NYC Open Data Plan: Mayor's Management Report (MMR) Indicators

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

11033

Renewals and South Richmond action projects that entered public review within 6 months (%)

The percent of project renewals citywide and South Richmond School Seat/Subdivision certification project approvals, including their associated environmental review, certified as complete or referred for public review within six months of project start, normally marked by submission of a Pre-Application Statement (PAS) for renewals or a filed land use application for South Richmond School Seat/Subdivision certifications to the Department.

Database maintained by DCP's Planning Coordination Division

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

12309

Zoning actions with CEQR (EAS) that entered public review

The number of zoning actions with CEQR (City Environmental Quality Review) requiring an EAS (Environmental Assessment Statement) initiated by private and public applicants, including DCP, that were certified as complete and, for those actions subject to ULURP (Uniform Land Use Review Procedure), referred for public review. Complex projects, which can include one or more land use applications and their associated environmental review, include: zoning map changes, amendments to the zoning resolution, zoning special permits, authorizations, and certifications. They require a more involved environmental review and interagency coordination (Type I or unlisted actions).

Database maintained by DCP's Planning Coordination Team

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Zoning-Application-Portal-ZAP-Project-Data/hgx4-8ukb/about_data

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

12310

Zoning actions with CEQR (EAS) that entered public review within 15 months (%)

The percent of public and private zoning actions with CEQR (City Environmental Quality Review) requiring an EAS (Enivronmental Assessment Statement) certified as complete and/or referred for public review within 15 months of project start, normally marked by submission of a Pre-Application Statement (PAS) to the Department.

Database maintained by DCP's Planning Coordination Team

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

12311

Zoning actions with CEQR (EIS) that entered public review

The number of zoning actions with CEQR (City Environmental Quality Review) requiring an EIS (Enivronmental Impact Statement) initiated by private and public applicants, including DCP, that were certified as complete and, for those actions subject to ULURP (Uniform Land Use Review Procedure), referred for public review. Complex projects, which can include one or more land use applications and their associated environmental review, include: zoning map changes, amendments to the zoning resolution, zoning special permits, authorizations, and certifications. They require a more involved environmental review and interagency coordination (Type I or unlisted actions).

Database maintained by DCP's Planning Coordination Team

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Zoning-Application-Portal-ZAP-Project-Data/hgx4-8ukb/about_data

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

12312

Zoning actions with CEQR (EIS) that entered public review within 22 months (%)

The percent of public and private zoning actions with CEQR (City Environmental Quality Review) requiring an EIS (Enivronmental Impact Statement) certified as complete and/or referred for public review within 22 months of project start, normally marked by submission of a Pre-Application Statement (PAS) to the Department.

Database maintained by DCP's Planning Coordination Team

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15044

Citywide proposals and studies advanced

The number of citywide proposals and studies updated publicly to promote an equitable, prosperous, sustainable city, anchored by affordable housing, economic opportunities, and other neighborhood investments, in the form of written reports, certified applications for zoning map or text amendments, website postings, and/or public presentations of recommended actions.

Economic Development and Regional Planning, and Housing Divisions

Scheduled for publication

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15202

Homes approved by the City Planning Commission

The number of homes proposed through private and public land use applications that enter the public review process and are approved by the City Planning Commission.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data would only consist of the same number already published in the MMR which would not be useful.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15203

Zoning verification letter requests fulfilled

The number of formal zoning verification letter requests fulfilled. A zoning verification letter is a formal document DCP can produce that confirms the property's zoning. It's usually requested by building or site owners for financial or legal reasons (i.e. for a bank or licensing agency).

Fiscal and Zoning Divisions

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data contains PII information including names, addresses, and email addresses. The rest of the data would just be a count and date, which is already provided in the MMR.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15204

Zoning Help Desk requests fulfilled

The number of land use questions and requests from New Yorkers that are handled by DCP staff at the agency's Zoning Help Desk. The Zoning Help Desk answers zoning-related questions from members of the public. These questions include what can be built on a site, how a property owner would go about changing their zoning, details on special districts, and similar inquiries.

