NYC Rule Radar

NYC Rule Radar

Find the City Council bills that could add a duty or a lawsuit against your New York City business, and the insurance lines each one touches.

Updated Nov 11, 2026

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Bills with a committee, Council, or mayor action in the last seven days, newest first.

  1. Latest action Nov 10, 2026: Signed by mayor

    If you own certain residential properties, you must notify HPD and qualified nonprofits before selling, and they get first chance and a right of first refusal to buy.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 164 of 2026, Nov 10, 2026

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0905-2026 · Official record

    Giving qualified entities a first opportunity to submit a statement of interest and a first opportunity to purchase certain properties.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  2. Latest action Nov 7, 2026: Enacted

    If road construction hurts your small storefront, you can apply to SBS for low-interest loans or grants to offset losses.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 163 of 2026, Nov 7, 2026

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0799-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a support fund for small retail businesses affected by roadway construction.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

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Enacted as New York City law since 2024, highest exposure first.

  1. You could be sued by anyone claiming gender-motivated violence that you or your business enabled or took part in, including older incidents, within 18 months of the law's effective date.

    People can sueRead the clause
    Any person claiming to be injured by a party who commits, directs, enables, participates in, or conspires in the commission of a crime of violence motivated by gender may bring a civil claim against that party.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 50 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees or others may bring claims tied to gender-motivated violence at the workplace.
    • General liabilityThird-party injury claims could arise from violence enabled on business premises.

    Int 1297-2025 · Official record

    Gender-motivated violence protection law.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  2. If your housing project gets city money, you must pay $40/hour combined ($25 in wages), try to hire 30% NYC residents, and workers can sue you.

    People can sueRead the clause
    provide for a private right of action for aggrieved workers

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 21 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    • Employment practices liabilityWorkers can bring wage and benefit claims under the new private right of action.

    Int 0910-2024 · Official record

    Establishment of community hiring and compensation standards for city-assisted housing development projects.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  3. If you make unsolicited offers on homes that aren't for sale, you must state the estimated market value in writing, or face fines and lawsuits.

    People can sueRead the clause
    This bill would include a private right of action.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 25 of 2025, Mar 15, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0888-2024 · Official record

    Requiring unsolicited offers to purchase certain residential properties to include disclosures of market value.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  4. You can't pass your broker fee to tenants if you represent only the landlord, and you must disclose tenant fees in listings and leases or face penalties or suits.

    People can sueRead the clause
    Any person who violates this bill would be subject to a civil penalty or civil action.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 119 of 2024, Dec 13, 2024

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    • Professional liability / Tech E&OBrokers face claims over improper fee charges and listing disclosures.

    Int 0360-2024 · Official record

    Payment of fees imposed in relation to the rental of residential real property.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  5. Employees could sue you directly in court over alleged sick and safe time violations, within two years, without first filing a city complaint.

    People can sueRead the clause
    This bill would allow employees who are alleging a violation of their rights under the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act (ESSTA) to commence a civil action in any court of competent jurisdiction.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 22 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024

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    • Employment practices liabilityAdds employee lawsuits over leave and sick time violations.

    Int 0563-2022 · Official record

    Creating a private right of action to enforce the provisions of the earned safe and sick time act.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  6. You must put HIGH SODIUM warning symbols on menu items with 2,300 mg or more of sodium, plus very high sodium warnings, or face fines.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 148 of 2026, Oct 10, 2026

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0196-2026 · Official record

    Modifying the sodium warning at designated food service establishments.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

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  1. You must show city-designated added sugar warning icons and statements on menus and displays for high-sugar items, or face fines after a first warning.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 150 of 2026, Oct 10, 2026

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0547-2026 · Official record

    Amending the icon for added sugar warning labels and the amount for civil penalties, and to repeal subdivision b of section 17-199.18 in relation thereto.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  2. If you own a 1- or 2-family home in a low-density district, your outdoor lights can't exceed 1 footcandle at the property line or you risk a fine.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 151 of 2026, Oct 10, 2026

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0804-2026 · Official record

    The maximum allowable illuminance of residential outdoor lighting fixtures.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  3. Your tobacco or e-cigarette dealer license can be denied renewal, suspended, or revoked if you sell cannabis without proper authorization.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 152 of 2026, Oct 10, 2026

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0813-2026 · Official record

    Refusing renew, suspending, or revoking a license of a tobacco retail dealer or an electronic cigarette retail dealer that has violated certain authorization requirements of the cannabis law.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  4. You must keep your sidewalk or roadway cafe clear of trash, debris, graffiti, vermin and food scraps, or face fines of $200 to $500.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 144 of 2026, Sep 12, 2026

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    • General liabilitySanitation and pest conditions at outdoor cafes affect customer and third-party premises exposure.

    Int 0917-2026 · Official record

    Sanitation and cleanliness requirements for roadway and sidewalk cafes.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  5. If you organize a large World Cup event on city land, the city may require you to provide, staff and clean public bathrooms as a permit condition.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 106 of 2026, Jun 13, 2026

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    • General liabilityCrowd bathroom access, sanitation and accessibility duties add premises-safety exposure for event organizers.

    Int 0807-2026 · Official record

    A plan to expand access to temporary public bathrooms at certain special events held during the World Cup.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  6. If you own newsracks, you must give DOT your email, keep them cleaned and repainted, and could be cited for violations or have racks treated as abandoned.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 72 of 2026, Mar 27, 2026

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    • General liabilityNewsracks on public sidewalks carry third-party injury and property exposure; upkeep rules change that.

    Int 0068-2026 · Official record

    Newsrack requirements and enforcement.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  7. If you bid on city contracts or use subcontractors, giving false qualification or subcontractor information could cost you $1,000 to $25,000 per violation.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 67 of 2026, Mar 14, 2026

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    • Directors & officersRegulatory penalties for false statements may be pursued against company management.

    Int 0005-2026 · Official record

    Criminal penalties for providing false information in contracting and maintaining information on subcontractors.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  8. You can't deactivate high-volume for-hire drivers without just cause or a bona fide economic reason, and you must give notice and face reinstatement and back pay.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 52 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    • Employment practices liabilityDrivers can claim wrongful deactivation and seek reinstatement and back pay.

    Int 0276-2024 · Official record

    Wrongful deactivation of high-volume for-hire vehicle drivers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  9. More street vendor licenses become available, but vendors face higher fines, possible suspension or revocation after 3 violations, and a duty to keep their area clean.

    • New benefit
    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 54 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0431-2024 · Official record

    Expanding business licensing and regulatory compliance of all mobile food and general vendors.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  10. If you sit on a co-op board, you must acknowledge sale applications within 15 days and decide within 45 days or face HPD fines.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 58 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    • Directors & officersCo-op boards face regulatory penalties and claims over sale approval delays.

    Int 1120-2024 · Official record

    Establishing timelines for cooperative corporations to approve or deny the sale of cooperative apartments.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  11. If you employ security guards, you must pay them at least the public building service contract minimum wage, vacation and supplemental benefits, and face city and worker enforcement.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 61 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    • Employment practices liabilityWage, vacation and benefit requirements create employee wage/hour claim exposure.

    Int 1391-2025 · Official record

    Local Law 061 of 2026Establishment of compensation and training standards for security guards.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  12. You can't deactivate delivery workers without just cause or economic reasons, and you must use progressive discipline and give notice.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 34 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    • Employment practices liabilityWorkers can challenge deactivations and win reinstatement and lost earnings.

    Int 1332-2025 · Official record

    Wrongful deactivation of app-based contracted delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  13. If your building has 10+ units and uses street containers, you must train staff and supply protective gear, and may owe up to $55 per unit yearly.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 180 of 2025, Dec 12, 2025

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    • Workers' compensationRequired staff training and protective gear for handling refuse containers.

