolution 0495-2026 was heard by the committee and subsequently laid over.

• Held oversight hearing for T2026-1844
• Laid over Res 0495-2026

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will review several land-use applications. These include proposed zoning map amendments and the establishment of Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Areas in Queens and Staten Island.

• 164th Street Rezoning: Map amendment from R3-2 to R6A and C2-4; establishing a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area (88-66 Myrtle LLC)
• 50-20 108th Street Rezoning: Map amendment from R6B to R7A and C2-4; establishing a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area (Federici Builders Corp.)
• 198-208 Richmond Terrace: Map amendment from R6 to R7-3 and C2-4; establishing a Special St. George District and Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area (Economic Development Opportunity Zone Fund 1 LLC)

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises held hearings for multiple land use applications. All discussed items were laid over by the subcommittee.

• LU 0094-2026 laid over by subcommittee
• LU 0095-2026 laid over by subcommittee
• LU 0096-2026 laid over by subcommittee
• LU 0097-2026 laid over by subcommittee
• LU 0098-2026 laid over by subcommittee
• LU 0099-2026 laid over by subcommittee

Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection

The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection is considering Int 0813-2026. This local law would amend the administrative code regarding the suspension, revocation, or non-renewal of tobacco retail dealer licenses for those who violate specific cannabis law requirements.

• Int 0813-2026: Local Law to amend administrative code regarding tobacco retail dealer licenses

The Committee held a hearing regarding Introduction No. 0813-2026. The item was subsequently laid over by the Committee.

• Int. 0813-2026 laid over by Committee

Committee on Parks and Recreation

The Committee on Parks and Recreation is reviewing several local laws regarding city trees and dog waste. Proposed items include new reporting requirements for tree removal and a pilot program for composting dog feces at dog runs.

• Local Law to identify and explain the use of street and park tree pits
• Local Law regarding the removal of trees under Parks Department jurisdiction
• Local Law requiring publication of tree maintenance prioritization ratings
• Local Law establishing a pilot program for collecting dog feces for composting
• Local Law regarding signs prohibiting leaving dog waste on the ground

The Committee on Parks and Recreation held hearings for six legislative introductions. All discussed items were laid over by the committee.

• Int 0089-2026: Hearing held and laid over by committee
• Int 0576-2026: Hearing held and laid over by committee
• Int 0666-2026: Hearing held and laid over by committee
• Int 0859-2026: Hearing held and laid over by committee
• Int 0864-2026: Hearing held and laid over by committee
• Int 0880-2026: Hearing held and laid over by committee

Committee on Economic Development

The City Council Committee on Economic Development will hold a joint oversight hearing with the Committee on Workforce Development. Members plan to review how city agencies are implementing the Green Economy Action Plan. The agenda does not list specific resident impacts, but the session tracks implementation progress of the initiative at 250 Broadway.

• Oversight hearing on implementing the Green Economy Action Plan (T2026-2046), held jointly with the Committee on Workforce Development.

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions will meet at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items or legislative proposals for discussion.

Committee on Aging

The Committee on Aging will review a local law regarding financial assistance for in-home preventative adaptations. Members will also discuss a resolution calling on New York State leaders to pass legislation providing long-term care benefits.

• Int 0230-2026: Local Law to amend administrative code regarding in-home preventative adaptation financial assistance
• Res 0373-2026: Resolution calling on the State Legislature and Governor to pass A.1499/S.1179 for long term care benefits

The Committee on Aging held a hearing regarding Int. 0230-2026 involving agency rule-making. Additionally, the committee held a hearing for Res. 0373-2026, which was subsequently laid over by the committee.

• Int. 0230-2026 hearing held by Committee
• Res. 0373-2026 hearing held by Committee
• Res. 0373-2026 laid over by Committee

Committee on Workforce Development

The Committee on Workforce Development will hold an oversight hearing regarding the implementation of the Green Economy Action Plan. This meeting is being held jointly with the Committee on Economic Development.

• Oversight: Implementing the Green Economy Action Plan

Committee on Hospitals

The Committee on Hospitals is reviewing several local laws and resolutions regarding healthcare accessibility. Discussions include resources for doulas, insurance coverage for fertility treatments, and medication abortion availability at sexual health clinics.

