See a complete list of Council Member Dinowitz’s legislation here.
Int 0660-2022 establishes a program to provide transition services for students with disabilities entering higher education.
Int 0025-2024 requires HPD to provide eligible Mitchell-Lama residents with pre-filled applications for the SCRIE program.
Int 0693-2026 requires DOHMH to develop and implement a public education plan to promote childhood and adolescent vaccinations and to report annually on its implementation.
Int 0163-2024 requires the mayor to establish guidelines for the accessibility of any printed document created by an agency or related to an agency program or activity.
Int 0584-2024 requires the 311 call center to implement a virtual queue system that provides an estimated wait time for telephone callers.
Int 0587-2024 requires the 311 customer service center to conduct customer satisfaction surveys after each request for service or complaint is closed and to publish 311 request and survey data each month.
Int 1237-2023 requires city agencies to ask social service applicants about veteran status and, with consent, connect veterans to available services while requiring DVS to report the data collected.
Res 0580-2023 calls on CUNY to ensure that all campuses award an appropriate number of college credits to students who earned a New York State Seal of Biliteracy in high school and, where required, accept that Seal as fulfillment of any foreign language requirement.
Res 0579-2023 calls on the NYC DOE to ensure that the New York State Seal of Biliteracy is awarded in all New York City public high schools to eligible students
Res 0581-2023 recognizes November as Veteran Appreciation Month in New York City.
Res 0237-2022 calls on New York State to pass the Fair College Admissions Act, which would prohibit legacy admissions preferences at undergraduate institutions in New York State.
Res 0021-2022 reaffirms New York City’s status as a Purple Heart City and calls on New York State to pass legislation designating the State of New York a Purple Heart State.
Res 0713-2025 recognizes January 27 as Auschwitz Remembrance Day in the City of New York and commemorates the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp.