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The Environmental Control Board (ECB) is an administrative tribunal, which means that it is a decision-making body that hears disputes like a court, but with a few important differences. ECB only hears cases in which people or businesses are charged with violating New York City's laws that protect the health, safety, and cleanliness of our environment and neighborhoods. These violations are not criminal offenses. For this reason, ECB issues only monetary penalties and/or orders to correct violations when it finds people in violation. | |
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 News Environmental Control Board The next meeting of the Environmental Control Board will take place on Thursday, February 25, 2010 at 40 Rector Street, OATH Lecture Room, 14th Floor, New York, N.Y. 10006 at 9:15 a.m., at the call of the Chairman. |
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ECBNotes: Fall 2009 Edition Read the latest edition of our agency e-newsletter, ECBNotes, which features new initiatives at the agency and management appointments, what’s on the horizon, a feature on the newest member of the ECB Board, and a selection of noteworthy ECB appeals decisions. To subscribe to ECBNotes, click the link at the top of the home page called “Sign-Up for ECB News.”  Read the Fall edition of ECB Notes |
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New ECB Board Member Announced Judge Ernest J. Cavallo fills seat on the ECB Board as a public member. Judge Cavallo brings mores than 12 years of experience on the bench to ECB. Read more |
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ECB Rules of Procedure The Environmental Control Board approved rule ammendments at its stated meeting on May 7, 2009. The amended rules incorporate changes required by Local law 35 of 2008. Read more |
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New Executive Director On July 28, 2008, Suzanne Beddoe was welcomed as ECB's Executive Director. As an attorney and manager, Sue has a diverse background in the private and public sectors, including positions with Merrill Lynch, Davis Polk & Wardwell, and the City's Corporation Counsel's Office. Sue brings to the ECB management team extensive experience working with caseload administration involving large groups of attorneys and staff. She recognizes the importance of effective internal communications, team-building and data reporting. She will join the rest of ECB's leadership to make ECB a model City tribunal. Read more |
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