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

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15448

Class A non-hazardous violations

The total number of hazard class “A” violations issued within the reporting period. These are violations classified as non-hazardous.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15449

Class B hazardous violations

The total number of hazard class “B” violations issued within the reporting period. These are violations classified as hazardous.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15450

Class C immediately hazardous violations

The total number of hazard class “C” violations issued within the reporting period. These are violations classified as immediately hazardous.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15451

Class C immediately hazardous violations — Heat

A subset of total class "C" violations, the total number of hazard class “C” violations issued within the reporting period for inadequate or no heat.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15452

Class C immediately hazardous violations — Hot water

A subset of total class "C" violations, the total number of hazard class “C” violations issued within the reporting period for a lack of or inadequate hot water.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15453

Class C immediately hazardous violations — Lead-based paint hazard

A subset of total class "C" violations, the total number of lead-based paint "hazard" violations.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15454

Class C immediately hazardous violations — Self-closing doors

The total number of hazard class “C” violations issued within the reporting period for apartment entrance doors or doors in the public area of a building that do not self-close.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15455

Other Class C immediately hazardous violations

The total number of all other types of hazard class “C” violations issued within the reporting period.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15456

Class C violations certified as corrected (%)

The percentage of class C violations issued within the reporting period for which a property owner/managing agent submits a certification of correction. Certified violations may be reinspected and closed by HPD or may be deemed corrected and closed 70 days after certification (except for lead-based paint violations, heat violations and hot water violations) if HPD does not reinspect. Lead-based paint violations, heat violations and hot water violations can only be closed upon reinspection by HPD or if the conditions are corrected by HPD. This indicator is the number of hazard class "C" violations for which a property owner/managing agent submits a valid certification of correction timely.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15457

Class C violations closed (%)

Percentage of Class C violations issued in the Fiscal Year that were closed by August 31st of the following Fiscal Year divided by the total number of class C violations issued in the Fiscal Year.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15458

Class C violations for which HPD initiated the emergency repair process (%)

Percentage of Class C violations issued in the Fiscal Year for which HPD initiated the emergency repair process.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood Services

Partially

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15459

Class C emergency repair violations corrected by owner (%)

Percentage of Class C emergency repair-generating violations issued in the fiscal year that were deemed complied, closed as corrected on inspection, or closed as landlord complied by August 31st of the following Fiscal Year divided by the total number of class C emergency repair-generating violations issued in the reporting period. The deemed complied process, which is a legally defined proicess for closing certified violations, requires 70 days after the closed of the fiscal year to be completed.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood 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.

Additional evaluation is needed due to a range of factors, including but not limited to the complexity and volume of the underlying data, privacy considerations, and other considerations related to publication.

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15460

Class C emergency repair violations corrected by HPD (%)

Percentage of Class C emergency repair-generating violations issued in the Fiscal Year that were corrected by HPD by August 31st of the following Fiscal Year, divided by the total number of class C emergency repair-generating violations issued in the Fiscal Year.

Office of Enforcement and Neighborhood 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.

Additional evaluation is needed due to a range of factors, including but not limited to the complexity and volume of the underlying data, privacy considerations, and other considerations related to publication.

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15856

Additional housing starts (unrestricted units)

The number of new market rate units in new construction or adaptive re-use mixed affordable and market rate housing projects that HPD supported. Such support includes financial assistance, tax benefit, land subsidy, and/or density bonus for the affordable units in those projects. These additional housing start units are part of mixed-income developments that include both affordable and market rate housing. These units are not counted toward a Mayoral housing plan and are not income-restricted yet add to the city’s overall housing supply.

Office of Development

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Affordable-Housing-Production-by-Building/hg8x-zxpr/about_data

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15857

Stabilization housing assistance starts (units)

The number of housing units supported by HPD through direct subsidy, tax benefit, or other financial assistance to foster building improvements and/or stabilization. Financial assistance units are not counted towards a Mayoral housing plan and may not be income restricted.

Office of Development

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.

Additional evaluation is needed due to a range of factors, including but not limited to the complexity and volume of the underlying data, privacy considerations, and other considerations related to publication.

