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In an emergency do you know who makes up your Emergency Action Plan (EAP) team? This month’s installment from DCAS Fire & Life Safety, Who’s Who When the Alarm Sounds? let’s you know who’s on the EAP team, and what they do, in an effort to keep everyone safe.
Meet Brian Goldberg, DCAS chief policy advisor for Human Capital. He leads a team responsible for creating and updating job titles, and ensuring all agencies comply with civil service laws and regulations. Learn why Brian serves the City of New York.
Shop til you drop at the CityStore! Although the physical store located at 1 Centre St. is closed for renovations this summer, we have a brand-new website redesigned for ease of access and stocked with tons of authentic NYC merch. Read all about it!
On Sunday, July 13, DCAS Commissioner Louis Molina joined NY1’s Cheryl Wills to highlight his first year leading the agency—touching on the EPIC program, fleet electrification, facility decarbonization, and workforce efforts. Watch the full “In Focus” interview on NY1.
Today, DCAS Commissioner Molina joined PIX11 Dan Mannarino’s PIX on Politics Daily for a wide-ranging interview. In it, he touched on our agency’s recruiting and hiring, building decarbonization and energy efficiency work, and the best ways for New Yorkers to find a city job. Check out the full interview at PIX11 News.
Temperatures are going up again this week. Plan ahead to stay cool and safe. Drink water, limit outdoor activity, and check in on neighbors. Visit NYC.gov/beattheheat.
Agency Announcements
Proposed Rules Change for Non-public Schools Reimbursement Program
DCAS is proposing to amend rules implementing a reimbursement program for qualifying nonpublic schools that procure certain security services.
The Department of Citywide Administrative Services donates surplus computer equipment that is no longer in use or needed by any city agency to eligible organizations.
The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has launched NYCityLearn, a cutting-edge new Learning Management System (LMS) designed to enhance and streamline training and professional development opportunities for all City of New York employees.
Title 55 of the Rules of the City of New York - New Chapter 16
Adoption of a new rule that requires the Department of Citywide Administrative Services to donate surplus city-owned computers to eligible organizations for beneficial use.
DCAS OCP releases Pre-Qualified List (PQL) for MWBE Security Guard and Related Services for various City agency buildings and facilities.
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