New York, NY

Committee on Rules, Privileges, Elections, Standards and Ethics

The Committee on Rules, Privileges, Elections, Standards and Ethics will review three nominations submitted by the Mayor. The committee will consider advice and consent votes for appointments to the Land Bank, Board of Health, and Board of Standards and Appeals. No other legislative items are listed on this agenda.

• Appointment of Lisa Garcia to the New York City Land Bank
• Appointment of Dr. Dave A. Chokshi to the Board of Health
• Appointment of John Mangin as member and chair of the Board of Standards and Appeals

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health is holding an oversight hearing on New York City's response to the 2026 Legionnaires' disease cluster and will consider several proposed local laws aimed at prevention, testing, and education. The bills would require building owners to provide shower hoses and information, establish testing sites and a hotline, mandate cooling tower cleaning and analyses, and increase enforcement.

• Oversight hearing on NYC's response to the 2026 Legionnaires' disease cluster
• Int 0181-2026: Requires building owners to provide shower hoses and informational materials on Legionnaires' disease to tenants
• Int 0999-2026: Establishes temporary Legionnaires' disease testing sites and a digital map of testing sites
• Int 1006-2026: Requires cleaning of cooling towers
• T2026-2364: Requires annual interagency cooling tower compliance review and increased enforcement

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.

Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use

The Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use will hold an oversight hearing on mental health services for veterans and military families. The committee will also consider a resolution to declare April 7 as White Star Family Day in New York City.

• Oversight hearing on mental health services for veterans and military families
• Resolution 0493-2026 declaring April 7 as White Star Family Day

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health will hold an oversight meeting regarding New York City's response to the 2026 Legionnaires' Disease cluster.

• Oversight of New York City's response to the 2026 Legionnaires' Disease cluster (T2026-2320)

Committee on Veterans

The Committee on Veterans will hold a public hearing on oversight of mental health services for veterans and military families. The committee will also consider a resolution declaring April 7 as White Star Family Day in the City of New York.

• Oversight hearing on Mental Health Services for Veterans and Military Families (T2026-2423)
• Resolution 0493-2026 declaring April 7 as White Star Family Day

Committee on Public Safety

Committee on Housing and Buildings

The Committee on Housing and Buildings will hold an oversight hearing on the Mayor's Housing Plan. The committee will also consider four proposed local laws: establishing an office of conversion assistance, requiring a sign identifying owners of multiple dwellings, requiring the Department of Buildings to inform property owners of permit sign-off requirements, and giving qualified entities a first opportunity to purchase certain properties.

• Oversight hearing on the Mayor's Housing Plan
• Int 0178-2026: establishing an office of conversion assistance
• Int 0649-2026: requiring a sign identifying owners of multiple dwellings
• Int 0717-2026: requiring the Department of Buildings to inform property owners of permit sign-off requirements
• Int 0905-2026: giving qualified entities a first opportunity to purchase certain properties

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

Committee on Fire and Emergency Management

The Committee on Fire and Emergency Management will hold a joint oversight hearing with three other committees to examine the New York City 911 emergency system outage. This is the only item listed on the agenda for the September 9, 2026 meeting.

• Oversight hearing on New York City’s 911 Emergency System Outage (Item T2026-2483)

Committee on Technology

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 Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management will hold an oversight hearing on waste valorization and the circular economy, and consider two local laws and two resolutions. The laws would ban the sale of untethered plastic bottle caps and enhance street cleaning in nightlife districts. The resolutions call for community composting on parkland and for state legislation on returnable bottles.

• Oversight hearing on waste valorization and the circular economy
• Int 0571-2026: Prohibiting sale of untethered plastic bottle caps
• Int 0970-2026: Enhanced street cleaning and litter basket services in nightlife districts
• Res 0122-2026: Community composting on parkland
• Res 0362-2026: Urging state passage of S.237-B on returnable bottles

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 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 Hospitals

The Committee on Hospitals, jointly with the Committee on Fire and Emergency Management, will hold an oversight hearing on ambulance response times. The meeting is scheduled for September 15, 2026, at 10:00 AM. No specific legislation or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Oversight hearing on ambulance response times

Committee on Fire and Emergency Management

The Committee on Fire and Emergency Management, jointly with the Committee on Hospitals, will hold an oversight hearing on ambulance response times. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at 10:00 AM. No specific legislation or contracts are on the agenda.

