Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and October 19th is Go Purple Day

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To raise awareness of domestic violence, DoITT’s website has gone purple and will remain purple through the end of October. To learn more about domestic violence and the services available, please visit the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence.

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DoITT and Small Business Services Launch Link Local L.E.S.

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Small businesses on the LES to receive free advertising on LinkNYC kiosks; Businesses across the city encouraged to apply for ads through the Link Local program.

NYC Emergency Management and DoITT Release the First-Ever Notify NYC Mobile App

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New emergency notification app now available – giving New Yorkers access to real-time emergency updates on severe weather, public health hazards, transit disruptions, and more.

DoITT and NYC311 Launch New 311 Mobile App for Android and iPhone

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Fully redesigned app offers easier navigation, a new status screen for service requests, and more.

Read the Open Data for All 2017 Progress Report and Compliance Plan

Open Data Plan 2017

DoITT works with the Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics to add and make data from agencies across the City attainable on the NYC Open Data Portal. Making City data on the portal available for use by the public helps ensure New York City government is increasingly accountable and accessible to those it serves.

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LinkNYC

LinkNYC is a first-of-its-kind communications network that will bring the fastest available municipal Wi-Fi to millions of New Yorkers, small businesses, and visitors.

NYC Open Data

Access more than 1,400 NYC data sets for free, at any time via the NYC Open Data portal.

Telecommunications Planning and Resiliency Office

DoITT is focused on improving the resiliency of telecommunications services in the city, with a focus on the infrastructure that businesses, residents, and visitors rely upon.