February 2009

February 11 - NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) launches its first Web site.

February 11 - Department of Education (DOE) launches the 2009 Citywide and Community Education Council Elections.

February 10 - Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) releases initial findings of 2008 New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey.

February 9 - Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) publishes its Advance Directives health bulletin (in PDF).

February 9 - Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting (FILM) publishes its language access plan (in PDF).

February 6 - Office of Environmental Remediation (OER) launches its new Web site.

February 5 - Department of Probation (PROB) publishes its language access plan (in PDF).

February 2 - Department of Finance (DOF) publishes 2009 Lien Sale Lists.

January 2009

January 30 - Office of Management & Budget (OMB) publishes January 2009 Financial Plan.

January 29 - Department of Parks & Recreation (DPR) publishes its language access plan (in PDF).

January 29 - Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) publishes its January 2009 Report to the Board of Directors.

January 28 - Office of Emergency Management (OEM) launches a video as part of its Ready New York program to educate New Yorkers about emergency preparedness.

January 28 - Department of Sanitation (DSNY) announces 2009 Christmas Tree Recycling Program a "tree-mendous" success.

January 27 - Mayor Bloomberg (OM) and Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) announce the launch of a nationwide effort to prevent heart attacks and strokes by reducing the salt levels in processed and restaurant foods.

January 26 - Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) publishes its Executive Order 120 Language Access Plan (in PDF).

January 21 - Department of Small Business Services (SBS) invites NY'ers to nominate individuals, small businesses, and community organizations for the 2009 Neighborhood Achievement Awards.

January 20 - Mayor Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting (FILM) launches online Reel Jobs PSA campaign.

January 15 - Mayor Bloomberg (OM) delivers State of the City Address.

January 14 - Department of Education (DOE) releases 2008 Transfer High School Progress Reports.

January 12 - Fire Department (FDNY) announces 2008 statistics.

January 12 - Department of Education (DOE) announces the start of the kindergarten application process.

January 9 - Design Commission (DESIGN) publish City Hall Pre-visit Guide for schools and tour groups.

January 9 - Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence (OCDV) publishes its Executive Order 120 Language Access Plan (in PDF).

January 7 - Department of Education (DOE) announces the application deadline for pre-kindergarten has been extended to January 30.

January 6 - Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting announces that the office and Brooklyn Workforce Innovations will present “Made in NY” Production Assistants: A Peer to Peer Discussion at the NYC College of Technology in Brooklyn at 6 pm on Thursday, January 15th.

January 6 - Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting announces that on Wednesday, January 28, the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting will present The Art and Design of “Ugly Betty” – a panel featuring the creative design team behind the award-winning ABC hit series.

January 6 - Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting announces the "Made in NY" Discount Card Program, which began in 2005, currently boasts over eight hundred fifty vendor participants.

January 5 - Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) releases the results of a report - Alcohol Use and Risky Sex in New York City - that finds that New Yorkers who binge drink tend to have many more sex partners putting themselves at an increased risk for sexually transmitted diseases compared with those who drink less or don't drink at all.

January 5 - Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DOITT) congratulates 311 on record level of calls and new services in 2008.

January 2 - Department of Finance (DOF) announces Finance Commissioner, Martha E. Stark is interviewed about the Reduced Fine Program for parking violations.