Data

At the Department of Probation (DOP), we are committed to advancing a modern, results-oriented approach to community supervision and public safety. Our work is driven by evidence-based practices and strengthened by performance measurement tools that support informed decision-making, enhance accountability, and improve service delivery for the Adults and Juveniles we serve.

Through data-informed decision-making, we support our broader mission: reducing recidivism, promoting accountability, and improving outcomes for justice-involved individuals across the city. By collaborating with internal teams, community partners, and policy leaders, we ensure that our strategies are grounded in research and aligned with New York City’s public safety goals.

At the core of our performance monitoring is the Mayor’s Management Report (MMR), mandated by the New York City Charter and overseen by the Mayor’s Office of Operations. This report serves as a public account of how City agencies are performing—measuring whether services are being delivered efficiently, effectively, and on time.

The report is published twice a year:

• Preliminary Mayor’s Management Report (PMMR): The PMMR provides an early update of how the city is performing four months into the fiscal year.
• Mayor’s Management Report (MMR): The full-fiscal MMR, published each September, looks retrospectively at the City's performance during the prior fiscal year.

These reports offer valuable insight into agency performance, highlighting progress and informing strategies for continuous improvement. As we continue to promote transparency and accountability, we invite you to explore this section further.

Mayor's Management Report (MMR) - Mayor's Office of Operation

Other Reports

2024 DOP Recidivism Report 
(Local Law 90) - local-law-90-cy24.pdf 
For full legal description click here probation-recidivism-report

2024 DOP Programming Report 
(Local Law 89) - local-law-89-cy-2024-compliance-report.pdf 
For full legal description click here DOP | Probation Programming Report

Open Data

Open Data
Open Data is publicly collected data accessible to all New Yorkers. By sharing datasets on areas such as education, public safety, housing, and transportation, the city promotes transparency, encourages civic engagement, and supports data-driven solutions.

Open Data Law
Catalog | NYC Open Data