• Int 0200-2026: Creating resources for doulas
• Int 0211-2026: Requiring information on fertility treatment and insurance coverage
• Int 0840-2026: Requiring health insurance coverage for pre-implantation testing for city employees
• T2026-2060: Clinical guidance and training on disability and accessibility in healthcare settings
• T2026-2088: Making medication abortion available at no cost at sexual health clinics

The Committee on Hospitals held hearings for multiple legislative items. All discussed introductions and resolutions were laid over by the committee.

• Int 0200-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0211-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0840-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0941-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0953-2026 laid over by committee
• Res 0089-2026-A laid over by committee
• Res 0108-2026-A laid over by committee
• Res 0447-2026 laid over by committee

Committee on Disabilities

The Committee on Disabilities is reviewing several local laws and resolutions regarding reproductive healthcare. Discussions include insurance coverage for fertility treatments, doula resources, and medication abortion availability at city clinics.

• Int 0200-2026: Creating resources for doulas
• Int 0211-2026: Information on fertility treatment and insurance coverage
• Int 0840-2026: Health insurance coverage for pre-implantation testing for city employees
• T2026-2060: Clinical guidance and training on disability in health care settings
• T2026-2088: Medication abortion at no cost at sexual health clinics

The Committee on Disabilities held a joint meeting with the Committees on Health and Hospitals. Multiple legislative items, including several introductions and resolutions, were heard by the committee and subsequently laid over.

• Int 0200-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Int 0211-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Int 0840-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Int 0941-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Int 0953-2026: Hearing held and laid over
• Res 0089-2026: Hearing held, amended by committee, and laid over
• Res 0108-2026: Hearing held, amendment proposed, and laid over
• Res 0447-2026: Hearing held and laid over

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health will review several local laws regarding doula resources, fertility treatment information, and medication abortion availability. Members are also considering resolutions calling on the State Legislature to expand emergency contraception and IVF tax credits.

• Int 0200-2026: Creating resources for doulas
• Int 0211-2026: Requiring information on fertility treatment and insurance coverage
• Int 0840-2026: Requiring health insurance coverage for pre-implantation testing for city employees
• T2026-2088: Making medication abortion available at no cost at sexual health clinics
• Res 0108-2026: Calling for a refundable tax credit for in vitro fertilization cycles

The Committee on Health, held jointly with the Committees on Disabilities and Hospitals, conducted multiple oversight and legislative hearings. Several introductions and resolutions were laid over by the committee.

• Int 0211-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0840-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0941-2026 laid over by committee
• Int 0953-2026 laid over by committee
• Res 0089-2026-A laid over by committee
• Res 0108-2026-A laid over by committee
• Res 0447-2026 laid over by committee

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

The Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions will meet at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items or legislative proposals for discussion.

Committee on Education

The City Council Education Committee will consider two proposed local laws and two resolutions. One local law proposes a study and report on the processes for obtaining permits and licenses to operate child‑care programs. Another local law proposes an education and outreach campaign to enroll students in early childhood education programs. One resolution calls on the New York State Legislature to amend the Worker’s Compensation Law to allow unused paid family leave to be transferred to grandparents and other designated caregivers, and another resolution urges passage of a state bill to remove minimum‑wage and hour requirements for child‑care assistance applicants.

• Int 0009-2026: Proposed local law to study and report on permit and license processes for child‑care programs.
• Int 0579-2026: Proposed local law to amend the administrative code for an education outreach campaign to enroll students in early childhood education.
• Res 0165-2026: Resolution urging the state legislature to amend the Worker’s Compensation Law to allow transfer of unused paid family leave to grandparents and designated caregivers.
• Res 0365-2026: Resolution urging the state legislature to pass S.1994/A.2218 to remove minimum‑wage and hour requirements for child‑care assistance applicants.

The Committee on Education voted to approve two local law introductions and two resolutions, all concerning child‑care licensing, early‑education outreach, paid family‑leave transfers, and wage requirements. Each item received 11 affirmative votes with Farías and Schulman absent. The approvals were recorded as roll‑call motions.

• Approved Int 0009-2026-A (11-2)
• Approved Int 0579-2026-A (11-2)
• Approved Res 0165-2026 (11-2)
• Approved Res 0365-2026-A (11-2)

Committee on Immigration

The Committee on Immigration will consider a proposed amendment to the New York City Administrative Code. The amendment would address signage describing certain local laws and providing know‑your‑rights information. No other items are listed on the agenda.

