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    Wednesday,September 16, 2026

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    311

    Go to 311

    Report problems that aren’t emergencies, like street and sanitation issues. You can also check the status of your requests.

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    What's new from NYC government?

    Posted September 15, 2026

    Emergency Snow Shovelers

    What's happening?

    Get paid to help keep New Yorkers safe after winter storms.

    Who's it for?

    Eligible hires

    Attend a registration event
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    Posted September 10, 2026

    Broadway Week

    What's happening?

    Broadway Week is back September 8-20. Save with 2-for-1 tickets to some of the biggest shows—hit musicals, comedies and more.

    Who's it for?

    All New Yorkers

    Book 2-for-1 tickets
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    Posted September 3, 2026

    Download the checklist

    What's happening?

    Welcome back! Get ready for the first day of school on Thursday, September 10th, by downloading a convenient, printable checklist.

    Who's it for?

    New York City public school students

    Download the checklist
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    Posted August 24, 2026

    Summer Streets

    What's happening?

    Vaccines help protect children from serious diseases, and they’re needed for all childcare and schools in NYC.

    Who's it for?

    All NYC students

    Check required vaccinations
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    Benefit programs for you

    You may be eligible for help with food, money, housing, or work. 

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