• Oversight hearing on ambulance response times
• Joint hearing with the Committee on Hospitals

Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education

The Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education is holding an oversight hearing on supporting multi-language learners in early childhood education programs. The meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2026, at 1:00 PM in Hearing Room 2 at 250 Broadway. No specific legislation or votes are listed; the agenda consists solely of this oversight discussion.

• Oversight hearing on supporting multi-language learners in early childhood education programs

Committee on Small Business

The Committee on Small Business, jointly with the Committee on Economic Development, will hold an oversight hearing to assess the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on New York City. The agenda contains only this single oversight item with no proposed legislation or specific actions.

• Oversight hearing on the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Committee on Economic Development

The Committee on Economic Development, jointly with the Committee on Small Business, will hold an oversight hearing to assess the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on New York City.

• Oversight hearing on economic impact of 2026 FIFA World Cup

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety will hold an oversight session to review New York Police Department crime statistics. No specific bills, contracts, or ordinances are listed on the agenda for this meeting.

• Oversight review of NYPD Crime Statistics

Committee on Children and Youth

The Committee on Children and Youth will hold an oversight hearing to evaluate New York City's runaway and homeless youth shelter system. The meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2026, at 1:00 PM. No specific proposals or votes are listed; the agenda is solely for oversight discussion.

• Oversight hearing on the runaway and homeless youth shelter system

Committee on Small Business

The Committee on Small Business will review five items, including a resolution urging the state to pass a commercial rent control bill. The agenda also includes local laws regarding storefront leases, a social media marketing pilot, industrial zone boundaries, and a legacy business registry.

• Res 0496-2026: Resolution calling on the state to pass the New York City Small Business Rent Stabilization Act (A.5568A / S.8319).
• Int 0090-2026: Local Law to amend the administrative code regarding lease agreements for storefront premises.
• Int 0408-2026: Local Law establishing a pilot program matching small businesses with social media content creators for marketing.
• Int 0578-2026: Local Law to reform the industrial business zone boundary commission.
• Int 0874-2026: Local Law establishing a legacy business registry and preservation fund.

Committee on Land Use

The New York City Council Committee on Land Use is holding a meeting on September 17, 2026. However, the published agenda does not list any specific bills, resolutions, or proposals for discussion or vote. The agenda simply references a 'Land Use Calendar' and appears to be procedural boilerplate.

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

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

Committee on Disabilities

The Committee on Disabilities is meeting to discuss the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption and Disability Rent Increase Exemption. This meeting is jointly held with the Committee on Aging and the Committee on Finance. The agenda is primarily focused on oversight of these exemptions. The meeting is procedural in nature, with no specific actions or decisions listed.

• Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE)
• Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE)

Committee on Aging

The Committee on Aging, jointly with the Committees on Disabilities and Finance, is holding an oversight hearing on the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) and Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE) programs. The meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 18, 2026, at 10:00 AM in Council Chambers at City Hall.

• Oversight hearing on SCRIE and DRIE programs
• Joint hearing with Committees on Disabilities and Finance

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will meet jointly with the Committee on Aging and the Committee on Disabilities. The session is focused on oversight of the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE) and Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE).

• Oversight of Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE)
• Oversight of Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE)

Committee on Immigration

The Committee on Immigration is holding an oversight hearing to examine the Executive Order 13 of 2026 Report of Audit Findings and Recommendations. The committee will discuss the report's findings and recommendations, though no specific actions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Oversight hearing on Executive Order 13 of 2026 audit report

Committee on Civil Service and Labor

The Committee on Civil Service and Labor is holding an oversight hearing to discuss municipal recruitment and civil service pathways. The agenda lists no specific legislation, only the oversight topic.

• Oversight hearing on municipal recruitment and civil service pathways

Committee on General Welfare

Committee on Education

The Committee on Education is holding an oversight hearing to discuss the 'Portrait of a Graduate' initiative. This is a discussion and review item, not a vote on legislation. The hearing will take place on September 22, 2026, at 1:00 PM.