• Int 0055-2026: Proposed amendment to the administrative code on signage for local laws and know‑your‑rights information

The Committee on Immigration met on June 11, 2026 at City Hall. Members Elsie Encarnación, Alexa Avilés, Gale A. Brewer, Kamillah Hanks, and Rita C. Joseph were present. By roll‑call vote, the committee approved the introduction (Int. 0055-2026). No other actions were taken.

• Approved Introduction Int. 0055-2026 (5 affirmative votes)

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will review a communication regarding the appropriation of new City revenues for Fiscal Year 2027. The agenda also includes several preconsidered items related to specific property blocks across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.

• Appropriation of new City revenues in Fiscal Year 2027
• St. John’s Flats, Brooklyn (Blocks 1380 and 1386)
• NY Pacific Street, Brooklyn (Block 1433)
• TBK 1001B St. Nicks Alliance, 315 Harman Street, Brooklyn (Block 3279)
• The Pearl, Manhattan (Block 2051)

The Committee on Finance approved several communications, a revenue resolution, and various land use applications. All approved items passed with 15 affirmative votes and 2 absences.

• Approved Communication M 0078-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Resolution 0524-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Land Use Application LU 0081-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Land Use Application LU 0082-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Land Use Application LU 0083-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Land Use Application LU 0084-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Land Use Application LU 0085-2026 (15-2)
• Approved Land Use Application LU 0086-2026 (15-2)

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use will hold a hearing at City Hall. The agenda refers members to the Land Use Calendar for specific items.

City Council Stated Meeting

The City Council is reviewing multiple resolutions regarding real property tax exemptions for various properties in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx. The agenda also includes several proposed local laws concerning aging services, childcare licensing, early childhood education outreach, and immigration signage.

• Real property tax exemptions for multiple properties in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx
• Local Law to require non-digital access to forms and services from the Department for the Aging
• Local Law regarding a study on childcare program permits and licenses
• Local Law regarding an education and outreach campaign for early childhood education
• Local Law regarding signage for local laws and know-your-rights information

The Council approved several introductions from the Committee on Aging and various resolutions and land use applications from the Committee on Finance. One immigration-related introduction was also approved via roll call vote.

• Approved Int. 0821-2026-A by consent
• Approved Int. 0009-2026-A by consent
• Approved Int. 0579-2026-A by consent
• Approved LU 0081-2026 and Res 0514-2026 by consent
• Approved LU 0082-2026 and Res 0515-2026 by consent
• Approved LU 0083-2026 and Res 0516-2026 by consent
• Approved LU 0084-2026 and Res 0517-2026 by consent
• Approved LU 0085-2026 and Res 0518-2026 by consent

Committee on Aging

The Committee on Aging will vote on a proposed local law that requires the Department for the Aging to keep non-digital access to its forms and services and to remove duplicate language defining “older adult center” in title 21 of the administrative code. The committee will also consider a resolution urging the New York State Governor to sign S.8689/A.10055, which would allow the State Office for the Aging to establish and run transportation programs for older adults.

• Int. 0821-2026-A: Local Law to require non-digital access to Department for the Aging forms/services and repeal duplicate definition of “older adult center” in title 21.
• Res. 0421-2026: Resolution calling on the Governor to sign S.8689/A.10055 to authorize the State Office for the Aging to create transportation services.

The Committee on Aging voted to approve Introduction No. 821-A. The committee also approved Resolution No. 421-A. Both measures passed with six members voting in favor and one member absent.

• Approved Introduction No. 821-A (6-1)
• Approved Resolution No. 421-A (6-1)

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety is reviewing several proposed local laws regarding city administrative codes. The meeting covers topics including vehicle towing, police recruitment, and school emergency notifications.

• Int 0489-2026: Proposed online database and notification system for towed vehicles
• Int 0913-2026: Proposed increase to the maximum age for police officer civil service exams
• Int 0843-2026: Proposed public notification program for school emergencies
• Int 0551-2026: Proposed prohibition of fraudulent license plate sales
• T2026-2058: Proposed weekly reporting on confirmed firearm discharges

The Public Safety Committee held hearings on several introductions and then laid them over without taking any votes. No substantive approvals, denials, or other decisions were recorded during the meeting.