    Int 1123-2024 · Official record

    Stationary on-street containers for the storage and collection of residential refuse.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  14. You must give occupants 60 days' notice before raising self-storage fees and must explain any termination, or face fines up to $1,000.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 162 of 2025, Nov 28, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0495-2024 · Official record

    Limiting increases of occupancy fees for self-storage units and restricting the reasons for termination of an occupancy agreement.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  15. If you sell firearms, you must display DOHMH's graphic warning images next to the required written warnings or face $5,000 to $10,000 fines.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 164 of 2025, Nov 28, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1016-2024 · Official record

    Consumer warnings regarding rifles, shotguns, and firearms.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  16. Self-storage facilities must now get a DCWP license, while licensed storage warehouses no longer need to post a bond.

    • License / permit condition
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 171 of 2025, Nov 28, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1290-2025 · Official record

    Licensing self-storage warehouses.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  17. You must inspect steam radiators every two years in apartments with kids under 6 and common areas, fix defects fast, and keep records or face fines.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 151 of 2025, Nov 8, 2025

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    • General liabilityRadiator hazards could injure tenants, and the bill sets inspection and repair deadlines.
    • Commercial propertyOwners must repair or replace building heating equipment on set deadlines.

    Int 0925-2024 · Official record

    Requiring the inspection of steam radiators in multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  18. You can get a stormwater construction permit before recording the maintenance easement, but fines for stormwater violations can now reach $15,000.

    • New benefit
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 150 of 2025, Oct 25, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1327-2025 · Official record

    Maintenance easements for post-construction stormwater management facilities and civil penalties for violations of the water pollution control code.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  19. Delivery riders must take a powered-bike and battery safety course, and your delivery license can be suspended or revoked if you don't provide safety gear.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 133 of 2025, Oct 10, 2025

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    • Commercial autoBusinesses using bicycles for deliveries face new safety rules.
    • Workers' compensationMandatory safety training and gear for delivery workers affect injury exposure.

    Int 0020-2024 · Official record

    Third-party delivery workers and powered bicycle safety.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  20. You may not sell or distribute menstrual or intimate care products with listed harmful ingredients, and each violation can cost up to $250.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 136 of 2025, Oct 10, 2025

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    • Product liabilitySelling products with restricted ingredients increases exposure for harm from goods you sell.

    Int 0867-2024 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of menstrual and intimate care products that contain unsafe ingredients.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  21. Street vendors no longer face misdemeanor charges; unlicensed or other violations bring civil fines or penalties instead.

    • New benefit
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 122 of 2025, Sep 10, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0047-2024 · Official record

    Repealing the misdemeanor criminal penalties for general vendors and mobile food vendors.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  22. If you use contracted delivery workers, you must follow minimum pay, pre-acceptance disclosure, bag, fire safety and toilet access rules, and face enforcement.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 123 of 2025, Sep 10, 2025

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    • Employment practices liabilityPay and worker protection rules expand claims exposure from delivery workers.

    Int 1133-2024 · Official record

    Protections for contracted delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  23. If you offer immigration assistance services, fines for violations jump to $5,000–$20,000, and ads with images must carry the required notice of services you can't provide.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 101 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0980-2024 · Official record

    Requiring a notice on advertisements of immigration assistance services and increasing penalties for violations of requirements that apply to immigration assistance services.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  24. Delivery apps may charge restaurants an extra 20% for enhanced services if they offer a basic tier, and must send fee notices and monthly itemized statements.

    • New benefit
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 79 of 2025, May 31, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0762-2024 · Official record

    Establishing exemptions for third-party food delivery services from the limits on fees charged by such services on food service establishments.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  25. Façade-repair sidewalk sheds get 3-month permits, and you could face DOB penalties if the shed stays up because repairs are late; renewals need work documentation.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 48 of 2025, Apr 17, 2025

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    • Commercial propertyTimelines for façade repairs on owned buildings are tightened.
    • General liabilitySheds over public sidewalks relate to pedestrian safety exposure.

    Int 0393-2024 · Official record

    Removing construction-related equipment.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  26. If you own a building under façade inspection rules, you face new penalties for missing repair filing and completion deadlines, though you can request extensions.

    • Fines
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 51 of 2025, Apr 17, 2025

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    • Commercial propertyFaçade repair deadlines and penalties affect owners' building maintenance obligations and costs.

    Int 0661-2024 · Official record

    Penalties for failing to complete façade repairs in a timely manner.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  27. New electrical code standards apply to your electrical work, and electricians and contractors face updated licensing, permitting, enforcement and penalty rules like other DOB-licensed trades.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 128 of 2024, Dec 21, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyUpdated electrical code changes building electrical systems, wiring and fire safety standards.
    • General liabilityElectrical work standards affect third-party injury and property damage exposure.

    Int 0436-2024 · Official record

    Electrical code and local law 55 for the year 2024, in relation to electric vehicle supply equipment in open parking lots and parking garages, and repealing chapter 3 of title 27 of the administrative code of the city of New York in relation thereto.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  28. You must get a hotel license ($350, two years), staff the front desk and security, clean rooms daily, directly employ core staff, and provide panic buttons and training.

    • License / permit condition
    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 104 of 2024, Nov 4, 2024

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    • Workers' compensationPanic buttons and trafficking training mandates affect employee safety at work.
    • Employment practices liabilityDirect employment mandate changes employment relationships and related claims.
    • General liabilityRequired security coverage and room cleanliness relate to guest premises safety.

    Int 0991-2024 · Official record

    Licensing Hotels

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  29. If a risk-based inspection cites your building, you must post a corrective plan in 10 days, fix defects in 30, and can't get non-emergency permits until façade fixes are done.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • License / permit condition
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 79 of 2024, Jul 20, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyFaster façade and structural corrections raise building repair obligations and permit-blocking risk.
    • General liabilityStructural and façade hazards create third-party injury and damage exposure.

    Int 0904-2024 · Official record

    Establishing a proactive inspection program for buildings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  30. Commercial, manufacturing and industrial buildings face littering fines rising to $500 for a third violation within 12 months.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 67 of 2024, Jun 22, 2024

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    Int 0097-2024 · Official record

    Increasing the civil penalty for repeated littering violations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  31. If you own a parking structure, your Department of Buildings violation penalties would be doubled.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 70 of 2024, Jun 22, 2024

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    Int 0170-2024 · Official record

    Increased penalties for department of buildings violations issued to parking structures.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  32. Ad tablet companies must pay for-hire drivers at least 25% of tablet ad revenue, and the interior advertising company license fee is set at $500.

    • New requirement
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 56 of 2024, Apr 6, 2024

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    Int 0172-2024 · Official record

    The compensation received by for-hire vehicle drivers for advertising on the interior of for-hire vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  33. If you sell e-bikes, e-scooters or similar devices, you must post lithium-ion battery safety information in your store and online or face $150 to $350 fines per violation.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 49 of 2024, Mar 29, 2024

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    • Product liabilityBattery safety warnings relate to harm from devices you sell.

    Int 0019-2024 · Official record

    Requiring the posting of lithium-ion or other storage battery safety information in powered bicycle or powered mobility device businesses.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  34. If you sell, lease or rent e-bikes or mobility devices, you must keep certification records and show lab certification online, with higher penalties and possible sealing of premises.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 50 of 2024, Mar 29, 2024

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    • Product liabilitySellers of powered devices face stricter certification and enforcement exposure.

    Int 0021-2024 · Official record

    Increasing the penalties for illegal powered mobility devices.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  35. If you run a mobile car wash, you could be fined $100 a day for operating unlicensed, and your vehicle and equipment could be towed and forfeited.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 32 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024

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    • Commercial autoVehicles used for mobile car washes can be towed, stored, and forfeited.

    Int 1131-2023 · Official record

    Outreach to unlicensed mobile car wash operators and authorizing seizure for certain mobile car washes, and to repeal certain educational outreach requirements upon expiration thereof.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  36. For-hire vehicles can carry approved ad tablets, drivers get 25% of revenue and can't be forced to install them, and tablet suppliers need a TLC license.

    • New benefit
    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 33 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024

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    • Commercial autoTablets installed in for-hire vehicles change vehicle equipment and driver rules.

