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T2025-3598
| * | | | | Oversight - Evaluating the Crisis Management System Under DYCD. | Oversight | | | |
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Int 0992-2024
| * | Mercedes Narcisse | | | Requiring the office for neighborhood safety and the prevention of gun violence to provide notice and report on the crisis management system. | Introduction | This bill would require the Mayor’s Office for Neighborhood Safety and the Prevention of Gun Violence (the “Office”) to publish and maintain on its website information about the service provider organizations contracted with the Office to serve each neighborhood under New York City’s (the “City”) Crisis Management System (CMS), and to make publicly available on its website the criteria used to determine the geographic area a service provider is contracted to serve, including an explanation of how such service provider is specifically equipped to serve such area. The bill would also require that once a service provider organization is selected to serve a geographic area, that all relevant Council Members and community boards representing such area, and all relevant local New York Police Department (NYPD) precincts, be sent a letter providing details about the organization designated to cover such area, along with the contact information for such organization and details regarding the contractual obligations of such organization. The bill requires the Office to notify all relevant Council Members and community boards representing a geographic area, and all relevant NYPD precincts, when a contract for a service provider organization serving such geographic area is not renewed, and the reason for non-renewal. The bill would also require the Office to report annually on the progress being made toward the contractual goals agreed upon between the Office and each contracted service provider organization under the CMS. | | |
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Int 1077-2024
| * | Rita C. Joseph | | | Provision of luggage to foster care youth. | Introduction | This bill would require the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) to provide luggage to youth entering the foster care system, transitioning between foster homes, or exiting the foster care system. The bill would also require ACS to report on the number of foster care youth that were provided with luggage, and the demographic information of those youth. | | |
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Int 1245-2025
| * | Adrienne E. Adams | | | Additional information collected and reported about foster care youth. | Introduction | This bill would amend the report on foster youth required by Local Law 145 of 2016 to require the data to be disaggregated by age. This bill would also require information to be collected on the council district of each supportive housing building to which foster youth are placed in. | | |
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Int 1246-2025
| * | Adrienne E. Adams | | | Establishing a program to support youth aging out of the foster care system. | Introduction | This bill would require the Administration for Children’s Services to establish a program to improve the outcomes for youth currently in foster care as well as youth that have exited foster care. This bill would require the program to include long term coaching, academic support, career development guidance, mental health resources, and housing assistance. | | |
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Int 1259-2025
| * | Linda Lee | | | Requiring basic training in behavioral support strategies for certain staff at juvenile detention facilities. | Introduction | This bill would require that all direct service staff employed at juvenile detention facilities who are not professionally certified or licensed in mental health, behavioral analysis, medicine, or a similar field, to complete foundational training in behavioral support strategies. Such strategies include de-escalation and crisis prevention techniques, guidance on incorporating trauma-informed and culturally competent practices when addressing challenging behaviors, as well as basic principles for encouraging positive behaviors and learning. The bill would also require the commissioner of the New York City Department of Social Services to make the trainings, informational materials, and guidance to providers, including, but not limited to, community-based organizations that work directly with youth involved in the juvenile justice system. | | |
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