Zoning Division

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data contains PII information including names, addresses, and email addresses. The rest of the data would just be a count and date, which is already provided in the MMR.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15636

Homes projected through land use actions reviewed by the City Planning Commission

The number of homes that could be built based on approved land use actions at the City Planning Commission. An approved land use action changes the existing rules and regulations for how land is zoned and used. Types of land uses include residential, commercial, industrial, and parks.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data would only consist of the same number already published in the MMR which would not be useful.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15637

Affordable homes projected through land use actions reviewed by the City Planning Commission

The number of affordable homes that could be built based on approved land use actions at the City Planning Commission. A home is considered “affordable” if a family spends approximately one third or less of its income to live there. An approved land use action changes the existing rules and regulations for how land is zoned and used. Types of land uses include residential, commercial, industrial, and parks.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data would only consist of the same number already published in the MMR which would not be useful.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15638

Median days for simple zoning action projects to enter public review

The median number of days that simple zoning actions spent under internal review and revision before starting the public review process. Before entering public review, simple zoning actions must be pre-certified and evaluated in internal review, which entails checking that all the documents associated with the land use application are accurate and complete.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15639

Time simple zoning action projects spent with DCP under internal review before entering public review (%)

The percentage of time simple zoning actions spent under internal review at the Department of City Planning (DCP) before starting public review. During the internal review process, DCP must evaluate applications for accuracy and completeness. Any errors or missing information is then handled by the applicant requesting the proposed action. Therefore, this measures the amount of time a proposed action is spent being evaluated by DCP throughout the internal review process and does not take into account time spent outside of DCP with other actors that impact this process.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15640

Time simple zoning action projects spent with applicant before entering public review (%)

The percentage of time simple zoning actions spent with the applicant before starting public review. During the internal review process, DCP must evaluate applications for accuracy and completeness. Any errors or missing information is then handled by the applicant requesting the proposed action. Therefore, this measures the amount of time a proposed action is spent with applicant throughout the internal review process as a comparison with how much time it spends under internal review at DCP.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15641

Median days for zoning actions with CEQR (EAS) to enter public review

The median number of days that zoning actions with CEQR requiring an Environmental Assessment Statement spent under internal review and revision before starting the public review process. Before entering public review, zoning actions with CEQR requiring an EAS must be pre-certified and evaluated in internal review, which entails checking that all the documents associated with the land use application are accurate and complete.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15642

Time zoning actions with CEQR (EAS) spent with DCP under internal review before entering public review (%)

The percentage of time zoning actions with CEQR requiring an Environmental Assessment Statement spent under internal review at the Department of City Planning (DCP) before starting public review. During the internal review process, DCP must evaluate applications for accuracy and completeness. Any errors or missing information is then handled by the applicant requesting the proposed action. Therefore, this measures the amount of time a proposed action is spent being evaluated by DCP throughout the internal review process and does not take into account time spent outside of DCP with other actors that impact this process.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15643

Time zoning actions with CEQR (EAS) spent with applicant before entering public review (%)

The percentage of time zoning actions with CEQR requiring an Environmental Assessment Statement spent with the applicant before starting public review. During the internal review process, DCP must evaluate applications for accuracy and completeness. Any errors or missing information is then handled by the applicant requesting the proposed action. Therefore, this measures the amount of time a proposed action is spent with applicant throughout the internal review process as a comparison with how much time it spends under internal review at DCP.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15644

Median days for zoning actions with CEQR (EIS) to enter public review

The median number of days that zoning actions with CEQR requiring an Environmental Impact Statement spent under internal review and revision before starting the public review process. Before entering public review, zoning actions with CEQR requiring an EIS must be pre-certified and evaluated in internal review, which entails checking that all the documents associated with the land use application are accurate and complete.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15645

Time zoning actions with CEQR (EIS) spent with DCP under internal review before entering public review (%)

The percentage of time zoning actions with CEQR requiring an Environmental Impact Statement spent under internal review at the Department of City Planning (DCP) before starting public review. During the internal review process, DCP must evaluate applications for accuracy and completeness. Any errors or missing information is then handled by the applicant requesting the proposed action. Therefore, this measures the amount of time a proposed action is spent being evaluated by DCP throughout the internal review process and does not take into account time spent outside of DCP with other actors that impact this process.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15646