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15917

Total dollars disbursed for human services contracts ($000,000)

The amount of dollars disbursed to providers during the fiscal year. Represents total dollars disbursed within the fiscal year regardless of when the invoice was submitted.

Mayor's Office of Contract Services

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

We received the numbers from the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services and the Mayor's Office of Contract Services

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15939

Human services contract registration within 30 days of the contract start date (%)

The percentage of human service contracts that are registered by the City Comptroller within 30 days of the contract start date. This proportion reflects the contracts that were registered in that fiscal year, regardless of their contract start date. The reported number includes general contracts and task orders issued from master agreements, but excludes awards made using City Council Discretionary funding and Emergency Contracts as defined by the New York City Procurement Policy Board Rules.

Mayor's Office of Contract Services

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

We received the numbers from the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services and the Mayor's Office of Contract Services

2026

Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)

15957

Human services contracts

The number of human service contracts that were registered by the City Comptroller during the fiscal year. The reported number includes general contracts and task orders issued from master agreements, but excludes awards made using City Council Discretionary funding and Emergency Contracts as defined by the New York City Procurement Policy Board Rules.

Mayor's Office of Contract Services

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

We received the numbers from the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services and the Mayor's Office of Contract Services

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3313

Complaints

The total number of complaints that DOI receives online, or via telephone, walk-ins and conventional mail, including but not limited to complaints alleging criminal activity and/or corruption, gross mismanagement, waste, abuse, or conflicts of interest. Not all complaints received fall under DOI’s jurisdiction.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3314

Active Investigations

The number of DOI investigations (excluding background investigations) active during the reporting period, meaning that the investigation is open during that period.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3315

Closed investigations

The number of DOI investigations closed.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3317

Referrals for criminal prosecution

The number of investigations in which factual findings were provided to federal, state and local prosecutors’ offices for possible criminal prosecution.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3318

Arrests resulting from DOI investigations

The number of arrests by the Department or federal, state or local law enforcement agencies based on information developed in a DOI investigation.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3320

Referrals for civil and administrative action

The number of investigations in which factual findings were provided to federal, state or City agencies with recommendations that those entities seek financial recoveries including via litigation (civil actions) or consider disciplinary action (administrative action). Referrals to the Conflicts of Interest Board are included within this category.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3325

Average time to complete an investigation (days)

The average number of days to complete all DOI investigations (excluding background investigations), determined by dividing the total number of days from intake to close for all investigations closed within the reporting period, by the number of investigations closed within the reporting period.

Case Management System

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3335

Corruption prevention and whistleblower lectures conducted

The number of in-person and webinar lectures conducted by DOI for City employees and vendors conducting business with, or receiving benefits from, the City. Corruption prevention and whistleblower lectures include information on how to recognize and report corruption, as well as information on the laws and rules governing behavior for City employees, vendors conducting business with the City, and vendors receiving benefits from the City.

Offices of the Inspectors General

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

3343

Integrity monitoring agreements

The number of active monitoring agreements currently in place with City vendors who have been required to retain an Integrity Monitor at the vendor’s expense as a condition of doing business with the City. Integrity Monitors generally monitor a vendor’s ongoing operations, and can require the vendor to take steps to address past integrity issues, including the removal of principles or other restructuring, the implementation of a compliance program and related training and other similar measures. DOI also engages in proactive monitoring for vendors working on significant City projects to prevent or reduce fraud, waste or abuse. Integrity Monitors are selected by and report directly to DOI.

DOI Vendor Integrity Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

4329

Written Policy and Procedure Recommendations issued to City agencies

The number of formal written recommendations issued by DOI to a City agency or agencies for policy and procedural reforms intended to remedy corruption vulnerabilities, maintain the integrity of City Operations, and protect public resources.