    Int 1139-2023 · Official record

    Advertising on the interior of for-hire vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  37. If you run a pro or college sports venue, you must let fans bring in reusable metal bottles or face penalties.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 35 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024

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    • General liabilityOutside containers entering venues may change attendee injury and premises risk.

    Int 1161-2023 · Official record

    Allowing reusable beverage containers in sports venues.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  38. If HPD gets complaints about an unoccupied unit causing hazards elsewhere, you must schedule an HPD inspection within 21 days or face violations.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 1 of 2024, Jan 6, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyHazardous conditions in vacant units may trigger violations and require repairs to building.

    Int 0195-2022 · Official record

    Requiring inspection of unoccupied dwelling units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  39. Your business vehicles could be caught by noise cameras and you could get a notice of violation and fine for exceeding noise limits.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 7 of 2024, Jan 6, 2024

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    • Commercial autoFleet and delivery vehicles face new automated noise violations and fines.

    Int 0778-2022 · Official record

    Establishing a photo noise violation monitoring device program for motor vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  40. Latest action Nov 10, 2026: Signed by mayor

    If you own certain residential properties, you must notify HPD and qualified nonprofits before selling, and they get first chance and a right of first refusal to buy.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 164 of 2026, Nov 10, 2026

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    Int 0905-2026 · Official record

    Giving qualified entities a first opportunity to submit a statement of interest and a first opportunity to purchase certain properties.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  41. Latest action Nov 7, 2026: Enacted

    If road construction hurts your small storefront, you can apply to SBS for low-interest loans or grants to offset losses.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 163 of 2026, Nov 7, 2026

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    Int 0799-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a support fund for small retail businesses affected by roadway construction.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  42. Building setback limits along part of Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn go away, giving owners and developers more freedom on where to build.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 159 of 2026, Oct 24, 2026

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    Int 0833-2026 · Official record

    Restrictions on the location of buildings and other structures on Eastern parkway.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  43. Owners of eligible co-ops, condos and affordable rentals can claim a J-51 abatement for qualifying work, but you must follow tenant protections or risk losing it.

    • New benefit
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 160 of 2026, Oct 24, 2026

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    Int 1015-2026 · Official record

    Abatement of taxation for alterations and improvements to certain multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  44. If you do street work under a DOT permit, you must post notice signs at each end of the block at least 48 hours before the work starts.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 153 of 2026, Oct 10, 2026

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    Int 0866-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the posting of notification signs regarding upcoming disruptive work.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  45. If you own buildings tied to past harassment findings or denied certifications, they can be added to the HPD list, and you must post tenant notice of a CONH application.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 138 of 2026, Sep 12, 2026

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    Int 0839-2026 · Official record

    Making the certification of no harassment pilot program permanent and adding criteria for inclusion of certain buildings in the program.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  46. If you run a year-round sidewalk cafe, you can enclose it each year from November 30 through March 31 and use approved weather protection materials at other times.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 143 of 2026, Sep 12, 2026

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    • General liabilityEnclosed sidewalk structures change customer injury and premises exposure.
    • Commercial propertySeasonal enclosures add structures and equipment to insure.

    Int 0894-2026 · Official record

    Vertical winterization coverings for sidewalk cafes.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  47. You can pay your annual sidewalk or roadway cafe revocable consent fee in quarterly installments instead of all upfront.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 145 of 2026, Sep 12, 2026

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    Int 0918-2026 · Official record

    Paying sidewalk and roadway cafe revocable consent compensation in quarterly installments.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  48. If you owe old Environmental Control Board judgments, you can settle them during a 90-day window by paying the base penalty or 75 percent, with no interest.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 147 of 2026, Sep 12, 2026

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    Int 1002-2026 · Official record

    Establish a temporary program to resolve outstanding judgments imposed by the environmental control board.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  49. You could run a roadway cafe year-round with weatherproofing materials, but no rule may let you operate past 11 PM.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 135 of 2026, Aug 31, 2026

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    • General liabilityYear-round roadway seating and winterizing structures raise customer injury exposure.

    Int 0655-2026 · Official record

    Expanding access to roadway cafes.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  50. New businesses may be able to join a city program that coordinates inspections and plan reviews so you can open faster.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 132 of 2026, Aug 18, 2026

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    Int 0955-2026 · Official record

    Accelerating the opening of new businesses by coordinating required inspections.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  51. If you are a partner or sole proprietor paying city unincorporated business tax, you get a smaller credit against your city personal income tax, so you pay more.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 133 of 2026, Aug 18, 2026

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    Int 0972-2026 · Official record

    Decreasing the credit against the city personal income tax on residents for such residents’ share of city unincorporated business tax paid by partnerships in which such residents are partners or businesses of which such residents are proprietors.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Title only.

  52. If DSNY newly designates your establishment, you must separate and dispose of organic waste by mid-2027, and your carter must give you food donation information.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 118 of 2026, Jul 30, 2026

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    Int 0031-2026 · Official record

    Expanding the categories of establishments that may be subject to requirements regarding the disposal of commercial organic waste, and to repeal subdivision h of section 16-306.1 of such code.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands, Hotels & hospitality, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  53. Small retail businesses could get city financial help to buy and install security system technology.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 120 of 2026, Jul 30, 2026

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    Int 0553-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a program to provide financial assistance to small retail businesses for the purchase of security system technology.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  54. You no longer have to replace your security grille with one that is 70% see-through by July 1, 2026, if your building is Group B or M.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 123 of 2026, Jul 30, 2026

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    Int 0910-2026 · Official record

    Repeal section 28-103.22 of the administrative code of the city of New York relating to outreach on security grille visibility requirements, penalties for non-conforming security grilles and the retroactive application of security grille requirements.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  55. If your property is in the Fulton Street BID, the way your district charge is calculated will change, which could change what you pay.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 101 of 2026, May 30, 2026

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    Int 0791-2026 · Official record

    Fulton Street Business Improvement District.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Title only.

  56. If you operate bus shelters, bike share stations or public communications structures, you may be told to clean them or clear snow and ice, and face enforcement if you don't.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 79 of 2026, Apr 9, 2026

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    • General liabilityUncleared snow, ice or dirt on structures can cause slip-and-fall injuries to the public.

    Int 0416-2026 · Official record

    A pilot program regarding cleanliness and snow and ice removal from bus shelters, bike share stations, and public communications structures.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  57. You can rent out a cellar ancillary dwelling unit in newly built one- or two-family homes, as is already allowed in existing homes.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 80 of 2026, Apr 9, 2026

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    Int 0421-2026 · Official record

    Occupancy of cellar ancillary dwelling units in newly constructed one- and two-family dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  58. If you hold a city contract over $100,000, you must self-certify no conflicts or misconduct and report any found within 10 business days.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 55 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    • Directors & officersOfficers attest to no misconduct or conflicts, creating personal and regulatory exposure.

    Int 0479-2024 · Official record

    Establishment of standards and procedures to determine the existence of conflicts of interest and other misconduct concerning city contracts.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  59. More mobile food vendor and general vendor license applications can be issued until the cap is reached, so you may be able to get a license if there is demand.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 59 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    Int 1251-2025 · Official record

    Issuing licenses to mobile food and general vendors.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  60. Until August 30, 2026, sanitation provider rules on receptacles and litter basket placement apply only if you got City Council funding or didn't apply for a receptacle siting by March 1, 2026.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 60 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    Int 1279-2025 · Official record

    Department of sanitation rule regarding supplemental sanitation service providers placing out refuse or recycling.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  61. If you buy city tax liens, you must regularly bill the property owner and can't foreclose on owner-occupied one-family homes until a year passes and the lien hits set thresholds.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 62 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    Int 1407-2025 · Official record

    Sale of tax liens.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  62. If you buy city tax liens, you must make best efforts to transfer them to the land bank and report any obstacles to the City.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 65 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    Int 1420-2025 · Official record

    Transfer of tax liens to a land bank.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  63. If you build or own rental housing financed by HPD, half the units must be affordable to very low-income households, including at least 30% for extremely low-income.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 66 of 2026, Jan 29, 2026

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    Int 1443-2025 · Official record

    Citywide percentage of rental units in projects receiving city financial assistance that must be affordable for extremely low-income and very low-income households.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  64. If you own a tenant-occupied building, you must provide cooling that holds 78°F in bedrooms on tenant request by 2030, and run owner-controlled systems June 15 to Sept 15.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 23 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    • Commercial propertyNew cooling systems and installation or maintenance duties change building-systems exposure.

