EPIC
The 5 Council members with the most EPIC cases in the preserved 2016 dataset.
CallNYC is a 2016 civic-data archive
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#1
Julissa Ferreras21st District
EPIC About 2 annualized cases in the 2016 snapshot
Top Services in the Snapshot U.S. Citizenship Immigration Food Stamps NYCHA New Application Seeking an affordable housing/apartment Green Card
#2
Helen Rosenthal6th District
EPIC About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot
Top Services in the Snapshot Lease Issue Landlord/Managing Agent Issues SCRIE Seeking an affordable housing/apartment Eviction
#3
Stephen Levin33rd District
EPIC About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot
Top Services in the Snapshot Libraries Carriage Horses Buses Traffic Congestion Consumer Affairs
#4
Rafael Espinal37th District
EPIC About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot
Top Services in the Snapshot Seeking an affordable housing/apartment Food Stamps Section 8 Green Card U.S. Citizenship NYCHA New Application NYCHA Misc.
#5
Joseph Borelli51st District
EPIC About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot
Top Services in the Snapshot Tax Assessments Street Signs Tax Exemption Pot Holes SCHE Food Stamps Buses