• Int 0489-2026 hearing held and laid over (no vote)
• Int 0551-2026 hearing held and laid over (no vote)
• Int 0552-2026 hearing held and laid over (no vote)
• Int 0843-2026 hearing held and laid over (no vote)
• Int 0913-2026 hearing held and laid over (no vote)
• T2026-2052 hearing held and laid over (no vote)
• T2026-2058 hearing held and laid over (no vote)

Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education

The Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education will consider two proposed local laws—one to study permit and license processes for child‑care programs and another to launch an education‑outreach campaign to enroll students in early childhood education. It will also hear two resolutions urging the New York State Legislature and Governor to act: one to allow unused paid family leave to be transferred to grandparents or other designated caregivers, and another to eliminate minimum wage and hour requirements for applicants of child‑care assistance.

• Int. 0009-2026: Proposed Local Law to study and report on processes for obtaining permits, licenses, or registrations to operate a child‑care program.
• Int. 0579-2026: Proposed Local Law to amend the administrative code for an education and outreach campaign to enroll students in early childhood education programs.
• Res. 0165-2026: Resolution calling on the New York State Legislature and Governor to amend the Worker’s Compensation Law to allow transfer of unused Paid Family Leave to grandparents and other designated caregivers.
• Res. 0365-2026: Resolution calling on the New York State Legislature and Governor to pass S.1994/A.2218 to remove minimum wage and hour requirements for applicants of child‑care assistance.

The Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education voted to approve Introduction 0009‑2026, Introduction 0579‑2026, Resolution 0165‑2026, and Resolution 0365‑2026. Each motion passed by roll‑call with five affirmative votes, one absent, and one parental vote. No other actions were taken.

• Approved Introduction 0009‑2026 (5‑0‑1 roll‑call)
• Approved Introduction 0579‑2026 (5‑0‑1 roll‑call)
• Approved Resolution 0165‑2026 (5‑0‑1 roll‑call)
• Approved Resolution 0365‑2026 (5‑0‑1 roll‑call)

Committee on Finance

The New York City Council Committee on Finance will meet on June 10, 2026 at 9:30 AM in Council Chambers. The agenda lists public executive budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2027. No other items are detailed in the agenda.

• Executive Budget Hearings for Fiscal Year 2027

The Committee on Finance conducted roll call and held an oversight hearing on June 10, 2026. The hearing was filed by the committee. No approvals, denials, or other substantive actions were recorded.

Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations will consider a pre‑considered resolution (T2026‑2118) that recognizes the history of Juneteenth and affirms New York City’s commitment to upholding its legacy as a day of hope and celebration. The resolution is a symbolic acknowledgment and does not involve funding or policy changes.

• Resolution T2026‑2118 recognizing Juneteenth history and affirming city commitment (pre‑considered)

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations voted to approve a resolution. The vote tally was six affirmative votes with one member absent and no negative votes recorded. No other actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved resolution (6-0, 1 absent)

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

The New York City Council Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises will meet on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at 11:00 AM. The hearing will be held in Room 3, 8th Floor, 250 Broadway. The printed agenda does not list any specific rezoning, contract, ordinance, fee change, or public‑hearing items. Therefore, the meeting appears to be procedural with no substantive items disclosed.

Committee on Finance

The City Council Finance Committee will hold executive budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2027. Hearings are scheduled with the Office of Management & Budget, the Comptroller, the Department of Finance, and the Independent Budget Office. The committee will review budget proposals and related information from each agency.

• FY2027 budget hearing with Office of Management & Budget (10:00 am‑1:45 pm)
• FY2027 budget hearing with Comptroller (2:00 pm‑3:30 pm)
• FY2027 budget hearing with Department of Finance (3:30 pm‑4:30 pm)
• FY2027 budget hearing with Independent Budget Office (4:30 pm‑5:30 pm)

The Committee on Finance convened a hearing and filed an oversight report. It reviewed a citywide fact sheet and the Department of Finance's economic and tax revenue forecast. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Small Business

The Committee on Small Business is reviewing three proposed local laws and one resolution. The items focus on financial support for businesses during construction and streamlining the opening process for new businesses.