    Int 0994-2024 · Official record

    Cooling systems in tenant-occupied dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  65. You may be able to park for-hire vehicles in commercial metered areas during a one-year city pilot program.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 24 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    Int 1000-2024 · Official record

    Establishing a for-hire vehicles parking pilot program.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  66. If you operate a contracted ferry terminal, you must post schedules, fares and ticket information in English, Spanish and other locally relevant languages.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 28 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    Int 1149-2024 · Official record

    Language accessibility at ferry terminals.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  67. Alterations to existing buildings will follow a new Existing Building Code, with stricter structural stability checks and a new simplified home improvement permit.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 33 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    • Commercial propertyNew code changes alteration and maintenance requirements for existing buildings.
    • General liabilityStructural assessment rules affect third-party injury and damage exposure from alterations.

    Int 1321-2025 · Official record

    Enactment of the existing building code, and to repeal chapter 1 of title 27 of such code comprising the 1968 building code.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  68. Building, electrical and elevator inspection and code provisions are being changed to match the existing building code, so your construction and building work must follow the updated rules.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 42 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    • Commercial propertyChanges to building code and inspection rules affect building systems and elevators of owned property.

    Int 1422-2025 · Official record

    NYC construction codes, in relation to conforming provisions of such codes with provisions of the NYC existing building code and electrical and elevator inspections.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Title only.

  69. A new Coney Island BID would be created, so property owners in the district would pay BID assessments and receive its services.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 43 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    Int 1427-2025 · Official record

    Coney Island business improvement district, Brooklyn.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  70. New construction and renovation in the city must meet the updated 2025 energy code, with some NYC-specific changes, so plan for design and cost changes.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 47 of 2026, Jan 17, 2026

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    • Commercial propertyUpdated energy code changes building system requirements for new and renovated properties.

    Int 1490-2025 · Official record

    Conforming the New York city energy conservation code to the New York state energy code with amendments unique to construction in the city.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  71. Your site safety workers must complete 2 credits on mental health, suicide prevention and substance misuse to get a card, with a one-year renewal grace period.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 10 of 2026, Jan 3, 2026

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    • Workers' compensationAdds site safety training mandates tied to worker wellbeing.

    Int 1384-2025 · Official record

    Requiring construction site safety trainings related to mental health and wellness, suicide risk and prevention, and alcohol and substance-misuse.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  72. If you hold a covered DHS or criminal justice contract, you would get at least 25% of annual value upfront each quarter starting July 2027.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 11 of 2026, Jan 3, 2026

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    Int 1392-2025 · Official record

    Quarterly payments to vendors under certain contracts with the department of homeless services and the office of criminal justice, and to establish a pilot program for quarterly payments to vendors under contracts with other agencies.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  73. Above-ground tanks on your property in a 10-year rainfall flood risk area must be elevated under the building code.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 12 of 2026, Jan 3, 2026

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    • Commercial propertyTank elevation standards affect flood exposure of building systems on owned property.

    Int 1397-2025 · Official record

    Establishing resilient construction standards for tanks in stormwater flood risk areas

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  74. Fines for non-hazardous awning and accessory sign violations are paused for three years, including signs installed before February 2025, with fee-waived permit help continuing.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 15 of 2026, Jan 3, 2026

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    Int 1456-2025 · Official record

    Requiring the department of buildings and the department of small business services to provide education concerning the proper installation of awnings and accessory signs, and in relation to waiving penalties and fees related to such signs.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  75. If you place a preauthorization hold on fuel sales, you must post a notice at your payment point explaining the hold, its amount and how customers can avoid it.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 196 of 2025, Dec 25, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1049-2024 · Official record

    Requiring sellers of petroleum products for use in motor vehicles or motor boats to disclose preauthorization holds.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  76. You must display a gender-based violence resource poster, which the city provides free, if you run a hair, nail, or skincare salon.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 198 of 2025, Dec 25, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1216-2025 · Official record

    Cosmetology establishments displaying resources regarding gender-based violence.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  77. You must give homeowners a written statement of which permits their job needs, who gets them, and how to check their status before work starts.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 181 of 2025, Dec 12, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1193-2025 · Official record

    Requiring home improvement contractors to provide information on required permits to owners and requiring public outreach and education on the watch list of contractors performing work without a permit.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  78. Fewer licenses, fingerprinting requirements, surety bonds and replacement fees apply to many licensed businesses like locksmiths, secondhand dealers and process servers.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 183 of 2025, Dec 12, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1308-2025 · Official record

    Reforming certain business licensing requirements.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  79. Your Lincoln Square BID charge may be calculated differently, and the district could provide additional services.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 186 of 2025, Dec 12, 2025

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    Int 1428-2025 · Official record

    Amending the district plan of the Lincoln Square business improvement district to change the method of assessment upon which the district charge is based and authorize additional services for the district.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  80. If you have more than 200 employees working in NYC, you must file an annual pay data report with demographic and job information.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 173 of 2025, Dec 4, 2025

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    • Employment practices liabilityReported pay data by demographics may prompt pay discrimination claims.

    Int 0982-2024 · Official record

    Pay data reporting by private employers.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  81. You must give customers an itemized statement of charges before providing tax services and an itemized receipt afterward, in both paper and electronic form.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 168 of 2025, Nov 28, 2025

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    Int 1231-2025 · Official record

    Requiring tax preparers to provide customers with statements itemizing all charges.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  82. If you own a building with a cooling tower, you must test it for microbes monthly in use season and apply biocide treatment in warm weather.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 159 of 2025, Nov 8, 2025

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    • Commercial propertyAdds required maintenance and treatment of building cooling systems.
    • General liabilityLegionella exposure could cause illness claims from third parties.

    Int 1390-2025 · Official record

    Cooling tower inspections and testing.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  83. Gas piping inspections must be done by a licensed master plumber or a journeyman under one's supervision, and inspections now cover appliance connections.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 142 of 2025, Oct 25, 2025

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    • Commercial propertyBroader gas piping inspections and appliance connection checks affect building systems.
    • General liabilityPlumbing and gas work scope changes affect third-party injury and damage exposure.

    Int 0429-2024 · Official record

    Scope of gas piping systems inspections, ordinary plumbing work, reestablishing the plumbing and fire suppression piping contractor license board, emergency work, and seizure.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  84. Unlawful evictions would count as tenant harassment, so you must not evict tenants unlawfully or you risk harassment findings.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 144 of 2025, Oct 25, 2025

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    Int 0621-2024 · Official record

    Including unlawful evictions in the definition of tenant harassment and making a recommendation on such evictions as a factor in a certification of no harassment.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  85. You must give employees 32 extra hours of unpaid safe/sick time and let them use sick time for more reasons, such as child care and legal proceedings.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 145 of 2025, Oct 25, 2025

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    • Employment practices liabilityExpanded leave rights raise the chance of employee leave and retaliation claims.

    Int 0780-2024 · Official record

    Aligning the requirements of the earned safe and sick time act and the temporary schedule change act.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  86. If you run a regulated child care program, you must give parents the city's rights information when they enroll their child.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 129 of 2025, Sep 13, 2025

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    Int 1041-2024 · Official record

    An outreach campaign to inform parents and legal guardians about their rights in relation to child care.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  87. If you run a third-party grocery delivery service, you must pay grocery delivery workers at least the city's minimum pay rate for delivery workers.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 124 of 2025, Sep 10, 2025

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    • Employment practices liabilityMinimum pay rules create wage claim exposure from delivery workers.

