QUESTION
What outreach and education efforts does the Department of Sanitation plan for informing stakeholders about the transition to a new age management system?
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The Department of Sanitation has a $1.5 million budget for outreach and education on the new age management system rollout.
- The outreach will be conducted zone by zone across the city
- It aims to reach all 100,000 businesses through mailers and in-person conversations
- An MWBE vendor called Metropolitan Strategies And Solutions has been contracted for $1.5 million
- The vendor will begin outreach this summer in the Queens Central Zone, which is the first transition zone
Shaun Abreu
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What types of outreach and education particularly aimed at informing businesses, residents and stakeholders?
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About the transition to a new age management system, does the SNY plan to do?
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This is one of my big concern areas as we roll this out.
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You know, the outreach is gonna and education is gonna be very
Jessica Tisch
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This is a place where we do have a very meaningful budget for outreach and education.
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And the general strategy is to do the outreach zone by zone.
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But the intention is as we move zone by zone to hit all 100,000 business owners or businesses citywide, through a combination of both, mailers and door to door conversations and and outreach.
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We have a registered contract of $1,500,000 with an MWBE vendor called Metropolitan Strategies And Solutions, and they are gonna be hitting the ground for us this summer.
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In our Queen Central Zone, which is the 1st zone to begin doing that outreach for the first time.
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