IDNYC is the new, free identification card for all New York City residents, which gives all of us the opportunity to show who we are\u2014New Yorkers. As a government-issued photo identification card, IDNYC secures the peace of mind and access to City services that come from having recognized identification.<\/p>\n
IDNYC cardholders can access services and programs offered by the City as well as by businesses. IDNYC helps enhance public safety, by serving as a recognized ID for interacting with NYPD. It also helps New Yorkers gain access to all City buildings that provide services to the public and is accepted as a form of identification for accessing numerous City programs and services. In compliance with federal and state law, New York City voters now vote using a paper ballot. They mark their choices on a paper ballot using a pen or ballot marking device, and insert their marked ballot into a scanner. The scanner then tabulates the votes after the polls close on Election Day. This poll site voting system provides a verifiable paper record and allows all voters, including voters with disabilities, to vote privately and independently at their poll site. Browse NYC 311 online to see a full listing of City services. You can find everything from Alternate Side Parking information to job training programs to Yellow Taxi lost and found to step-by-step guides on how to obtain various City licenses, permits and certificates. The Street Conditions Observation Unit (SCOUT) is a team of inspectors based in the Mayor’s Office of Operations. Their mission is to drive every City street once per month and report conditions that negatively impact quality of life to 311. SCOUT inspectors send reports of conditions they observe to the 311 system, and 311 assigns the conditions to the relevant agency for appropriate corrective action – the very same way that 311 handles complaints from the public.<\/p>\n Notify NYC is the City of New York’s official source for information about emergency events and important City services. Registration is free and simple. Follow the registration link and create your account. Notify NYC updates are available via email, SMS or phone for areas you select. You can get citywide messages via Twitter or RSS feed. NYC Service is a new effort to promote service and volunteerism in New York City. It includes an innovative set of initiatives that aim to achieve two overarching goals: making our city the easiest place in the world to volunteer and setting a new standard for how cities can tap the power of their people to tackle our most pressing challenges. NYCStat is the City’s one-stop shop for all essential data, reports and statistics related to City services. From this page you can access a wide array of performance-related information, including Citywide and agency-specific performance, 311-related information and interactive mapping features for selected performance data and quality of life conditions. The Rat Information Portal (RIP) provides information on rats in NYC. Use this site to make maps and learn about what you can do to prevent and manage rats. Workforce1 is a better way to find a job in New York City. If you’re unemployed or hoping to make a mid-career change, it offers free services to connect you with the job that’s right for you. Find a job, get job training and work on professional development. NYC Business Solutions helps businesses start, operate and expand in New York City. The services are provided at no cost, regardless of the size or stage of the business. Selecting a place to dine out is now even easier with the City’s new restaurant inspection website. Here you’ll find health inspection results for each of New York City’s 24,000 restaurants. There’s always something exciting to do and see around the City that’s free of charge. See weekly picks, and visit NYCGo.com’s calendar and special offers section for more free events. New Building Permits in Community District 10<\/a> Lifeline helps you stay connected and save money on your monthly telephone bill. The Lifeline discount can be applied to either home telephone service (landline or cable) or wireless service. The discount is available for only one line per household. Consumers qualify for Lifeline by participating in one of a number of federal assistance programs OR by having income at or below 135% of the federal poverty guidelines. For more information ACCESS NYC is a free service that identifies and screens for more than 30 City, State and Federal human service benefit programs. You may use this service anonymously or you may create an account. Some ACCESS NYC programs require you to create an account. Follow the links below to get information about the programs. You may also be eligible for other programs that are not currently part of ACCESS NYC.<\/p>\n Child Care<\/a> In School Youth Programs (ISY)<\/a> Cash Assistance<\/a> Medicare and Prenatal Care Assistance Program<\/a> Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)<\/a> Child Health Plus B<\/a> Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE)<\/a> IDNYC IDNYC is the new, free identification card for all New York City residents, which gives all of us the opportunity to show who we are\u2014New Yorkers. As a government-issued<\/p>\n
\nVisit the IDNYC website<\/a><\/p>\nCity’s New Voting System<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the Board of Elections website<\/a><\/p>\n311 Online<\/h2>\n
\nVisit 311 Online<\/a><\/p>\nNYCScout<\/h2>\n
Notify NYC<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the Notify NYC website<\/a><\/p>\nNYC Service<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the NYC Service website<\/a><\/p>\nCitywide Performance Reporting System<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the Citywide Performance Reporting System website<\/a><\/p>\nNYC DOHMH Rat Information Portal<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the Rat Information Portal<\/a><\/p>\nWorkforce 1<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the Workforce 1 website<\/a><\/p>\nNYC Business Solutions<\/h2>\n
\nVisit the NYC Business Solutions website<\/a><\/p>\nFood Establishment Inspection<\/h2>\n
\nLearn more about Food Establishment Inspection<\/a><\/p>\nFree in NYC<\/h2>\n
\nVisit Free in NYC<\/a>
\nVisit the NYCGo Calendar<\/a>
\nVisit the NYCGo Special Offers Section<\/a><\/p>\nDOB Permits in Community District 10<\/h2>\n
\nMajor Alteration Permits in Community District 10<\/a>
\nFull Demolition Permits in Community District 10<\/a><\/p>\nLifeline Discount Telephone Service Program<\/h2>\n
\nLearn more about the Lifeline Telephone Service Program<\/a><\/p>\nAccess Programs<\/h2>\n
\nVisit ACCESS NYC<\/a><\/p>\nFamily and Children Programs<\/h2>\n
\nHead Start<\/a>
\nAfter School Programs<\/a>
\nUniversal Prekindergarten — Pre K For All (UPK)<\/a><\/p>\nEmployee and Training Programs<\/h2>\n
\nNew York State Unemployment Insurance<\/a>
\nNYCHA Resident Employment Services (RES)<\/a>
\nSenior Employment Services (SES)<\/a>
\nSummer Youth Employment Program (SYEP)<\/a>
\nNYC Workforce 1 Career Center I Department of Labor<\/a><\/p>\nFinancial Assistance Programs<\/h2>\n
\nChild and Dependent Care Tax Credit<\/a>
\nChild Tax Credit<\/a>
\nEarned Income Tax Credit (EITC)<\/a>
\nHome Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)<\/a><\/p>\nHealth Care Service<\/h2>\n
\n<\/b><\/p>\nFood and Nutrition Programs<\/h2>\n
\nFood Stamps – SNAP Benefits<\/a>
\nSchool Meals<\/a>
\nSpecial Supplemental Nutrition for Women Infants and Children<\/a><\/p>\nHealth Insurance Programs<\/h2>\n
\nFamily Health Plus\/Medicaid<\/a>
\nHealthy NY<\/a>
\nMedicaid For Adults<\/a>
\nMedicaid For Children<\/a>
\nMedicaid Excess Income<\/a>
\nPrenatal Care Assistance Program<\/a><\/p>\nHousing Programs<\/h2>\n
\nDisabled Homeowners Exemption (DHE)<\/a>
\nSchool Tax Relief (STAR)<\/a>
\nSection 8 Housing Assistance<\/a>
\nSenior Citizen Homeowners Exemption (SCHE)<\/a>
\nSenior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE)<\/a>
\nVeterans Exemption<\/a>
\nHousing Lotteries for Apartment Seekers<\/a>
\nHousing Lotteries for Homebuyers<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"