• Oversight hearing on 'Portrait of a Graduate'

Committee on Hospitals

The Committee on Hospitals will hold an oversight hearing on access to gender-affirming care and mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth. The committee will also consider a local law requiring the health department to publish LGBTQI+ health resources and a searchable services map, plus two resolutions urging state action on anti-bias training for medical students and a state gender-affirming care program.

• Oversight hearing on access to gender-affirming care and mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth
• Int 0949-2026: Local law requiring DOHMH to create and post LGBTQI+ health resources and a searchable map of services
• Res 0208-2026: Calls on state to pass S.319/A.5625 mandating anti-bias training for all medical students
• Res 0547-2026: Calls on state to pass A.8191/S.7985 establishing a gender-affirming care program in the state health department

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

Committee on Contracts

Committee on Women and Gender Equity

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity will hold an oversight hearing on access to gender-affirming care and associated mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth. The committee will also consider a local law requiring the health department to publish LGBTQI+ health resources and a searchable service map, and two resolutions urging state action on anti-bias medical training and a state gender-affirming care program.

• Oversight hearing on access to gender-affirming care and mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth
• Int 0949-2026: Local law requiring DOHMH to create and publish LGBTQI+ health and gender-affirming care resources and a searchable map of services
• Res 0208-2026: Resolution urging NY State to pass S.319/A.5625 mandating anti-bias training for all medical students
• Res 0547-2026: Resolution urging NY State to pass A.8191/S.7985 establishing a gender-affirming care program in the state health department

Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use

The Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use will hold an oversight hearing on access to gender-affirming care and mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth. The committee will also consider a local law requiring the health department to publish LGBTQI+ health resources and a searchable services map, plus two resolutions urging state action on anti-bias training and a gender-affirming care program.

• Oversight hearing on access to gender-affirming care and mental health outcomes for transgender and nonbinary youth
• Int 0949-2026: Local law requiring DOHMH to create LGBTQI+ health and gender-affirming care resources and a searchable map of services
• Res 0208-2026: Resolution urging NY State to pass S.319/A.5625 mandating anti-bias training for medical students
• Res 0547-2026: Resolution urging NY State to pass A.8191/S.7985 establishing a gender-affirming care program in the state health department

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.

Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations

The Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations will hold an oversight hearing examining the research collections of New York City’s public libraries. The hearing is chaired by Nantasha M. Williams and includes six council members.

• T2026-2301 Oversight hearing on public libraries’ research collections

Committee on Higher Education

The Committee on Higher Education is holding an oversight hearing to examine study abroad opportunities at the City University of New York (CUNY). The committee will discuss the availability, accessibility, and support for these programs for CUNY students.

• Oversight hearing on study abroad opportunities at CUNY

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety is holding an oversight hearing on micromobility regulation, accountability, and safety, and will consider 14 proposed local laws and one resolution. The bills cover delivery data retention, moped retailer reporting, delivery device rules, bans on certain e-bike sales, insurance requirements, and police traffic enforcement reporting. The resolution urges state action on penalties for e-scooter hit-and-runs.

• Oversight hearing on micromobility regulation, accountability, and safety
• Int 0078-2026: retention of delivery data
• Int 0244-2026: prohibiting sale/rental of class three electric-assist bicycles
• Int 0994-2026: requiring third-party food delivery services to maintain liability insurance
• Res 0044-2026: urging state to increase penalty for leaving scene of e-scooter accident

Committee on Small Business

The Committee on Small Business, jointly with the Committee on Economic Development, is holding an oversight hearing to assess the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on New York City. The agenda lists no specific legislation or votes, only this oversight discussion.

• Oversight hearing on the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup
• Joint hearing with the Committee on Economic Development

Committee on Economic Development

The Committee on Economic Development, jointly with the Committee on Small Business, will hold an oversight hearing to assess the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on New York City. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 1:00 PM in Hearing Room 1 at 250 Broadway.

• Oversight hearing on the economic impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup
• Joint hearing with the Committee on Small Business

Committee on Women and Gender Equity

The Committee on Women and Gender Equity will hold an oversight hearing to examine the restructuring of the Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence under the Office of Community Safety. The committee will also consider a resolution declaring November 25 as the 'International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women' in honor of the Mirabal sisters.