PPR Information System

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Policy-and-Procedure-Recommendations-PPR-Portal/jstn-jaut/about_data

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

4337

Financial recoveries to the City ordered/agreed ($000)

The total dollar value of financial recoveries ordered or agreed to be paid to the City as a result of DOI investigations in civil, criminal and administrative cases. These recoveries can include restitution (a return of ill-gotten gains to the City as a victim of the offense); fines (monetary penalties imposed by a court, administrative tribunal, or agency on an individual or company for criminal or civil offenses); forfeiture (the seizure of criminal proceeds or assets used in the commission of a crime); or other money ordered or agreed to be paid to the City, such as the satisfaction of debt owed to the City, including the reinstatement of fines or taxes collected, contract adjustments or credits, reimbursements or the recovery of City equipment or property.

Offices of Inspector General and General Counsel

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

4338

Financial recoveries to individuals and non-City entities ordered/agreed ($000)

The total dollar value ordered or agreed to be paid to individuals or non-City entities as a result of DOI investigations in civil, criminal and administrative cases. These funds can include wage recoupment, restitution, fines, forfeiture, or other money ordered to be recovered by individuals and non-City entities, such as an order to deem a debt satisfied, to reinstate fines or collect taxes, adjust a contract, issue a credit or reimbursement, or return equipment or property.

Offices of Inspectors General and General Counsel+G40

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

4354

Financial recoveries to the City collected ($000)

The total dollar value of financial recoveries actually received by the City as a result of DOI investigations, including the payment of restitution, fines, forfeiture, satisfaction of debt, or the recovery of City equipment/property.

Offices of Inspector General and General Counsel

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

6103

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

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. Security/building entry wait times are not included unless a security guard plays a formal intake role.

DOI

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

6106

CORE facility rating

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 Investigation (DOI)

6109

Letters responded to within 14 days (%)

The percentage of letters answered in 14 calendar days or less. Responses are substantive and adequately address the question/issue raised by the customer. However, for complex inquiries that require research and 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 and full response.

Mayor's Office of Operations

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

6118

Completed requests for interpretation

The sum of all requests for interpretation using a language other than English fulfilled by the agency via telephone (including Language Line, call centers, offices/reception desks and 311 transfer calls) and via face-to-face interaction with bilingual employees or contracted interpreters.

DOI

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

8776

Vendor name checks completed within 30 days (%)

The percent of all name checks of companies, principals, AKAs and affiliates, that seek to do business with the City completed within 30 calendar days as per the Procurement Policy Board Rules.

VENDEX Unit

The underlying data is owned by another agency or entity.

The underlying data is owned by MOCS, DOI obtains a static percentage of checks performed within 30 days without underlying data information.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

9320

Time to notify the Department of Mental Health and Hygiene of arrest notifications for current child care workers after receipt from the State Division of Criminal Justice Services (days)

The average number of days to notify the Department of Mental Health and Hygiene after DOI’s receipt of an arrest notification for current childcare workers previously fingerprinted by DOI

Fingerprint Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

10768

Corruption prevention lecture e-learning attendees

The number of individuals completing DOI corruption prevention lectures online.

DCAS

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

11288

Written Policy and Procedure Recommendations issued during previous fiscal years that have been accepted by City agencies (%)

The percentage of DOI’s formal written recommendations issued during the previous fiscal years that have been accepted by City agencies.

PPR Information System

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Policy-and-Procedure-Recommendations-PPR-Portal/jstn-jaut/about_data

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

11293

Written Policy and Procedure Recommendations issued during previous fiscal years that have been implemented of those accepted by City agencies (%)

The percentage of DOI’s formal written recommendations issued and accepted by City agencies during the previous fiscal years that have been implemented by City agencies.

PPR Information System

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Policy-and-Procedure-Recommendations-PPR-Portal/jstn-jaut/about_data

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12296

Background investigations received and closed within 6 months (%)

Of requests for investigations of candidates for decision making or sensitive City jobs received on or after July 1, 2019, and closed during the reporting period, the percentage that were closed within six months or less from date of receipt of a completed background packet to completion of investigation. Requests received before July 1, 2019, are included in the ‘backlogged background investigations’ indicators.

Background Investigations Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12297

Backlogged background investigations closed during the reporting period

The number of pending requests for background investigations received prior to July 1, 2019 that were competed or otherwise closed during the current reporting period.

Background Investigations Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12298

Backlogged background investigations remaining open

The number of pending requests for background investigations received prior to July 1, 2019 that remain open.