Time zoning actions with CEQR (EIS) spent with applicant before entering public review (%)

The percentage of time zoning actions with CEQR requiring an Environmental Impact Statement spent with the applicant before starting public review. During the internal review process, DCP must evaluate applications for accuracy and completeness. Any errors or missing information is then handled by the applicant requesting the proposed action. Therefore, this measures the amount of time a proposed action is spent with applicant throughout the internal review process as a comparison with how much time it spends under internal review at DCP.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15647

Median days for city projects (non-zoning) to enter public review

The median number of days that non-zoning City projects spent under internal review and revision before starting the public review process. Before entering public review, non-zoning City projects must be pre-certified and evaluated in internal review, which entails checking that all the documents associated with the land use application are accurate and complete.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15648

Median days for renewals and South Richmond action projects to enter public review

The median number of days that renewals and South Richmond actions under internal review and revision before starting the public review process. Before entering public review, renewals and South Richmond actions must be pre-certified and evaluated in internal review, which entails checking that all the documents associated with the land use application are accurate and complete.

Land Use Review and Planning Support Divisions - Zoning Application Portal

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

A portion of the source data for this metric is not publicly available since it is used for internal management purposes only.

2026

Department of City Planning (DCP)

15649

Community Board engagement requests fulfilled

The number of times that Department of City Planning staff answered questions, showed a presentation, provided training, or otherwise gave their assistance to a Community Board.

Borough Offices

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data contains PII information including names, addresses, and email addresses. The rest of the data would just be a count and date, which is already provided in the MMR.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2181

Trainings completed by City employees/participants in managerial and professional development

The total number of City employee/participant completions of the various trainings in the managerial and professional development portfolio during the reporting period, excluding compliance training.

DCAS Citywide Learning and Development

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data is not published on the Open Data because it contains employee-specific information, which is considered internal administrative data and is exempt from disclosure under the NYC Open Data Law (§ 23-501(g)).

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2187

In-house trade shop work orders completed within 30 days (%)

The percentage of in-house work orders during the reporting period received by the DCAS Trade Shops finished within 30 days of the work being assigned. The trade shops include carpenters, plumbers, electricians, etc., and is independent of maintenance and mechanical work.

DCAS Construction and Technical Services

This MMR indicator will require additional evaluation to determine if its underlying data is already published on Open Data, when that data can be published, or why that data cannot be published.

This indicator is being reviewed internally and is scheduled to be updated.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2188

Average time to complete in-house trade shop work orders (days)

The mean time, in calendar days, for DCAS staff to complete work orders during the reporting period for construction repairs, starting from the time the work is assigned a trade (carpentry, plumbing, electrical, locksmith, masonry, plaster, etc.) to completion.

DCAS Construction and Technical Services

This MMR indicator will require additional evaluation to determine if its underlying data is already published on Open Data, when that data can be published, or why that data cannot be published.

This indicator is being reviewed internally and is scheduled to be updated.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2202

Total energy purchased (trillions of British thermal units)

Total energy purchased during the fiscal year in trillions of British thermal units (BTUs), including electricity, gas, and steam.

DCAS Energy Management

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data is tracked on a property/facility level, and thus is not public based on the definition of a public dataset (Section 23-501 of the Administrative Code).

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2203

Electricity purchased (billions of kilowatt hours)

Total electricity purchased during the fiscal year in billions of kilowatt hours (kWh).

DCAS Energy Management

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data is tracked on a property/facility level, and thus is not public based on the definition of a public dataset (Section 23-501 of the Administrative Code).

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2204

Average number of bidders per bid

The total number of bids tabulated during the reporting period divided by the total number of bid openings during the reporting period, excluding bids for surplus goods sold by DCAS.