    Int 1135-2024 · Official record

    Minimum payments to grocery delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  88. If you run a food or grocery delivery service, you must offer customers a tip option of at least 10 percent of the purchase price on every order.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 107 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025

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    Int 0737-2024 · Official record

    Establishing gratuity standards for food delivery workers and grocery delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  89. If you run a delivery app, you must offer customers a chance to tip the worker before or when the order is placed.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 108 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025

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    Int 0738-2024 · Official record

    Requiring third-party food delivery services and third-party grocery delivery services to provide an opportunity to pay a gratuity before or at the same time an online order is placed.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  90. If you own a building under a vacate order and want to demolish it, you must first document the steps you took to fix the related violations.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 110 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025

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    Int 0750-2024 · Official record

    Requiring additional documentation when an owner seeks to demolish a building and reporting on the correction of violations

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  91. You must pay contracted delivery workers within 7 days of each pay period and give them an itemized pay statement, keeping copies for three years.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 113 of 2025, Aug 13, 2025

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    • Employment practices liabilityPay timing and statement rules create wage-related claim exposure from delivery workers.

    Int 0859-2024 · Official record

    Requiring delivery services to provide contracted delivery workers with information underlying their pay calculations.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  92. Any e-bike your delivery workers use must be lab-certified, and you can't make workers buy one, unless you fund a trade-in or rental program.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 95 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025

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    • Commercial autoDelivery e-bikes used for your business must meet certification standards.
    • Workers' compensationSafer e-bikes change injury exposure for delivery workers.

    Int 0030-2024 · Official record

    Safe delivery device access for contracted delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  93. You can use new city-designated overnight curbside parking for commercial trucks in industrial business zones, giving fleets a place to park legally.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 96 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025

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    • Commercial autoFleet vehicles may be parked curbside overnight in these zones, changing vehicle exposure.

    Int 0099-2024 · Official record

    Creation of curbside overnight truck parking in industrial business zones and to provide for the repeal thereof.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  94. The natural gas alarm requirement for dwelling units is delayed to 2027 at the earliest, and possibly to 2029.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 102 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025

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    • Commercial propertyDelays installation of gas safety alarms in owned buildings' dwelling units.

    Int 1281-2025 · Official record

    bDeadlines for installing natural gas detectors and to repeal section 908.10 of the building code relating thereto.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  95. You can now use approved City Canvas artwork on sidewalk shed parapet panels instead of only a solid acceptable color.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 103 of 2025, Jul 30, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1296-2025 · Official record

    Requiring a solid acceptable color or the display of artwork on temporary protective structures on construction sites.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  96. The TLC could not require you to carry no-fault insurance above 200 percent of the state minimum on your licensed vehicles, which may lower your premiums.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 90 of 2025, Jul 1, 2025

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    • Commercial autoCaps the no-fault coverage the TLC can require on licensed for-hire vehicles.

    Int 1050-2024 · Official record

    Limiting the amount of personal injury insurance coverage that the taxi and limousine commission may require for licensed vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  97. If you hold a city food service contract of $1M or more in the pilot, you must collect customer feedback surveys on food quality, taste and cultural relevance.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 85 of 2025, Jun 27, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0905-2024 · Official record

    Six-month pilot program for food quality feedback surveys from food service contractors.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  98. If you own a building with rent stabilized units, you must post an English and Spanish sign in the entrance common area about how tenants can check unit status.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 86 of 2025, Jun 27, 2025

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    Int 1037-2024 · Official record

    Posting certain information in multiple dwellings containing rent stabilized units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  99. You must display a sign on every rear passenger door of your taxi or for-hire vehicle warning riders to check for cyclists, and the TLC supplies the signs free.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 78 of 2025, May 31, 2025

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    • Commercial autoNew vehicle display duty applies to taxis and for-hire vehicles and relates to door-opening cyclist collisions.

    Int 0193-2024 · Official record

    Requiring taxis and for-hire vehicles to display a decal warning passengers to look for cyclists when opening the door.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  100. You can't take off or land non-essential helicopter flights at city-run heliports unless the aircraft meets federal noise standards.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 64 of 2025, May 24, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0026-2024 · Official record

    Regulating helicopter operations at city owned heliports to reduce noise.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  101. If someone sues you over gender-affirming care you provide, you can sue them back under an expanded city right of action.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 72 of 2025, May 24, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1201-2025 · Official record

    Cause of action related to interference with reproductive or gender-affirming health care.

    Applies to: Healthcare. Label source: Hand-edited.

  102. Sidewalk sheds must be at least 12 feet high with larger lighting, and shed and fence colors follow new rules, which can change your build and rental costs.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 47 of 2025, Apr 17, 2025

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    • General liabilityShed height and lighting standards affect pedestrian safety on public sidewalks.
    • Commercial propertyShed design and containment netting rules affect structures installed at owned buildings.

    Int 0391-2024 · Official record

    Studying sidewalk shed designs and improving the aesthetics of existing sidewalk sheds.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  103. Building owners will inspect their facades less often, every 6 to 12 years instead of every 5, and the first inspection of a new building moves to year eight.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 49 of 2025, Apr 17, 2025

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    • Commercial propertyLess frequent façade inspections change how façade conditions are monitored on owned buildings.

    Int 0394-2024 · Official record

    Exterior wall inspection requirements.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  104. You must upgrade sidewalk shed lighting to LED at 90 lumens per watt and shield fixtures near apartment windows to prevent light spill.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 50 of 2025, Apr 17, 2025

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    • General liabilityBetter shed lighting and glare shielding bear on pedestrian safety and neighbor light-trespass claims.

    Int 0660-2024 · Official record

    Required lighting under sidewalk sheds.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  105. If your property is in the Madison Avenue BID, the way your district charge is calculated will change and the BID can spend more.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 8 of 2025, Jan 18, 2025

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1098-2024 · Official record

    Madison Avenue BID

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  106. You can no longer sell dogs or cats in your pet shop, and the city's old pet shop recordkeeping and standards rules for them are repealed.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 132 of 2024, Dec 21, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1018-2024 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of dogs and cats in pet shops, and to repeal paragraph 5 of subdivision d of section 17-373, and sections 17-1703, 17-1704, and 17-1705 of such code, relating to required information, recordkeeping, and minimum standards in pet shops.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  107. Eligible condo, co-op and affordable rental owners can recover part of renovation costs through the J-51 abatement, but must follow tenant protections or lose benefits.

    • New benefit
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 122 of 2024, Dec 18, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0654-2024 · Official record

    Abatement of taxation for alterations and improvements to certain multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  108. If you own a building with an old basement or cellar unit, you can apply to legalize it, but returning tenants get a right of first refusal.

    • New benefit
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 126 of 2024, Dec 18, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyLegalizing and altering basement units affects building systems and occupancy of owned property.

    Int 1127-2024 · Official record

    A pilot program to convert existing basement or cellar apartments to habitable dwelling units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  109. If you build or own a one- or two-family home with an ancillary unit, it must meet new utility, egress, fire safety and flood-area rules.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 127 of 2024, Dec 18, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyFire separation, sprinklers, and egress requirements change building system standards.

    Int 1128-2024 · Official record

    Construction of ancillary dwelling units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  110. If you distribute publications from sidewalk newsracks, you must meet new DOT size, shape, material and placement standards and get notice of changed rules.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 120 of 2024, Dec 13, 2024

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    • General liabilityNewsrack construction and sidewalk placement standards relate to sidewalk obstruction and third-party injury.

    Int 0663-2024 · Official record

    Newsrack requirements and to repeal and replace subdivision a of section 19-128.1 of such code.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  111. If you are a city contractor, you can request and get a written explanation within 30 days when the agency denies your proposed subcontractor.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 105 of 2024, Nov 9, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0801-2024 · Official record

    Requiring an agency to provide an explanation of a denial of approval of a subcontractor.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  112. If you bid on city contracts, you would gain a formal way to protest agency procurement decisions, except accelerated, emergency and small purchases.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 107 of 2024, Nov 9, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0803-2024 · Official record

    Requiring the procurement policy board to promulgate rules relating to protests of procurement actions.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  113. You must give every new hire your written lactation room policy and keep it available at your workplace and on your intranet, if you have one.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 109 of 2024, Nov 9, 2024

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    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees may claim lactation accommodation failures or missing policy distribution.