Background Investigations Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12299

Closed background investigations (of those opened on or after July 1, 2019)

Investigations of candidates for decision making or sensitive City jobs received on or after July 1, 2019 and closed during the reporting period.

Background Investigations Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12300

Average time to complete a background investigation (from date of receipt) (days)

The average number of days to close background investigations of candidates for decision-making or sensitive City jobs from date of receipt of a completed background packet to completion of investigation for those complete background packets received on or after July 1, 2019. Requests received before July 1, 2019, are included in the ‘backlogged background investigations’ indicators.

Background Investigations Unit

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.

DOI is internally reviewing this data to determine what, if anything, can be published on NYC Open Data.

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12313

Written Policy and Procedure Recommendations issued during previous fiscal years that are still pending an outcome from City agencies (%)

The percentage of DOI’s formal written recommendations issued during the previous fiscal year that are still pending an outcome from City agencies.

PPR Information System

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Policy-and-Procedure-Recommendations-PPR-Portal/jstn-jaut/about_data

2026

Department of Investigation (DOI)

12314

Written Policy and Procedure Recommendations issued during previous fiscal years that have been rejected by City agencies (%)

The percentage of DOI’s formal written recommendations issued during the previous fiscal years that have been rejected by City agencies.

PPR Information System

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Government/Policy-and-Procedure-Recommendations-PPR-Portal/jstn-jaut/about_data

2026

Department of Parks and Recreation (PARKS)

1668

Citywide acceptability rating for the overall condition of small parks and playgrounds, large parks & greenstreets (%)

The percent of park sites that pass an inspection based on up to 16 individual features. If three or more features are rated unacceptable based on the Parks Inspection Program’s standards, or if one condition is judged a serious safety hazard, the entire site is rated unacceptable. Additionally, a failed cleanliness rating will automatically result in an unacceptable rating for overall condition. Park sites included in this rating are playgrounds, small parks, large parks, and greenstreets (street triangles and medians landscaped with horticultural installations).

Operations & Management Planning Division

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/browse?q=inspection&sortBy=relevance&pageSize=20&Data-Collection_Data-Collection=Parks+Inspection+Program+%28PIP%29&page=1

Parks Inspection Program – Inspections; Parks Inspection Program – All Sites (MAPPED); Parks Inspection Program - All Sites (UNMAPPED)

2026

Department of Parks and Recreation (PARKS)

1669

Citywide acceptability rating for the cleanliness of small parks and playgrounds, large parks & greenstreets (%)

The percent of park sites with acceptable cleanliness based on the acceptability of litter, broken glass, graffiti, and weeds or ice (depending on the season) at a site. A park will fail for cleanliness if two of the four cleanliness features are unacceptable or if conditions for one feature are egregious based on the Parks Inspection Program’s standards. Park sites included in this rating are playgrounds, small parks, large parks, and greenstreets (street triangles and medians landscaped with horticultural installations).

Operations & Management Planning Division

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/browse?q=inspection&sortBy=relevance&pageSize=20&Data-Collection_Data-Collection=Parks+Inspection+Program+%28PIP%29&page=1

Parks Inspection Program – Inspections; Parks Inspection Program – All Sites (MAPPED); Parks Inspection Program - All Sites (UNMAPPED)

2026

Department of Parks and Recreation (PARKS)

1683

Acceptable by feature small parks, large parks & greenstreets (%) — Play equipment

The percent of play equipment in all parks, playgrounds and greenstreets rated acceptable based on the Parks Inspection Program's standards. Play equipment includes, but is not limited to, slides and jungle gyms, handball court walls, and chess and checkers tables.

Operations & Management Planning Division

Yes

https://data.cityofnewyork.us/browse?q=inspection&sortBy=relevance&pageSize=20&Data-Collection_Data-Collection=Parks+Inspection+Program+%28PIP%29&page=1

Parks Inspection Program – Feature Ratings, Parks Inspection Program – Inspections; Parks Inspection Program – All Sites (MAPPED); Parks Inspection Program - All Sites (UNMAPPED)