DCAS Vendor Relations Team

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This dataset is not published on the Open Data because it reflects internal deliberative processes and future procurement strategies, which are exempt under the NYC Open Data Law (§ 23-501(g)). It may also contain proprietary or confidential vendor information protected by law, making it inappropriate for public release.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2205

Revenue generated from the sale of surplus goods ($000)

Total revenue, in thousands of dollars, generated during the reporting period from the sale of the City’s surplus goods.

Financial Management System

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

This underlying data is in a system managed by FISA-OPA.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2206

Revenue generated from auto auctions ($000)

Total revenue, in thousands of dollars, generated during the reporting period from vehicle surplus (auto auction) sales. Auto auction revenue is a component of revenue generated from the sale of surplus goods.

Financial Management System

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

This underlying data is in a system managed by FISA-OPA.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2207

Value of goods and services purchased ($000,000)

The total value, in millions of dollars, of purchase orders processed by DCAS on behalf of City agencies during the reporting period. Purchase orders are requests from City agencies to purchase goods through DCAS contracts.

Financial Management System

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

This underlying data is in a system managed by FISA-OPA.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2214

Vehicles with highest emission ratings purchased pursuant to Local Law 38 in the citywide fleet (%)

The percentage of light-duty and medium-duty vehicles purchased for the City during the reporting period that were certified with the three highest ratings, as defined by California Low-Emission Vehicle (LEV II) standards. The three highest ratings are zero emission vehicles (ZEV), advanced technology partial zero emission vehicles (ATPZEV), and partial zero emission vehicles (PZEV). Pursuant to Local Law 38 of 2005 (LL38), each light- and medium-duty vehicle that the City purchases should have the highest certified emission rating in its vehicle category while meeting the requirements for the City’s intended use. In accordance with the law, some exceptions apply, based on cost and other limited exemptions, including exceptions for certain emergency vehicles.

DCAS Fleet Management

Scheduled for publication

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2216

Lease revenue generated ($000)

Total revenue, in thousands of dollars, generated during the reporting period from the lease of City-owned properties.

Financial Management System

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

The underlying data is tracked on a property/facility level, and thus is not public based on the definition of a public dataset (Section 23-501 of the Administrative Code).

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

2219

Lease-out agreements

The total number of lease agreements including leases, licenses, permits, concessions and occupancy permit accounts managed by DRES for the use of City-owned property. Source: Division of Real Estate Services.

DRES/Property Management and Leasing

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This indicator is not published in the MMR.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

5817

Average wait time to speak with a customer service agent (minutes:seconds)

The average time in minutes from the time a customer meets with a greeter or information desk representative until he or she is met by a customer service representative or begins receiving a service. Security/building entry wait times are not included unless a security guard plays a formal intake role.

DCAS Strategic Operations

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data is collected through in-person site visits and recorded on paper forms, which are not digitally transmitted nor processed. It consists of scanned copies of original documents and does not fit the definition of data as described in § 23-501(b).

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

5820

CORE facility rating

An average Customers Observing and Reporting Experiences (CORE) score based on the rating of 15 conditions, including physical conditions (e.g., cleanliness, litter, seating) and customer service conditions (e.g., wait time, professionalism), for all agency walk-in facilities inspected, divided by the number of walk-in facilities inspected. Each of the 15 conditions can be rated excellent, good, fair, or poor. Ratings of excellent are worth 100 points each, good ratings are worth 67 points, fair ratings are worth 33 points, and poor ratings receive no points. Facilities are rated by trained City inspectors.

Mayor’s Office of Operations

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/SCOUT-CORE/xrwg-eczf

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

5823

Letters responded to within 14 days (%)

The numbers of letters answered in 14 calendar days or less divided by the total number of letters responded to during the reporting period, represented as a percentage. Responses are substantive and adequately address the question/issue raised by the customer. However, for complex inquiries that require research and/or additional action on the part of the agency, an acknowledgement, which includes a description of the next step, as well as an estimated time frame for completion, is considered acceptable and is also reported as part of the 14-day response. Agencies track the additional time until a customer has a complete response.