    Int 0892-2024 · Official record

    Written lactation room accommodation policies.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  114. You may paint approved or alternative artwork directly on your sidewalk shed or construction fence and keep it up while the permit is valid.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 111 of 2024, Nov 9, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0956-2024 · Official record

    Display of artwork on temporary protective structures on construction sites.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  115. If your property is in the new Cypress Hills Fulton BID, you will be assessed district charges to fund its services.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 96 of 2024, Oct 12, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0898-2024 · Official record

    Cypress Hills Fulton Business Improvement District (BID).

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  116. If you own property in the expanded Long Island City BID area, you may pay district assessments under a new formula and a higher annual budget.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 97 of 2024, Oct 12, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0906-2024 · Official record

    Queens Plaza/Court Square Business Improvement District (BID).

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  117. If you own a Class 2 building that appears on the tax lien sale list, expect HPD inspections at least twice in four years; some owners get new deferral and exit options.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 82 of 2024, Jul 30, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0962-2024 · Official record

    Resolution and enforcement of property tax collection and preservation of housing for certain properties.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  118. If you own a parking structure, you must get condition assessments every four years and follow-up assessments within two years after a repair-or-monitor finding.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 71 of 2024, Jun 22, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyMore frequent inspections may uncover structural repairs to owned garages.
    • General liabilityStructural safety findings affect third-party injury exposure at parking structures.

    Int 0231-2024 · Official record

    Increasing the frequency of parking structure inspections.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  119. Any clause in your employment agreements that shortens the time employees have to file discrimination or harassment claims will be void and unenforceable.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 62 of 2024, May 11, 2024

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    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees keep full time to bring discrimination and harassment claims despite contract limits.

    Int 0069-2024 · Official record

    Prohibiting provisions in employment agreements that shorten the period in which claims and complaints of unlawful discriminatory practices, harassment or violence may be filed and in which civil actions may be commenced.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  120. Cruise terminal operators must require ships that can use shore power to plug in while docked, when available, safe and practicable.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 54 of 2024, Apr 6, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0004-2024 · Official record

    Requiring the use of shore power by cruise terminal operators and community traffic mitigation plans in neighborhoods impacted by cruise ships at berth

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  121. If your DCWP-licensed garage or lot has 10+ spaces, you must install EV chargers in 20% of spots by 2035, unless you get a waiver.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 55 of 2024, Apr 6, 2024

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    • Commercial propertyNew EV charging equipment and electrical capacity installed in owned or leased facilities.

    Int 0017-2024 · Official record

    Electric vehicle supply equipment in open parking lots and parking garages.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  122. If you run a mobile food cart, you can display or store goods on top of it, and vendors no longer have to keep the old bookkeeping records.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 51 of 2024, Mar 29, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0049-2024 · Official record

    Vendor display and storage of goods, and to repeal sections 17-313 and 20-463 of such code, relating to bookkeeping requirements for vendors.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  123. Food cart and truck employees no longer each need a state sales tax certificate, and you skip the tax clearance certificate when renewing your license.

    • New benefit
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 52 of 2024, Mar 29, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0050-2024 · Official record

    Requiring food vendors to obtain a certificate of authority to collect sales tax, repeal sections 17-310 & 20-457 of such code, relating to tax clearance and minimum tax payments for renewal of mobile food licenses, permits and general vending licenses.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  124. You may not vend from or occupy a bicycle lane with your vending activity if you are a general or mobile food vendor.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 53 of 2024, Mar 29, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0051-2024 · Official record

    Prohibiting vending in bicycle lanes.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  125. Rent stabilization rules stay in force for your regulated apartments until April 2027 instead of expiring in 2024.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 47 of 2024, Mar 25, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0653-2024 · Official record

    Continuation of the New York city rent stabilization law.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  126. You can't consider an applicant's criminal record until after other qualifications, and you must give a written reason if you reject for reviewable history.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 24 of 2024, Jan 20, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0632-2022 · Official record

    Prohibiting housing discrimination on the basis of criminal history.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  127. If you hold human services contracts with the city, your employees must complete anti-racism training every year, or you can run your own approved curriculum.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 7 of 7: Enacted

    Enacted, Local Law 13 of 2024, Jan 6, 2024

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1101-2023 · Official record

    Anti-racism training for human services contractors.

    Applies to: Any employer, Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

Moving 91

Scheduled for a hearing, or past committee and still moving.

  1. Horse drawn cab licenses expire May 31, 2028 with no renewal, and you must humanely dispose of carriage horses without selling them for slaughter.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 6 of 7: Awaiting mayor

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0943-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the operation of horse drawn cabs and establishing a horse drawn cab industry transition plan, and to repeal multiple sections of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to carriage horses and horse drawn cabs.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  2. More senior and disabled tenants will qualify for rent increase exemptions, so you may be unable to raise rent on more units, retroactive to July 1, 2026.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 6 of 7: Awaiting mayor

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0978-2026 · Official record

    Increasing the maximum income level qualifying for exemption from rent increases granted to certain senior citizens and persons with disabilities and adjusting the income requirements related thereto.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  3. You can't use algorithms and customers' personal data to charge different customers different prices for the same item; bona fide discounts are still allowed.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Next hearing Thu, Nov 12, 2026 at 11:00 AM, Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 3. Agenda

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    • Cyber & privacyRestricts use of customer personal data in pricing algorithms.

    Int 0891-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting surveillance pricing.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Tech & software, Restaurants & food service, Hotels & hospitality, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  4. If you lease storefront space, you must give a written lease, renewal terms and premises information, and face court penalties and damages for violations; tenants gain protections.

    People can sueRead the clause
    The bill would permit a court to impose civil penalties and award damages, equitable relief, attorneys’ fees and court costs for failure to comply with these requirements.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0090-2026 · Official record

    Lease agreements concerning storefront premises.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  5. If you own a generative AI system, you must block depictions of officials or candidates who notify you, or face fines and injunctions.

    People can sueRead the clause
    An elected official or candidate can also seek injunctive relief prohibiting use of their image.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Product liabilityHarm from AI-generated media of officials is tied to the model you make available.

    Int 0504-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the unauthorized depiction of public officials by artificial intelligence.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  6. If you make an AI model available, people harmed by third-party misuse could sue you if the harm was foreseeable and you lacked reasonable safeguards.

    People can sueRead the clause
    This bill would create a private right of action against companies that make artificial intelligence models available for commercial or public use

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Product liabilityNew lawsuits for harms caused by AI models you make available.
    • Professional liability / Tech E&OClaims alleging failure to implement reasonable safeguards in tech services.
    • Cyber & privacyMalicious misuse of models may involve data and security harms.

    Int 1116-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a private cause of action for certain harms arising from third-party misuse of artificial intelligence models.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

Show 85 more moving bills
  1. Fines for idling trucks and buses go up, with steeper penalties for repeat violations within 3 years.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Commercial autoHigher idling fines raise the cost of operating business vehicles and fleets.

    Int 0011-2026 · Official record

    Increasing civil penalties for idling infractions.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  2. You can be fined for dirty sidewalks in front of your business during your posted hours of operation, and other commercial premises can be fined for littering.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0075-2026 · Official record

    Expanding the commercial citywide routing system for sidewalk cleanliness violations and technical amendments thereto, including to repeal and reenact subdivision c of section 16-118.1.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  3. You could not sell or rent class three electric-assist bikes in NYC, and violations can cost up to $2,000 in civil penalties.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Product liabilityLimits which e-bike models you can sell or rent, changing product exposure.

    Int 0244-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale and rental of class three bicycles with electric assist.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  4. You can't schedule home care aides for shifts over 12 hours or more than 56 hours a week without their written opt-in, and you must give them a rights notice.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Employment practices liabilityScheduling and hour-limit violations can lead to employee claims and penalties.
    • Workers' compensationLimits on long shifts relate to fatigue and workplace injury risk.

    Int 0303-2026 · Official record

    Maximum working hours for home care employees.

