The New York City Council - Meeting of Committee on Public Safety on 6/10/2026 at 10:00 AM

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Meeting Name:

Committee on Public Safety

Agenda status:

Final

Meeting date/time:

6/10/2026 10:00 AM

Minutes status:

Final

Meeting location:

250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 3

Published agenda:

Agenda

Published minutes:

Minutes

Meeting video:

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Meeting Items (15)

File #	Ver.	Prime Sponsor	Agenda Note	Name	Type	Summary	Action	Action Details	Multimedia
								Roll call	Not available
Int 0489-2026	*	Inna Vernikov		Requiring the creation of a publicly accessible online database and notification system for towed vehicles.	Introduction	This bill would require the creation of a publicly accessible, centralized online database for tracking vehicles towed by the New York Police Department, tow operators licensed by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection or any other City entity, along with a corresponding opt-in notification system to alert vehicle owners if their vehicle information is entered into the database.	Hearing Held by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0489-2026	*	Inna Vernikov		Requiring the creation of a publicly accessible online database and notification system for towed vehicles.	Introduction	This bill would require the creation of a publicly accessible, centralized online database for tracking vehicles towed by the New York Police Department, tow operators licensed by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection or any other City entity, along with a corresponding opt-in notification system to alert vehicle owners if their vehicle information is entered into the database.	Laid Over by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0551-2026	*	Oswald J. Feliz		Prohibiting the sale or distribution of fraudulent license plates.	Introduction	This bill would make it unlawful to sell or distribute a fraudulent license plate, including a fraudulent temporary license plate, and would set a civil penalty for such violation.	Hearing Held by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0551-2026	*	Oswald J. Feliz		Prohibiting the sale or distribution of fraudulent license plates.	Introduction	This bill would make it unlawful to sell or distribute a fraudulent license plate, including a fraudulent temporary license plate, and would set a civil penalty for such violation.	Laid Over by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0552-2026	*	Oswald J. Feliz		Police department tow pound capacity.	Introduction	This law would require the Police Department to operate tow pound facilities with sufficient capacity to meet a rate of vehicle towing necessary to deter illegal conduct. The Police Department would also be responsible for issuing public reports on tow facility capacity and the Department’s utilization of vehicle towing in response to violations of traffic laws, rules, and regulations.	Hearing Held by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0552-2026	*	Oswald J. Feliz		Police department tow pound capacity.	Introduction	This law would require the Police Department to operate tow pound facilities with sufficient capacity to meet a rate of vehicle towing necessary to deter illegal conduct. The Police Department would also be responsible for issuing public reports on tow facility capacity and the Department’s utilization of vehicle towing in response to violations of traffic laws, rules, and regulations.	Laid Over by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0843-2026	*	Althea V. Stevens		Establishing a program to provide public notification of school emergencies.	Introduction	The bill would require the City to establish an alert system to notify the public of emergencies that require law enforcement at schools.	Hearing Held by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0843-2026	*	Althea V. Stevens		Establishing a program to provide public notification of school emergencies.	Introduction	The bill would require the City to establish an alert system to notify the public of emergencies that require law enforcement at schools.	Laid Over by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0913-2026	*	Amanda C. Farías		Raising the maximum age for taking a civil service examination to become a police officer.	Introduction	This bill would raise the maximum age at which someone can take the civil service exam to become a police officer from thirty-five years of age to forty-three years of age. This legislation also allows individuals who have spent time on military duty or terminal leave to subtract up to six years of service time from their age for purposes of exam eligibility.	Hearing Held by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0913-2026	*	Amanda C. Farías		Raising the maximum age for taking a civil service examination to become a police officer.	Introduction	This bill would raise the maximum age at which someone can take the civil service exam to become a police officer from thirty-five years of age to forty-three years of age. This legislation also allows individuals who have spent time on military duty or terminal leave to subtract up to six years of service time from their age for purposes of exam eligibility.	Laid Over by Committee	Action details	Not available
Int 0929-2026	*	Elsie Encarnación	Preconsidered	A transparency report regarding New York city police department security perimeters adjacent to educational facilities.	Introduction	This bill would require the Police Commissioner to publish a transparency report on the New York Police Department’s (NYPD) plan to address and contain the risk of physical obstruction, physical injury, intimidation and interference at entrances to and exits from certain educational facilities in the City, through the use of security perimeters. Such report would include considerations regarding whether and when, and to what extent, such perimeters could be used, and steps taken by the police department to ensure such perimeters do not curtail freedom of speech. The Commissioner would be required to submit a proposed report, no later than 45 days after the bill’s effective date, to the Mayor and the Speaker of the Council. No later than 90 days after the effective date, the Commissioner would be required to submit a final report to the Mayor and the Speaker of the Council and post the final report on the NYPD website.	Hearing on P-C Item by Comm	Action details	Not available
Int 0929-2026	*	Elsie Encarnación		A transparency report regarding New York city police department security perimeters adjacent to educational facilities.	Introduction	This bill would require the Police Commissioner to publish a transparency report on the New York Police Department’s (NYPD) plan to address and contain the risk of physical obstruction, physical injury, intimidation and interference at entrances to and exits from certain educational facilities in the City, through the use of security perimeters. Such report would include considerations regarding whether and when, and to what extent, such perimeters could be used, and steps taken by the police department to ensure such perimeters do not curtail freedom of speech. The Commissioner would be required to submit a proposed report, no later than 45 days after the bill’s effective date, to the Mayor and the Speaker of the Council. No later than 90 days after the effective date, the Commissioner would be required to submit a final report to the Mayor and the Speaker of the Council and post the final report on the NYPD website.	P-C Item Laid Over by Comm	Action details	Not available
Int 0935-2026	*	Oswald J. Feliz	Preconsidered	Weekly reporting on confirmed firearm discharges.	Introduction	This bill would require the New York City Police Department (NYPD) to report on the number of confirmed firearm discharges in the city on a weekly basis. NYPD would be required to report the date, time, and location of each firearm discharge, as well as a description of the circumstances of the discharge. This report would not include firearm discharges by NYPD officers acting within the scope of their duties.	Hearing on P-C Item by Comm	Action details	Not available
Int 0935-2026	*	Oswald J. Feliz		Weekly reporting on confirmed firearm discharges.	Introduction	This bill would require the New York City Police Department (NYPD) to report on the number of confirmed firearm discharges in the city on a weekly basis. NYPD would be required to report the date, time, and location of each firearm discharge, as well as a description of the circumstances of the discharge. This report would not include firearm discharges by NYPD officers acting within the scope of their duties.	P-C Item Laid Over by Comm	Action details	Not available

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