DCAS Correspondence Management System

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

Pursuant to § 23-501(g)(3) of the Administrative Code, this data is exempt from the Open Data Law as it reflects internal performance tracking and response workflows, which are part of the agency’s internal deliberative and administrative processes.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

5825

E-mails responded to within 14 days (%)

The number of emails answered in 14 calendar days or less divided by the total number of emails responded to during the reporting period, represented as a percentage. Responses are substantive and adequately address the question/issue raised by the customer. However, for complex inquiries that require research and/or additional action on the part of the agency, an acknowledgement, which includes a description of the next step, as well as an estimated time frame for completion, is considered acceptable and is also reported as part of the 14-day response. Agencies track the additional time until a customer has a complete response.

DCAS Correspondence Management System

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

Pursuant to § 23-501(g)(3) of the Administrative Code, this data is exempt from the Open Data Law as it reflects internal performance tracking and response workflows, which are part of the agency’s internal deliberative and administrative processes.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

6613

Hybrid or alternative fuel vehicles in the citywide fleet (%)

The percentage of the City's total fleet that is hybrid and/or runs on fuels other than conventional petroleum gasoline/diesel, as of the last day in the reporting period. Alternative fuels include compressed natural gas, biodiesel blends, electricity, and solar.

DCAS Fleet Management

This MMR indicator will require additional evaluation to determine if its underlying data is already published on Open Data, when that data can be published, or why that data cannot be published.

The metric is derived from internal tracking systems used for agency-level decision-making, oversight, and compliance monitoring. The data reflects operational parameters unique to DCAS-managed vehicles and infrastructure, and does not provide actionable or contextually relevant insights for external audiences. Therefore, additional evaluation is needed to determine what would make most sense for publication.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

6629

Annual energy retrofit/conservation projects completed

The number of energy retrofit, retro-commissioning, solar thermal, and co-generation projects installed and operational in or on municipal buildings/structures during the fiscal year.

DCAS Energy Management

This MMR indicator will require additional evaluation to determine if its underlying data is already published on Open Data, when that data can be published, or why that data cannot be published.

The underlying data is tracked at the property/facility level and is therefore needs additional evaluation to determine whether it can be published publicly.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

6631

Annual estimated avoided energy cost from all energy projects ($000,000)

The annual estimated energy cost avoided, in millions of dollars, derived from municipal energy projects completed during the fiscal year based on project scopes without adjusting for other variables (e.g., changes in weather) that may affect the actual change in energy usage as reported in MMR energy usage data.

DCAS Energy Management

This MMR indicator will require additional evaluation to determine if its underlying data is already published on Open Data, when that data can be published, or why that data cannot be published.

The underlying data is tracked at the property/facility level and is therefore needs additional evaluation to determine whether it can be published publicly.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

6632

Annual estimated reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from all energy projects (metric tons)

The annual reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, in metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, estimated to be reduced as a result of energy efficiency projects that have been funded, in whole or in part, by DCAS on behalf of the City and that were completed during the fiscal year. This metric reports the GHG reductions in building-related emissions only for buildings in which energy projects were completed during the fiscal year and does not account for adjustments in other variables (e.g., changes in weather, occupancy, operation, etc.) which may affect the actual change in energy usage reported in MMR energy usage data. Funded refers to funds invested by DCAS, or awarded by DCAS, to other City agencies for that agency's implementation of a project.

DCAS Energy Management

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Environment/NYC-Greenhouse-Gas-Emissions-Municipal-Inventory/b7aj-ck5a/about_data

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

9176

Average building cleanliness and condition rating for DCAS-managed space (non-court) (%)

The average cleanliness and condition rating of DCAS-managed office buildings. The ratings are derived from items on a survey of tenants in DCAS-managed buildings and does not include court space. The survey is closely related to the checklist used by the New York State Office of Court Administration. Most items are rated on a three-point scale—Adequate (highest), Marginal, and Inadequate (lowest)—with overall performance calculated as a percentage.

DCAS Tenant Relations

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

Pursuant to § 23-501(g)(3), these data are exempt from the Open Data Law as their publication would reveal internal deliberative processes related to facility evaluations, maintenance prioritization, and operational planning.