    Applies to: Healthcare, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  5. If you run a grocery or a store with a pharmacy and take credit or debit cards, you must accept flexible benefit cards or risk fines.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0410-2026 · Official record

    Requiring certain retail stores to accept flexible benefit cards.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  6. If you run a warehouse that delivers to NYC consumers, you must get a city license and meet safety, training and employment conditions.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Workers' compensationSafety and training conditions for warehouse workers.
    • Employment practices liabilityEmployment requirements and worker enforcement options.
    • General liabilityFacility safety conditions tied to the license.

    Int 0518-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the licensing of last-mile facilities.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  7. You can be fined if you sell or distribute fraudulent license plates, including fraudulent temporary plates.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0551-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale or distribution of fraudulent license plates.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  8. To remove a city-owned tree, your permit application must name a certified arborist, and only that arborist may do the removal.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • General liabilityTree removal work can cause third-party injury or property damage.

    Int 0576-2026 · Official record

    Removal of trees under the jurisdiction of the department of parks and recreation and reporting thereof.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  9. If you sponsor a permitted street activity, you must handle waste and recycling, submit a compliance plan, and make sure food vendors give out single-use items only on request.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0736-2026 · Official record

    Removal of solid waste and recyclable materials and reducing distribution of single-use items at street activities, and to repeal section 16-326 of such code.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  10. You must give employees unpaid leave for bone marrow or living organ donation, and you can face penalties if you don't.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees could bring leave-denial or retaliation claims.

    Int 0831-2026 · Official record

    Providing leave for bone marrow and living organ donation and establishing a city bone marrow and living organ donor honor roll.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  11. Your building could be inspected for required street numbers, and you could face enforcement if they're missing, including after a 311 complaint.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0860-2026 · Official record

    Inspection and enforcement of street numbers on buildings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  12. You must file a construction waste plan with your building permit application, follow it, and risk fines or contractor license loss if you don't.

    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0899-2026 · Official record

    Trade waste management and disposal for construction, alterations, and demolition.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  13. If you arrange or facilitate deliveries of goods in NYC, you must get a business license from DCWP and meet its license conditions.

    • License / permit condition
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoLicensed delivery operations involve vehicles and couriers used for the business.

    Int 0950-2026 · Official record

    Licensing delivery services.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  14. If you run a pedicab business, your pedicabs need meters and scannable plates, and drivers need DCWP safety training yearly to get or renew a license.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoPedicab fleet equipment, driver licensing and safety rules change operating requirements.
    • General liabilityPassenger safety training and rules affect third-party injury exposure.

    Int 0992-2026 · Official record

    Making certain changes to the pedicab law.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  15. Pedicab businesses and drivers will get licensed and regulated by the TLC instead of DCWP, so you must follow new TLC rules and licensing.

    • License / permit condition
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

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    • Commercial autoPedicab fleets face a new regulator, and TLC will study ways to lower pedicab insurance premiums.

    Int 0993-2026 · Official record

    Establishing the taxi and limousine commission’s authority over pedicabs, and to repeal subchapter 9 of chapter 2 of title 20 of such code relating to the department of consumer and worker protection’s oversight and regulation of pedicabs.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  16. You must carry liability insurance covering e-bike and powered-device accidents involving your delivery workers, or you can't get or keep your city license.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoRequires coverage for accidents involving delivery workers on e-bikes and powered devices.
    • General liabilityMandates liability coverage for third-party injury from delivery accidents.

    Int 0994-2026 · Official record

    Requiring third-party food delivery services to maintain liability insurance.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  17. If you run a licensed third-party food delivery service, you must file annual safety reports and submit a safety plan with each license application or renewal.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoReporting and plans cover safety incidents involving delivery workers on the road.
    • Workers' compensationReports must cover worker deaths and serious injuries and training policies.

    Int 1021-2026 · Official record

    Safety reports and plans required of third-party food delivery services.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  18. If your property has a cooling tower that isn't properly registered or certified, you could get a violation and must disinfect it, or stop using it if vacant.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyCooling tower systems on owned property must be disinfected or shut down after violations.
    • General liabilityDisinfection duties address Legionella-type health risks to third parties.

    Int 1044-2026 · Official record

    Requiring an annual interagency cooling tower compliance review and increasing related enforcement.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  19. You can't market, sell, or deploy an AI model in NYC without third-party validation and a human shut-down capability, with penalties up to $25,000 per instance.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Product liabilitySafety validation and shut-down requirements affect liability for AI models sold or deployed.
    • Professional liability / Tech E&OValidators and developers face exposure for errors or falsified validation.
    • Cyber & privacyValidation covers data privacy and involves Cyber Command disclosures.

    Int 1100-2026 · Official record

    Third-party validation and shut-down capability of artificial intelligence models.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  20. Anyone can file a complaint over your AI practices, and you could face agency investigation and penalties, with the complainant earning a share of proceeds.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Directors & officersIncreased regulatory actions against management from complaint-driven enforcement.

    Int 1101-2026 · Official record

    Civilian enforcement of artificial intelligence violations.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  21. If you operate shared e-bikes or e-scooters, you must install sidewalk riding detection and deceleration features, with fines up to $1,000 for repeat violations.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoFleet vehicle equipment mandates for share-system e-bikes and scooters.
    • Product liabilityDeceleration features alter safety exposure for vehicles you provide.
    • General liabilitySidewalk riding injuries to pedestrians may involve operators.

    Int 1102-2026 · Official record

    Installation of sidewalk riding detection technology on electric bicycles and electric scooters that are part of share systems.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  22. Class 3 e-bikes would be banned on city streets, so couriers or staff riding them could face fines and impoundment, which could affect your delivery operations.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoWorkers using class 3 e-bikes for deliveries face fines and impoundment of bikes.

    Int 1110-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the operation of class 3 e-bicycles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  23. Your ads for an AI model must say whether a third party validated it and can't include false or misleading safety claims, or you risk up to $25,000 in penalties.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Product liabilityMisleading safety claims about AI models raise exposure for harms from models sold.
    • Directors & officersRegulatory penalties may target management over deceptive advertising.

    Int 1130-2026 · Official record

    Requiring certain disclosures and prohibiting deceptive representations in the promotion of artificial intelligence models.

    Applies to: Tech & software, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  24. If a vehicle your business owns racks up 16 school-zone speeding violations in a year, you must put speed-limiting devices on every vehicle you own.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoFleet vehicles may be required to carry speed-limiting devices and face registration suspension.

    Int 1153-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a demonstration program for the installation and maintenance of intelligent speed assistance devices.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  25. If you own vacant commercial space in a qualifying area, you could get city money to upgrade it for child care use.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0008-2026 · Official record

    A pilot program to make vacant commercial premises suitable for use by child care programs

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  26. Your pedicab drivers may not park, stop, stand, or pick up or drop off passengers within 50 feet of any Theatre District theatre entrance or exit.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoPedicab operations are restricted in a defined zone, changing how business vehicles may operate.

    Int 0064-2026 · Official record

    Restrictions on the operation of pedicabs in the theatre district zone.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  27. You may now build shared housing rooming units in new or converted class A multiple dwellings, which was not previously permitted.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0066-2026 · Official record

    Shared housing.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  28. If your sidewalk shed or scaffolding damages a city-owned tree, you must repair or replace it within six months.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityCovers property damage to city-owned trees caused by your equipment.

    Int 0071-2026 · Official record

    Requiring permit holders responsible for sidewalk sheds or scaffolding to repair or replace certain damaged city-owned trees.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  29. If you operate pedicabs, the ride timer must be placed and visible according to new rules.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoChanges equipment requirements for vehicles operated for the business.

    Int 0077-2026 · Official record

    Visibility of the ride timer in pedicabs.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  30. If you operate a licensed delivery service, you will likely have to retain your delivery data once the related licensing law takes effect.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyRetaining delivery records means storing data that could be breached.

