Q&A
HPD's use of data in enforcement programs and building selection for litigation
1:24:03
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Council Member Pierina Sanchez inquires about HPD's use of data in enforcement programs and the criteria for selecting buildings for litigation. Deputy Commissioner AnnMarie Santiago provides information on the types of data HPD considers in their analysis.
- HPD does not currently look specifically at illegal eviction data
- The agency considers findings of harassment in housing court and from HCR
- Other factors include new property purchases, complaints, HPD violations, and some violations issued by other agencies
- This data is used in various analyses to inform enforcement actions and building selection for litigation
Pierina Sanchez
1:24:03
Thank you.
1:24:04
That's that's really helpful.
1:24:07
One more from me and then we'll go to council member Ressler.
1:24:10
NYPD summons history, it's publicly available and includes, summonses that are issued, for instance, for unlawful eviction.
1:24:18
Does HPD incorporate this data into their enforcement programs or any of your data models?
1:24:25
And in general, can you just tell us what kind of information you're including into, for instance, what which buildings you consider for litigation?
AnnMarie Santiago
1:24:36
Thank you, council member.
1:24:37
So we, are not currently looking specifically at illegal eviction data.
1:24:44
We do look at findings of harassment, both in housing court, and I believe we look at HCR.
1:24:50
We look at, new purchases of properties.
1:24:53
We look at complaints at our own violations.
1:24:56
We do look at some, violations issued by other agencies as well, to come up with that, the those analysis in various flavors.
1:25:07
Got it.
Pierina Sanchez
1:25:07
Thank you.
1:25:08
Thank you so much.
1:25:09
Council member Ressler?
