Fire/EMS Allocation of Resources

The 8 Council members with the most Fire/EMS Allocation of Resources cases in the preserved 2016 dataset.

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Deborah Rose, 49th District #4 Deborah Rose
49th District

Fire/EMS Allocation of Resources
About 2 annualized cases in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Eviction NYCHA New Application NYCHA Transfers Abandoned Building Pot Holes Public Assistance

Peter Koo, 20th District #5 Peter Koo
20th District

Fire/EMS Allocation of Resources
About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Lifeline Housing Recycling Buses Illegal Parking Parking Violation Tree Sidewalk Prog

Alan Maisel, 46th District #7 Alan Maisel
46th District

Fire/EMS Allocation of Resources
About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Sidewalks Tree Planting/Pruning Food Stamps Tree Sidewalk Prog Dead Tree Removal Tax Assessments