QUESTION
What is the funding and staffing situation for lot cleaning and other sanitation programs in fiscal year 2024?
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The New York City Department of Sanitation confirms the funding levels and staffing headcounts to continue lot cleaning and other sanitation programs at FY24 levels.
- Lot cleaning was allocated a headcount of 15 sanitation workers.
- The combination of TNT (unknown program) and other cleaning programs was allocated a total of 94 sanitation workers.
- Between the two initiatives, 109 sanitation workers were allocated.
David Carr
1:00:04
You know, we talked about curbside waste at the street cleanliness hearing that chair Brayu had earlier this month.
1:00:11
Can you talk a little bit more about you know, what you've been seeing in terms of drop offs at Garage 3 and with the Waldoon Avenue site, it is absolutely a a continued need on Staten Island since we don't have eCycle.
1:00:22
And can you just give us those budget lines that you may need to kinda continue at FY 24 levels
Justin Green
1:00:29
for those 3 programs?
Jessica Tisch
1:00:30
So to continue, at fy24 levels.
1:00:37
Where's okay.
1:00:38
Lot cleaning.
1:00:40
Joe, will you help me here?
Shekar Krishnan
1:00:41
Sure.
Vicente Veintimilla
1:00:42
Yeah.
Joe Antonelli
1:00:45
So lot cleaning was pegged at a headcount of 15 sanitation workers.
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And then the combination of TNT and the other cleaning programs was a total of 94.
1:00:58
So between the 2 initiatives, it was a 109 sanitation workers taken in the pig.
David Carr
1:01:04
Okay.
1:01:04
Well, I appreciate those answers.
1:01:05
I think that these programs are mission critical for DSNY.
1:01:09
You've done phenomenal work with them, and I think that we as a counsel should do what we can to make sure you CONTINUE TO DO THAT GREAT WORK.
1:01:15
THANK YOU, CHAIRS.
