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Fiscal Impact by Agency

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Which agencies bear the cost of Council legislation?

Total fiscal impact of NYC Council legislation, grouped by the city agencies responsible for implementation. Each bill may affect multiple agencies. Filter by committee, sponsor, bill year, or projected fiscal year. Charts show enacted laws and adopted resolutions by default; use the Bill status filter to include pending or lapsed bills.

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Net Fiscal Impact by Agency

Total net fiscal impact across all filtered legislation, attributed to each implementing agency. A bill affecting multiple agencies is counted in full for each.

Net fiscal impact of NYC Council legislation grouped by implementing agency. Negative values indicate net costs to the city; positive values indicate net revenue gains. Source: NYC Council Legistar fiscal impact statements, processed by NYCuriosity. Created by Tal Roded · NYCuriosity

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Methodology

  • Each NYC Council bill may affect multiple city agencies. A bill's fiscal impact is attributed in full to every agency listed in its fiscal impact statement, so totals across agencies will exceed the dataset total.
  • Net fiscal impact = total revenue − total operational expense − total capital expense. Negative = net cost to the city.
  • Only bills with at least one non-zero, estimable fiscal figure are included. Bills where the Council Finance Division could not estimate costs are excluded.
  • Fiscal year labels follow NYC fiscal year convention (FY25 = July 2024 – June 2025).
  • Source: NYC Council Legistar fiscal impact statement documents, extracted and structured by NYCuriosity from Legistar's public pages with Claude.