• Oversight hearing on the restructure of the Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence under the Office of Community Safety
• Resolution 0441-2026 declaring November 25 as the 'International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women'

Committee on Fire and Emergency Management

The Committee on Fire and Emergency Management will hold an oversight hearing on emergency response in the Rockaways and other geographically isolated communities in New York City. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 10:00 AM. No specific legislation or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Oversight hearing on emergency response in the Rockaways and other geographically isolated communities

Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure will hold an oversight hearing on micromobility regulation, accountability, and safety, and consider 14 proposed local laws and one resolution. The bills cover delivery data retention, moped retailer reporting, delivery device rules, e-bike sales bans, food delivery verification, police reporting, licensing, trade-ins, testing, advertising, bike share safety, insurance, and pedestrian safety. The resolution urges state action on e-scooter hit-and-run penalties.

• Oversight hearing on micromobility regulation, accountability, and safety
• Int 0078-2026: retention of delivery data
• Int 0244-2026: prohibiting sale/rental of class three e-bikes
• Int 0994-2026: requiring third-party food delivery services to maintain liability insurance
• Res 0044-2026: urging state to increase e-scooter hit-and-run penalties

Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection

The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection will hold an oversight hearing on micromobility regulation, accountability, and safety, and consider 14 proposed local laws and one resolution. The bills cover delivery data retention, moped retailer reporting, delivery device rules, e-bike sales bans, third-party delivery service requirements, police enforcement reporting, licensing, trade-in programs, testing, advertising, bike share safety, insurance, and pedestrian safety. The resolution urges state action on e-scooter hit-and-run penalties.

• Oversight hearing on micromobility regulation, accountability, and safety
• Int 0078-2026: delivery data retention
• Int 0244-2026: prohibiting sale/rental of class three e-bikes
• Int 0994-2026: requiring third-party food delivery services to maintain liability insurance
• Res 0044-2026: urging state to increase e-scooter hit-and-run penalties

Committee on Fire and Emergency Management

Committee on Hospitals

The New York City Council Committee on Hospitals will hold a joint oversight hearing with the Committee on Fire and Emergency Management. The session focuses specifically on reviewing ambulance response times. No specific decisions, contracts, or ordinances are listed on the agenda.

• Oversight hearing on Ambulance Response Times (Item T2026-2406)

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.

Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

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)

Committee on Land Use

The Committee on Land Use is scheduled to meet on October 21, 2026, at 1:00 PM. The agenda text provided is procedural boilerplate that lists the committee members and location but does not include a list of specific bills, rezonings, or projects to be discussed. The document directs readers to consult the separate 'Land Use Calendar' for the actual items.

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.

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance, jointly with the Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation, will hold an oversight hearing on the implementation of the Pied-à-Terre Tax. No legislation is being voted on; the meeting is for discussion and review of the tax's rollout.

• Oversight hearing on the implementation of the Pied-à-Terre Tax

The Committee on Finance, jointly with the Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation, held an oversight hearing on August 18, 2026. The committee filed a report on the matter. No substantive decisions, such as approvals or denials, were made during this meeting.

• Held oversight hearing (T2026-2333)
• Filed committee report on oversight

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation, jointly with the Committee on Finance, will hold an oversight hearing on the implementation of the Pied-à-Terre Tax. This is the only item on the agenda.

• Oversight hearing on implementation of the Pied-à-Terre Tax

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation, jointly with the Committee on Finance, held an oversight hearing and filed a committee report. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural in nature.

• Held oversight hearing (T2026-2332)
• Filed committee report

Committee on Land Use

The New York City Council's Committee on Land Use is holding a meeting on August 13, 2026, but the provided agenda text contains only procedural boilerplate—membership, time, and location—and directs readers to a separate 'Land Use Calendar' for actual items. No specific proposals, hearings, or decisions are listed in this document.

The Committee on Land Use held hearings and approved six land use applications (LU 0114-2026 through LU 0119-2026) by roll call votes of 11-0, with one member absent and one on bereavement. The 200 Kent Avenue rezoning was approved with modifications and referred to the City Planning Commission (CPC) in two related applications (LU 0115-2026 and LU 0116-2026). Other applications were approved with companion resolutions or with modifications and referral to CPC.

