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|  Scorecard is an inspection program run by the Mayor’s Office of Operations. The programs measures and reports on the cleanliness of City streets and sidewalks across the City’s five boroughs.
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| Latest Monthly Scorecard Report by Community Board and Sanitation Section Street RatingsSidewalk RatingsPrevious Monthly Reports | |
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| FY 2007 - 2009 Community Board and Sanitation Section StreetSidewalk | |
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| Latest Quarterly Community Board Report Street RatingsSidewalk RatingsPrevious Quarterly Reports | |
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| Scorecard Monthly Ratings by Borough and Community Board All Boroughs: Fiscal 2010Previous Fiscal Years | |
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| Quarterly Reports for Business Improvement Districts Current ReportPrevious Quarterly Reports | |
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 Note: As of August 2009 Scorecard ratings are calculated using a more sophisticated computer system which generates less rounding error than in the past. For this reason, some historical figures previously posted may have changed (for instance, a rating for last year previously shown as 89.6 percent may now show as 89.7 percent.) There are few such changes in the historical figures, and all that do appear have changed by no more than one-tenth of a percentage point. There is no change in the way cleanliness levels are evaluated by Scorecard inspectors. |
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We caution you not to put too much emphasis on just one month's rating. Street cleanliness is affected by the rate and amount of littering, the degree of compliance with Alternate Side Parking regulations and the incidence of Health and Administrative Code violations, as well as by weather and other seasonal factors. We cannot always be sure to what extent these conditions change from month to month, nor the degree to which they affect Scorecard ratings. The level of street cleanliness is only partially the result of the work of the Department of Sanitation. The most effective way we have found to assess trends in cleanliness is to compare figures for several consecutive months to those for the same months in the prior year. |
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