New York City Council Committee on Technology

🚨From Chair Council Member Robert Holden👇

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Today, at 10 AM, the Committees on Health, Aging, and Technology, chaired by NYC Council Member Mark Levine, Margaret S. Chin, and Robert Holden will be hosting a hearing on vaccine accessibility and the city's websites.

Tune in to Virtual Room 2 using the link below:

Live Stream Hearings Together, we make the laws governing New York City

Live Stream Hearings Together, we make the laws governing New York City

The joint hearing on small businesses and technology in this city is LIVE!

Visit this link to listen in:

https://council.nyc.gov/livestream/

Mark Gjonaj Council Member Robert F. Holden

Live Stream Hearings Together, we make the laws governing New York City

Join us live at 10am for the Technology and Fire & Emergency Management Committees' joint hearing on the failure of the City’s 311/911 Systems During Tropical Storm Isaias, led by committee chairs Council Member Robert F. Holden and Council Member Joseph C. Borelli.

The committees will be reviewing Int. 1755 by Chair Holden that would require DOITT - NYC Government Tech to conduct an assessment of the interactive map used for the intake of NYC 311 service requests & complaints in order to determine the feasibility of improving location accuracy of the map.

Live Stream Hearings Together, we make the laws governing New York City

Despite the challenges of this pandemic, my New York City Council Committee on Technology staff is still hard at work. Today we discussed some potential upcoming hearings related to the pressing issues with technology in the city. Even Rocky jumped in for the virtual meeting!

How the City Council will go virtual The New York City Council is taking care of business – from the safety of their own homes. On Wednesday, the City Council will hold its first stated meeting, remotely, since the new coronavirus pandemic intensified in New York in mid-March. Stated meetings, which are normally done once or twice a ...

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