• Approved LU 0114-2026 with companion resolution (11-0)
• Approved LU 0115-2026 (200 Kent Avenue rezoning) with modifications, referred to CPC (11-0)
• Approved LU 0116-2026 (200 Kent Avenue rezoning) with modifications, referred to CPC (11-0)
• Approved LU 0117-2026 with companion resolution (11-0)
• Approved LU 0118-2026 with modifications, referred to CPC (11-0)
• Approved LU 0119-2026 with modifications, referred to CPC (11-0)

Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation is meeting to consider a proposed local law (Int 0320-2026) that would amend the city's administrative code to officially codify the flag of Staten Island. The committee will discuss and potentially vote on this proposal.

• Proposed Int. No. 320-A: Local law to codify the official flag of Staten Island

The Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation held a hearing on Proposed Int. No. 320-A, an amended version of Int. No. 320. The committee proposed and adopted an amendment, then approved the amended introduction by a unanimous roll-call vote of 7-0. The minutes do not specify the content of the legislation or the amendment.

• Approved amended Int. No. 320-A by roll call (7-0)

Committee on Housing and Buildings

The Committee on Housing and Buildings is considering a local law that would make the certification of no harassment pilot program permanent and add criteria for including certain buildings. The committee will discuss and potentially vote on the proposed legislation.

• Int 0839-2026: Amends administrative code to make no-harassment certification pilot program permanent
• Adds criteria for inclusion of certain buildings in the program

The Committee on Housing and Buildings voted to approve Int. No. 839-A, an amended version of Introduction 839, which had been the subject of hearings and a proposed amendment. The vote was 9 in favor, 1 abstention (Zhuang), with Joseph absent. The item now moves to the full Council with a committee report.

• Approved Int. No. 839-A (amended) by roll call vote (9-0-1, Zhuang abstaining; Joseph absent)
• Amended Int. No. 839 by committee action

Committee on Public Safety

The Committee on Public Safety is considering a local law that would require quarterly reporting on confirmed firearm discharges by the NYPD. The committee will vote on the amended version of the bill, which would amend the city's administrative code.

• Int 0935-2026-A: Local law requiring quarterly reporting on confirmed firearm discharges

The Committee on Public Safety voted 8-0 (with one member absent) to approve an amended version of Introduction 935-A, a police-related transparency bill. The amendment was proposed and adopted by the committee before the vote. The bill now moves to the full City Council for consideration.

• Approved Int. No. 935-A as amended by committee (8-0, Ariola absent)

Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management is holding a hearing on two proposed local laws. One would require the Department of Sanitation to install and refill dog waste bag dispensers on public litter baskets. The other would create a public education and outreach campaign about removing dog waste, with the law expiring after a set period.

• Int 0857-2026: Requires DSNY to install and refill dog waste bag dispensers on public litter baskets
• Int 0872-2026: Establishes a public education and outreach campaign on dog waste removal, with a sunset provision

The Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management voted to approve two introductions, Int. No. 857-A and Int. No. 872-A, both amended by the committee. Both bills were approved by a roll call vote of 10-0, with one member absent due to bereavement.

• Approved Int. No. 857-A (amended) by roll call vote (10-0)
• Approved Int. No. 872-A (amended) by roll call vote (10-0)

Committee on Parks and Recreation

The Committee on Parks and Recreation is considering two local laws at this hearing. One would establish a pilot program for collecting dog feces at dog runs for composting, and the other would amend the administrative code regarding posting signs about dog waste removal. The committee will discuss and potentially vote on these proposals.

• Int 0864-2026-A: pilot program for collecting dog feces at dog runs for composting
• Int 0880-2026-A: amending administrative code on posting signs about dog waste removal

The Committee on Parks and Recreation approved two introductions after amendments. Int. No. 864-A was approved 9-1, with Council Member Morano voting no. Int. No. 880-A was approved unanimously, 10-0. Both bills now move to the full City Council.

• Approved Int. No. 864-A (9-1, Morano negative)
• Approved Int. No. 880-A (10-0)

Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure is considering four local laws that would change regulations for sidewalk and roadway cafes in New York City. The bills address expanding roadway cafe access, allowing vertical winterization coverings for sidewalk cafes, setting sanitation and cleanliness requirements, and changing how cafe revocable consent compensation is paid. The committee will also consider two resolutions related to environmental review findings for two of the bills.

