Link kiosk that says “stay safe, New York. Closest warming center to you.” With an arrow pointing down to a digital map.
Heads up! LinkNYC kiosks are programmed with the nearest warming center location. You can also find a list of all warming center & warming bus locations for each borough at nyc.gov/warmingcenters
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The snow is back. But New York is ready. Here's everything you should know about tomorrow's blizzard.
Stay safe, stay warm, and sign up for real-time updates by texting NotifyNYC to 692-692.
Update: expect 6–8 inches Sunday, +1–3 inches Monday.
Saturday, we prep operations. Sunday, 5k sanitation workers & safety outreach teams start rotating 12-hr shifts.
No one will be denied shelter. Call 311 if you see someone who needs help.
Updates @ nyc.gov/beready or text NotifyNYC to 692-692
3K and Pre-K enrollment is still open! Apply at myschools.nyc
Deadline for registration is Friday, February 27th
Text on Image - Questions about the Rental Ripoff Hearings? We have answers.
Text on Image - What's the difference between 311 and Rental Ripoff Hearings? For immediate habitability or health and safety issues, call 311. You can also request the Tenant Support Unit. The Rental Ripoff Hearings are focused on bigger-picture reforms – like shaping how the City tracks and responds to all 311 calls. Hearings will also have an on-site resource fair where agencies can help with individual issues. Can I sign up if I live in a NYCHA building? Everyone is welcome to attend and share their experiences. NYCHA senior staff will be on site to answer questions and help public housing residents file service requests. The topic of these hearings, & the subsequent report with recommendations, focuses on issues under HPD, DOB, and DCWP’s jurisdictions — agencies that oversee privately owned housing and the relationship between landlords and tenants as consumers. In the coming months, our administration will release a housing plan to improve housing quality across the City — including public housing.
Text on Image - What kind of issues should I testify about? Testify about challenges getting issues in your home addressed and any "junk fees" you've experienced as a tenant. Rental junk fees can include charges for amenities, pets, services, payment systems, and more. How will the hearings help my situation? Your story becomes data → Hundreds of stories reveal patterns → We compile an official report with policy recommendations → Those recommendations can drive new laws and stronger tenant protections. That's how your testimony helps your situation — and every renter’s across the city.
Text on Image: Where do I sign up? rentalripoff.nyc.gov Do I have to attend in the borough I live in? No, you can attend any upcoming hearing across the five boroughs. If one location is at capacity, we encourage you to sign up for a hearing in another borough. Brooklyn: February 26 Queens: March 5 Bronx: March 11 Manhattan: March 28 Staten Island: April 7
You have questions, we have answers.
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A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of a small storefront with the text "My heart is locally-owned...by you."
A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of a small 'Ye Olde Shoppe' storefront with the text "I'm a regular in your shop. But you're a regular in my heart."
A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of two people next to a 'Come in We're OPEN' sign with the text "My heart mom-and-pops for you."
A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of an NYC halal food cart with the text "I love you with halal of my heart."
Loving New York means loving the over 180,000 small businesses that power its neighborhoods.
We’ve created printable Valentines for you to share with a small business you love. Stop by your local library to pick one up, or download all eight at nyc.gov/vday 💌
Last week, 3 people fell through the ice in Jamaica Bay. Thanks to the incredible work of the NYPD and FDNY, they were rescued and brought to safety. This winter weather has been tough, but our first responders are tougher.
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