• Int 0799-2026: Establishing a support fund for small businesses affected by roadway construction
• Int 0910-2026: Outreach on security grille visibility requirements and repeal of retroactive application
• T2026-2025: Coordinating required inspections to accelerate the opening of new businesses
• Res 0328-2026: Resolution calling for a state tax credit for businesses affected by infrastructure construction

The Small Business Committee met on June 8, 2026 with all members present. The committee held hearings on Introduction 0799‑2026, Introduction 0910‑2026, and T2026‑2025, as well as on Resolution 0328‑2026. After each hearing, the items were laid over by the committee. No vote tallies were recorded.

• Held hearing on Introduction 0799‑2026 (no vote recorded)
• Laid over Introduction 0799‑2026 (no vote recorded)
• Held hearing on Introduction 0910‑2026 (no vote recorded)
• Laid over Introduction 0910‑2026 (no vote recorded)
• Held hearing on T2026‑2025 (no vote recorded)
• Laid over T2026‑2025 (no vote recorded)
• Held hearing on Resolution 0328‑2026 (no vote recorded)
• Laid over Resolution 0328‑2026 (no vote recorded)

Committee on Finance

The Finance Committee will hold executive budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2027. The hearings will cover the City University of New York from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and the Department of Education at 12:00 p.m. Both sessions are joint hearings with the Committee on Higher Education and the Committee on Education.

• Executive budget hearing – City University of New York (10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)
• Executive budget hearing – Department of Education (12:00 p.m.)

The Committee on Finance met on June 8, 2026 at City Hall. The meeting was held jointly with the Committee on Higher Education and the Committee on Education. An oversight hearing was conducted with attachments from the City University of New York and the Department of Education. No motions were approved, denied, or tabled during the session.

Committee on Higher Education

The Committee on Higher Education will hold an executive budget hearing for the City University of New York. The hearing is part of the FY2027 budget process and is conducted jointly with the Committee on Finance. Council members will hear presentations on the proposed budget.

• FY 2027 executive budget hearing for City University of New York (CUNY), jointly with Committee on Finance

The Committee on Higher Education met on June 8, 2026. Members present included Chair Rita C. Joseph and other council members. The committee held an oversight hearing regarding the City University of New York. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Committee on Education

The Committee on Education will convene on June 8, 2026 at 12:00 PM for the FY 2027 Executive Budget hearings. The hearing focuses on the Department of Education's budget and is conducted jointly with the Committee on Finance. No decisions are recorded in the agenda; it is a budget review session.

• FY 2027 Executive Budget hearing for the Department of Education (joint with Finance)

The Committee on Education met on June 8, 2026 at City Hall. The meeting consisted of a roll call and an oversight hearing filed by the committee, with attachment T2026‑1911 from the Department of Education. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Hospitals

The Committee on Hospitals and the Committee on Finance are conducting a joint executive budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2027. The session focuses on Health + Hospitals.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget Hearing for Health + Hospitals

The Committee on Hospitals met on June 5, 2026 at City Hall. The meeting consisted of a roll call and an oversight hearing with the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance is conducting budget hearings for the 2027 fiscal year. The body will review the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and Health + Hospitals.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget hearing: Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget hearing: Health + Hospitals

The Committee on Finance met on June 5, 2026, jointly with the Health, Mental Health and Substance Use, and Hospitals committees. An oversight hearing was conducted and several department reports were attached. No votes, approvals, or other substantive actions were recorded in the minutes.

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health will hold an executive budget hearing for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for fiscal year 2027. The hearing is conducted jointly with the Committee on Finance. The meeting is scheduled for June 5, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

• Executive budget hearing for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (FY 2027)

The Committee on Health met on June 5, 2026, conducted an oversight hearing and filed related documents. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use

The Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use is conducting a budget hearing for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. This session is held jointly with the Committee on Finance to review the Fiscal Year 2027 executive budget.

• FY 2027 executive budget hearing for the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

The Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use met on June 5, 2026, with Chair Tiffany L. Cabán and members present. An oversight hearing was conducted and related Department of Health and Mental Hygiene documents were filed. No approvals, votes, or other substantive actions were recorded.

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation will hold executive budget hearings for FY 2027. It will also host a Conflicts of Interest Board hearing jointly with the Committee on Finance. No specific actions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Executive Budget Hearings for FY 2027
• Conflicts of Interest Board hearing (joint with Committee on Finance)

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation met on June 4, 2026, with five members present and two absent. An oversight hearing on the NYC Conflicts of Interest Board and related appearance cards was conducted, and the hearing materials were filed. No motions were voted on, approved, denied, or tabled.