• Int 0655-2026: Expanding access to roadway cafes
• Int 0894-2026: Vertical winterization coverings for sidewalk cafes
• Int 0917-2026: Sanitation and cleanliness requirements for cafes
• Int 0918-2026: Quarterly installment payments for cafe revocable consent compensation
• T2026-2398 and T2026-2397: Environmental review findings for Int 894-A and Int 655-A

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure voted to approve four amended introductions (Int 0655-2026-A, Int 0894-2026-A, Int 0917-2026-A, Int 0918-2026-A) and two resolutions (Res 0592-2026 and T2026-2397). All items were approved by roll call votes, with most passing 8-0 or 8-1. The minutes do not describe the content of the bills or resolutions.

• Approved Int 0655-2026-A (6-1, 1 abstention)
• Approved Int 0894-2026-A (7-1)
• Approved Int 0917-2026-A (8-0)
• Approved Int 0918-2026-A (8-0)
• Approved Res 0592-2026 (8-0)
• Approved T2026-2397 (8-0)

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health is considering two local laws that would modify food warning labels at designated food service establishments. One bill adjusts the sodium warning, while the other changes the added sugar warning icon and civil penalty amounts, and repeals a related subdivision. The committee will vote on these proposals at this meeting.

• Int 0196-2026-B: Modifies sodium warning at designated food service establishments
• Int 0547-2026-A: Amends added sugar warning icon and civil penalties, repeals subdivision b of section 17-199.18

City Council Stated Meeting

The New York City Council is holding a stated meeting to vote on several items, including zoning changes, park land acquisitions, and various local laws. Key actions include approving rezoning for 200 Kent Avenue in Brooklyn and 47-03 108th Street in Queens, acquiring properties for a park in Queens, and expanding the Flatiron District concession area. The council will also consider laws on insurance affordability, dog waste management, and sidewalk cafes.

• Rezoning of 200 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, from M1-4 to M1-4A/R7X with Mandatory Inclusionary Housing
• Rezoning of 47-03 108th Street, Queens, from R6B to R7X with C2-4 district
• Acquisition of 47 properties for park use in Queens Community District 2
• Expansion of Flatiron NoMad major concession area boundaries
• Local law to establish an office of insurance affordability

The City Council approved a large consent agenda of land use applications, resolutions, and local laws, including the 200 Kent Avenue rezoning and several other zoning changes. Several items were voted on separately with recorded tallies, including a housing bill (Int. 839-A) passed 36-5-1 and a parks bill (Int. 864-A) passed 37-4-1. The council also referred numerous new introductions and resolutions to committees and adopted four resolutions by voice vote.

• Approved 200 Kent Avenue rezoning (LU 0115, LU 0116, LU 0118, LU 0119) with modifications, referred to City Planning Commission
• Approved housing bill Int. 839-A (36-5-1)
• Approved parks bill Int. 864-A (37-4-1)
• Approved transportation bill Int. 655-A (37-5)
• Approved finance bill Int. 1002 (41-1)
• Approved resolution Res. 595 (39-3)
• Approved consent agenda of land use items and resolutions (42-0)
• Adopted resolutions Res. 218, 387, 389-A, 395 by voice vote

Committee on Civil and Human Rights

The Committee on Civil and Human Rights is considering Resolution 0218-2026, which would declare August 2 annually as James Baldwin Day in New York City to honor his legacy as a writer and civil rights activist. The committee will discuss and potentially vote on the resolution at this meeting.

• Resolution 0218-2026 declaring August 2 as James Baldwin Day

The Committee on Civil and Human Rights held a hearing on Resolution 0218-2026 and voted to approve it. The resolution was approved unanimously by roll call vote of 5-0. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Resolution 0218-2026 (5-0)

City Council Stated Meeting

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

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance, chaired by Linda Lee, will meet at City Hall on August 13, 2026. The agenda for this meeting has not been announced as of July 28, 2026.

The Committee on Finance held a hearing and voted on two P-C (Pre-Considered) items. Introduction 1002-2026 was approved by a roll call vote of 12-1, with Council Member Wong voting no. Resolution 0595-2026 was also approved by a roll call vote of 12-1, with Council Member Morano voting no. Four members were absent for both votes.

