Larger groups and walk-in access will give nearly 2,000 visitors a month the chance to take in views from Centre 360, the City’s free public panoramic experience atop the cupola of the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building in lower Manhattan.

After 30 years of temporary lease status, the Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps (BSVAC) now has a permanent home enabling them to continue to provide life-saving emergency medical care for their community. DCAS has transferred three Brooklyn properties to BSVAC one of the busiest volunteer ambulance services of its size in the nation.

Meet Annie Lupsha, Chief of Staff to DCAS’ First Deputy Commissioner. Annie helps support major projects by coordinating teams across multiple DCAS lines of service and by helping keep day-to-day operations running smoothly. Learn why Annie serves the City of New York.

DCAS has announced an expansion of the Civil Service Pathways Fellowship (CSFP), doubling the capacity of the program from 200 to 400 fellows. In tandem with the fellow expansion, the program will also offer two cohorts annually, one in January and one in July, with a new addition of the Customer Service and Community Engagement track.

The project would be the first Thermal Energy Network (TEN) installed in a U.S. transit system. The partnership between New York City, New York State and the the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will explore how to cool down the subway platforms while capturing the excess heat to warm nearby municipal buildings.