Service Area Linear Feet
28680
Sanitation Workers Employed
15
Individual Businesses
252
Bid Provides Supplemental
1
Type Of Bid Sanitation
Contracted
Types Of Duties Assigned To Sanitation Workers
Street Sweeping and Bagging, Power Washing, Snow and Ice Removal, Graffiti Removal, Gum, Sticker, Posters, and Flyer Removal, Street Furniture Maintenance and Sanitization, Event Set-Up and Breakdown (Including Open Streets), Opening and closing umbrellas, moving and covering information carts, Recovering lost property, Removing trash bags from corners and receptacles and placing them in Citibins for DSNY pickup, Cleaning out trench drain, Relocating trash cans for major city events, Clearing corners, catch basins, and hydrants of snow, Setting up for and cleaning up after events.
Days Per Week Sanitation
7
Hours Logged By Sanitation
30863
Incidents Of Graffiti Removed
21855
Trash Bags Collected
92186
Bid Provides Supplemental 1
1
Type Of Bid Public Safety
Contracted
Type Of Duties Assigned To 1
Street Patrol/Ambassadors, Coordination with City Agencies, Homeless/Social Services Outreach, Report Quality of Life Issues to 311, Conducting manual pedestrian counts, Addressing and reporting quality of life issues and street conditions (homelessness, panhandling, vending violations, potholes, ponding, inactive light poles, etc.) to the appropriate City agencies through 311 or to our Clean Team for corrective action, Acting as ambassadors to the public, Contacting emergency services in response to vehicle/bicycle accidents and assisting those in need, Stopping cyclists from riding on sidewalks, Returning lost property, Reporting/recording neighborhood construction and events, Coordinating with neighborhood security directors & building managers, Attending and hosting Build the Block events.
Hours Dedicated To Public
15877.75
Interactions With Public
6974
Planters And Hanging Baskets
94
Tree Pits And Tree Guards
0
Public Art Installations
2
Street Furniture Elements
316
Other Infrastructure Elements
1
Public Spaces Maintained
16
Bid Provides Seasonal Holiday
Yes
Communication Channels Used
Print Advertising (banners, flyers, posters, local newspaper, etc.), Digital Advertising (Instagram, Facebook, Google ads), Direct Mailings, Door-to-Door Outreach, Email Newsletters, BID Website, Social Media Accounts, Kiosks, Public Relations Service (press coverage), One of our BID’s main communication channels is our website, which houses information about businesses, events, BID services, community alerts and more. To address several functionality challenges with the site, we are working with KUDOS Design Collaboratory, an award-winning agency, to redesign the site into a user-friendly, one-stop-shop for information about the neighborhood. The relaunch, which includes a brand refresh (our first in 30 years), is expected to take place in FY26.
Total Email And Social Media
11400
Marketing Materials
District guides/Maps/Directories, Event-specific posters/flyers/postcards, BID-branded merch, Additional Informational Brochures in partnership with our local businesses, non-profits and CTM.
Total Marketing Materials
43800
Public Events Coordinated
24
Estimated Attendees To Public
20000
Assessment Revenue
3000000.00
Marketing Special Events
550979.00
Streetscape And Beautification
402335.00
Other Program Expenses
124345.00
G A Salaries And Payroll
128907.00
G A Outside Contractors
85595.00
G A Rent And Utilities
209450.00
G A Supplies And Equipment
9267.00
G A Miscellaneous G A
94086.00
Capital Improvements And
0.00
Total Expenses
3407841.00