• Approved Int. 1002-2026 as a P-C item (12-1, Wong no)
• Approved Res. 0595-2026 as a P-C item (12-1, Morano no)

Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection

The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection is meeting to consider a local law that would create an office of insurance affordability in the city charter, along with three resolutions urging state action on property and auto insurance costs. The items address rising insurance rates affecting homeowners, affordable housing, and consumers.

• Int 0685-2026: Local law to establish an office of insurance affordability (Proposed Int. No. 685-B)
• Res 0387-2026: Resolution urging state passage of A.07828A/S.07939, A.9015, A.9016A to mitigate property insurance costs for affordable housing
• Res 0389-2026-A: Resolution supporting the Automobile Insurance Consumer Information Act (S.1196/A.3893)
• Res 0395-2026: Resolution urging state passage of S.6356/A.4188 to cap homeowners' insurance rate increases at 25% per year

The Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection approved an amended version of Introduction 685-B, which had been the subject of hearings and amendments. The committee also approved four resolutions (Res 387, 389-A, 395, and 685-B) by roll call votes of 10-1, with Council Member Ossé absent. All items were approved as amended or as originally proposed.

• Approved amended Int. No. 685-B (10-1, Ossé absent)
• Approved Res. No. 387 (10-1, Ossé absent)
• Approved amended Res. No. 389-A (10-1, Ossé absent)
• Approved Res. No. 395 (10-1, Ossé absent)

Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions

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

The Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions voted to approve Land Use Application LU 0114-2026, which had been the subject of a prior hearing. The motion passed by a roll call vote of 4-0, with three members absent. No other substantive decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Land Use Application LU 0114-2026 (4-0)

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.

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises approved five land use applications (LU 0115-2026 through LU 0119-2026) by roll call votes of 7-0, with two members absent (one medical, one bereavement). Four of the applications were approved with modifications and referred to the City Planning Commission (CPC); one was approved without modifications. Eight preconsidered items (T2026-2339 through T2026-2346) were heard and laid over by the committee, with no final action taken.

• Approved LU 0115-2026 with modifications, referred to CPC (7-0)
• Approved LU 0116-2026 with modifications, referred to CPC (7-0)
• Approved LU 0117-2026 without modifications (7-0)
• Approved LU 0118-2026 with modifications, referred to CPC (7-0)
• Approved LU 0119-2026 with modifications, referred to CPC (7-0)
• Laid over preconsidered items T2026-2339 through T2026-2346

Committee on Health

The Committee on Health is meeting to consider two proposed local laws. The first would modify the sodium warning at designated food service establishments, and the second would amend the icon for added sugar warning labels, adjust civil penalties, and repeal a related subdivision. The committee will decide whether to advance these proposals.

• Int 0196-2026: Modifies sodium warning at designated food service establishments
• Int 0547-2026: Amends added sugar warning label icon and civil penalties
• Int 0547-2026: Repeals subdivision b of section 17-199.18

Committee on Finance

The Committee on Finance will meet to discuss a proposed local law. The item focuses on establishing a temporary program to resolve outstanding judgments from the environmental control board.

• T2026-2303: A Local Law to establish a temporary program to resolve outstanding judgments imposed by the environmental control board

The Committee on Finance met on August 11, 2026, with 14 members present and 3 absent. The committee held a hearing on a preconsidered introduction (T2026-2303) and subsequently laid it over without a vote. No substantive decisions were made.

• Held hearing on preconsidered Int. No. T2026-2303
• Laid over preconsidered Int. No. T2026-2303 by committee

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 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 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.

The subcommittee met and held a hearing on Land Use Application LU 0114-2026, but took no final action. The application was laid over by the subcommittee, meaning a decision was postponed. No substantive decisions were made at this meeting.

• Held hearing on Land Use Application LU 0114-2026
• Laid over Land Use Application LU 0114-2026

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.

The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises held hearings on five land use applications (LU 0115-2026 through LU 0119-2026) and laid over all of them without a vote. No substantive decisions were made; the applications remain pending.

• Held hearing on LU 0115-2026, laid over
• Held hearing on LU 0116-2026, laid over
• Held hearing on LU 0117-2026, laid over
• Held hearing on LU 0118-2026, laid over
• Held hearing on LU 0119-2026, laid over

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)

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

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)

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 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)