Committee on General Welfare

The Committee on General Welfare will hold executive budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2027. The hearings will cover the Human Resources Administration, the Department of Social Services, and the Department of Homeless Services. The session is conducted jointly with the Committee on Finance.

• Executive budget hearing – Human Resources Administration
• Executive budget hearing – Department of Social Services
• Executive budget hearing – Department of Homeless Services
• Joint hearing with the Committee on Finance

The Committee on General Welfare met on June 4, 2026 at City Hall. Members present were Chair Crystal Hudson and council members Alexa Avilés, Darlene Mealy, Frank Morano, Sandy Nurse, Sandra Ung, and Carl Wilson, with Council Member Epstein attending. The meeting consisted of an oversight hearing with attachments from the Human Resources Administration and the Department of Homeless Services. No substantive decisions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance is conducting budget hearings for the 2027 fiscal year. The body will review spending and operations for several city agencies.

• Budget hearing for Human Resources Administration, Department of Social Services, and Department of Homeless Services
• Budget hearing for Department of Sanitation
• Budget hearing for Conflicts of Interest Board

The Finance Committee met on June 4, 2026 at City Hall. The meeting consisted of a roll call, attendance record, and receipt of attachments from several city agencies. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management is conducting an executive budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2027. The session focuses on the Department of Sanitation.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget hearing for the Department of Sanitation

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management met on June 4, 2026, with a roll call of members present, excused, and absent. The meeting was jointly held with the Committee on Finance to hear the FY 2027 executive budget. No actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management will hold an executive budget hearing for the Department of Sanitation. The hearing is part of the New York City Council's Fiscal Year 2027 budget process. No specific decisions are listed; the agenda is to review the department's budget proposal.

• FY 2027 executive budget hearing for the Department of Sanitation (Agenda item T2026-1902)

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will conduct executive budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2027. Hearings are scheduled for the Department of Correction (10:00‑12:00), the Department of Parks and Recreation (12:00‑2:00), and the Department of Sanitation (2:00‑4:00). Each hearing will be held jointly with the respective standing committees. The meetings will take place in the Council Chambers at City Hall on June 3, 2026.

• Executive budget hearing for Department of Correction (10:00‑12:00) – joint with Committee on Criminal Justice
• Executive budget hearing for Department of Parks and Recreation (12:00‑2:00) – joint with Committee on Parks and Recreation
• Executive budget hearing for Department of Sanitation (2:00‑4:00) – joint with Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

Committee on Criminal Justice

The Committee on Criminal Justice will hold an executive budget hearing for the Department of Correction. The hearing is part of the FY2027 budget review process. No decisions are recorded; the committee will discuss the proposed budget.

• Executive budget hearing for the Department of Correction (FY 2027)

Committee on Parks and Recreation

The Committee on Parks and Recreation and the Committee on Finance are conducting a joint executive budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2027. The session focuses on the Department of Parks and Recreation.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget hearing for the Department of Parks and Recreation

Committee on Housing and Buildings

The Committee on Housing and Buildings and the Committee on Finance are holding a joint hearing. The body will discuss the New York City Council Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget regarding Housing Preservation and Development.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget hearing for Housing Preservation and Development

The committee held a roll call, noted members present and absent, and recorded an oversight hearing (T2026-1897). No approvals, denials, or votes on policy items were made.

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance is conducting budget hearings for the 2027 fiscal year. The body will review funding for four city departments.

• Budget hearing: Department of Correction
• Budget hearing: Housing Preservation and Development
• Budget hearing: New York City Housing Authority
• Budget hearing: Department of Investigation

The Committee on Finance convened on June 2, 2026, and conducted an oversight hearing. The hearing was filed by the committee. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded during this meeting.

Committee on Criminal Justice

The Committee on Criminal Justice and the Committee on Finance are conducting a joint executive budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2027. The session focuses on the Department of Correction.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget Hearing for the Department of Correction

The Committee on Criminal Justice met on June 2, 2026 at City Hall. Members present included Chair Selvena N. Brooks-Powers and other council members. The committee conducted an oversight hearing and filed the oversight. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.