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

9256

Average rating for professional development training sessions (%)

The average rating for professional development training sessions sponsored by DCAS Citywide Leaning and Development based on post-session surveys completed by training participants and City employees that receive services during the reporting period. The highest possible rating given by each participant is 100%.

DCAS Citywide Learning and Development

No, the underlying data is exempt from publication as per NYC's Open Data Law.

This data is not published on the Open Data because it contains employee-specific information, which is considered internal administrative data and is exempt from disclosure under the NYC Open Data Law (§ 23-501(g)).

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

10255

Fleet in-service rate citywide (%)

The percentage of the total citywide fleet that is available for use each month of the reporting period.

DCAS Fleet Management

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Transportation/New-York-City-Fleet-Daily-Service-Report/5rzx-3686/about_data

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

10256

New hires — Male (%)

The number of newly hired people who identified themselves as male divided by the sum of all new hires in the mayoral agencies during the reporting period, represented as a percentage. The mayoral agencies included are the Offices of the Mayor, ACS, BIC, BSA, CCHR, CCRB, COIB, DCP, DCAS, DCLA, DCWP, DDC, DEP, DFTA, DOB, DOC, DOF, DOHMH, DOI, DOP, DORIS, DOT, DPR, DSNY, DVS, DYCD, FDNY, FISA, HPD, HRA, LAW, LPC, MOCS, NYCEM, NYCOA, NYCTC, NYPD, OATA, OATH, OLR, OMB, OPA, OTI, SBS, and TLC. Does not include DOE or public authorities and corporations.

DCAS Citywide Equity & Inclusion and DCAS Human Capital

Scheduled for publication

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

10257

New hires — Female (%)

The number of newly hired people who identified themselves as female divided by the sum of all new hires in the mayoral agencies during the reporting period, represented as a percentage. The mayoral agencies included are the Offices of the Mayor, ACS, BIC, BSA, CCHR, CCRB, COIB, DCP, DCAS, DCLA, DCWP, DDC, DEP, DFTA, DOB, DOC, DOF, DOHMH, DOI, DOP, DORIS, DOT, DPR, DSNY, DVS, DYCD, FDNY, FISA, HPD, HRA, LAW, LPC, MOCS, NYCEM, NYCOA, NYCTC, NYPD, OATA, OATH, OLR, OMB, OPA, OTI, SBS, and TLC. Does not include DOE or public authorities and corporations.

DCAS Citywide Equity & Inclusion and DCAS Human Capital

Scheduled for publication

2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

10258

New hires — White (%)

The number of newly hired people who identified themselves as White divided by the sum of all new hires in the mayoral agencies during the reporting period, represented as a percentage. The mayoral agencies included are the Offices of the Mayor, ACS, BIC, BSA, CCHR, CCRB, COIB, DCP, DCAS, DCLA, DCWP, DDC, DEP, DFTA, DOB, DOC, DOF, DOHMH, DOI, DOP, DORIS, DOT, DPR, DSNY, DVS, DYCD, FDNY, FISA, HPD, HRA, LAW, LPC, MOCS, NYCEM, NYCOA, NYCTC, NYPD, OATA, OATH, OLR, OMB, OPA, OTI, SBS, and TLC. Does not include DOE or public authorities and corporations.

DCAS Citywide Equity & Inclusion and DCAS Human Capital

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2026

Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS)

10259

New hires — Black (%)

The number of newly hired people who identified themselves as Black divided by the sum of all new hires in the mayoral agencies during the reporting period, represented as a percentage. The mayoral agencies included are the Offices of the Mayor, ACS, BIC, BSA, CCHR, CCRB, COIB, DCP, DCAS, DCLA, DCWP, DDC, DEP, DFTA, DOB, DOC, DOF, DOHMH, DOI, DOP, DORIS, DOT, DPR, DSNY, DVS, DYCD, FDNY, FISA, HPD, HRA, LAW, LPC, MOCS, NYCEM, NYCOA, NYCTC, NYPD, OATA, OATH, OLR, OMB, OPA, OTI, SBS, and TLC. Does not include DOE or public authorities and corporations.

DCAS Citywide Equity & Inclusion and DCAS Human Capital

Scheduled for publication