    Int 0078-2026 · Official record

    The retention of delivery data.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  31. If you sell mopeds, you must hand out city-developed operation and ownership materials to buyers at the point of sale.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0095-2026 · Official record

    Requiring moped retailers to provide ownership information at point of sale.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  32. If you use bikes, e-bikes, mopeds or motorcycles for deliveries, you must give workers safety gear, ID and safety info, and keep records of them.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoExpands safety duties for bikes, mopeds and motorcycles used in your deliveries.
    • Workers' compensationSafety equipment and info duties relate to delivery worker injuries.

    Int 0110-2026 · Official record

    Delivery devices used for commercial purposes, and to repeal section 10-157.1 of such code, relating to signs with bicycle safety procedures.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  33. Discrimination based on sex characteristics, including intersex traits, is clearly covered as gender discrimination, so you must not treat people differently on that basis.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityClarifies discrimination claims by employees and applicants can cover intersex traits.

    Int 0131-2026 · Official record

    The definition of gender in the human rights law.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  34. If a tenant is diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease, you must give tenants shower hoses and the city's information materials within 24 hours of notice.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityTenant health exposure and failure-to-comply claims tied to building water systems.

    Int 0181-2026 · Official record

    Requiring building owners to provide shower hoses and informational materials on Legionnaires’ disease to tenants.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  35. You can't use facial or other biometric recognition to identify customers, and you must give notice, get written consent, and protect any biometric data you collect.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyBiometric data collection, consent, and protection duties raise data-privacy and breach exposure.

    Int 0213-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting places or providers of public accommodation from using biometric recognition technology and protecting any biometric identifier information collected.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  36. If you run shared bikes or scooters, you must show rules of the road in your app and at stations, and make users review them each year before unlocking.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityRider safety rules and required reviews bear on injury claims from shared device use.

    Int 0214-2026 · Official record

    Requiring micromobility share system operators to display rules of the road for safe operation.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  37. You could not hold or win city contracts if your business engages in immigration enforcement, and this would apply to your existing city contracts.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0261-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the city of New York from contracting with entities engaged in immigration enforcement.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  38. If you hold a city home-delivered meals contract, you must deliver a meal to each authorized older adult every day, 365 days a year.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoSeven-day delivery increases vehicle use for meal delivery.

    Int 0280-2026 · Official record

    Requiring home-delivered meals be delivered each day of the calendar year.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  39. You won't pay any fees on a street crane permit application when the crane is for a solar installation.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0343-2026 · Official record

    Fees for the installation of solar power energy systems.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  40. Community composters can charge the public for drop-off organic waste collection and sell the compost they make, once DSNY adopts rules.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0356-2026 · Official record

    Collection and sale of organic waste and compost by community composters.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  41. Commercial waste haulers and the businesses they serve can use city marine and rail transfer stations to dispose of commercial waste.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0367-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the department of sanitation to accept commercial solid waste at city-owned or operated marine transfer stations and city-owned or operated rail transfer stations.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  42. If you run a third-party food delivery service, you must verify the registration of mopeds that your delivery workers use.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoVehicles used for deliveries must be verified as registered, changing fleet compliance exposure.

    Int 0389-2026 · Official record

    Requiring third-party food delivery services to verify the registration of mopeds used by food delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Restaurants & food service, Tech & software. Label source: Title only.

  43. You must put at least two kids' meals meeting nutrition standards on your children's menu, drop flavored milk, and serve smaller juice portions with kids' meals.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0405-2026 · Official record

    Nutrition standards and beverage options for children’s meals served in food service establishments.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  44. You can apply to a city pilot that matches your small business with a social media content creator for marketing help.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0408-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a pilot program to match small businesses with social media content creators for assistance with marketing and advertising, and providing for the repeal of such provisions upon the expiration thereof.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  45. You must post wage theft complaint and worker rights information, in multiple languages, at your construction sites.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0417-2026 · Official record

    Posting of information relating to wage theft at construction sites.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  46. You can't install or use facial or other biometric recognition to identify tenants or their guests in your multiple dwelling.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyRestricts collection and use of tenants' biometric data.

    Int 0428-2026 · Official record

    Limiting the use of facial recognition technology in residential buildings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  47. If you run a social media platform, you must cap NYC youth at 1 hour a day without parental waiver and stop targeted ads and content to them.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyLimits on targeting youth change how personal data and user profiles can be used.

    Int 0450-2026 · Official record

    Restricting social media usage for youth.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  48. If you provide human services under a city contract, you must pay your human services employees at least the prevailing wage.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityWage requirements raise exposure to employee wage claims.

    Int 0452-2026 · Official record

    Establishing wage requirements for city-contracted human services workers.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  49. If you're cited through the citizen air complaint program, you would get cure options and clearer timelines for reviewing and fighting complaints.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0561-2026 · Official record

    Regulating the idling of engines and the use of citizen’s complaints to enforce laws enforced by the department of environmental protection.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  50. If you lease out vehicles, you could transfer liability for certain engine idling violations to the lessee through a new DEP program.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoShifts who bears idling violation liability for leased vehicles.

    Int 0562-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a program that transfers liability for certain engine idling violations to lessees of vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  51. If your small business is in a high retail-theft zip code, you can apply for free security measures like cameras and plexiglass through an SBS pilot.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0623-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a small business security measures pilot program, and providing for the repeal of such provisions upon the expiration thereof.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  52. It would make it easier for you to apply for a sidewalk or roadway cafe, which could help you add outdoor seating.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0628-2026 · Official record

    Expanding access to sidewalk and roadway cafe applications.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Title only.

  53. If you own a multiple dwelling, you must post a sign naming the owners, including beneficial owners or partners if an entity owns it.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0649-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the posting of a sign identifying the owners of multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  54. If you own distressed property, more buildings could qualify for city foreclosure and transfer, but you get new notices and chances to avoid the transfer.

    • New benefit
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0657-2026 · Official record

    Third party transfer program, and to repeal sections 11-425, 11-426, and 11-427 of such code, relating to agreements for payment of delinquent taxes and charges in installments.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  55. If you get a littering violation for the area next to your building, you can ask to do community service instead of paying the fine.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0667-2026 · Official record

    Offering community service in lieu of civil penalties for certain littering violations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  56. The city will set fixed per-minute rates for pedicab rides, so you can no longer set your own fares.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0673-2026 · Official record

    Pedicab fares.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  57. Your sidewalk cafe would only have to leave a clear path of up to 8 feet or 50 percent of the sidewalk width, whichever is greater, which may free up more space.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0724-2026 · Official record

    Maximum clear path requirements for sidewalk cafes.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  58. If you hold a city human services contract, you must report to the agency within 30 days whenever you sign a subcontract with a certified MWBE.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0834-2026 · Official record

    Reporting on minority- and women-owned business participation in subcontracts for human services contracts.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  59. If your business has operated in NYC 20+ years, you could be nominated for a legacy registry and get grants. Landlords offering a 10-year lease could get grants too.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0874-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a legacy business registry and preservation fund.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  60. You can't raise the price of any item in your grocery store more than once in a 24-hour period.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0892-2026 · Official record

    Restricting the frequency of price increases in grocery stores.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  61. You can't be cited just for lacking a paper Food Protection Certificate on site if the holder's certificate verifies as valid in the city's digital system.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0908-2026 · Official record

    Digital verification of food protection certificates and penalties for failure to maintain a physical certificate on premises.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  62. Only 6 commercial waste haulers will get Staten Island zone agreements, and the zone's start is pushed to February 1, 2028.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0911-2026 · Official record

    The number of awardees in the Staten Island commercial waste zone and the implementation date for such commercial waste zone.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  63. If you run a registered tobacco bar, you can ask to move your registration and tobacco retail license once, to a new location, if you show financial hardship.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0947-2026 · Official record

    The operation of tobacco bars.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  64. You can't advertise vehicles that must be DMV-registered as e-bikes or e-scooters, and as a retailer you must post and hand out the city's e-bike information.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Product liabilitySellers of e-bikes and e-scooters face new rules on how these vehicles are marketed.

    Int 0988-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the advertisement of vehicles required to be registered with the department of motor vehicles as powered bicycles or powered mobility devices and related outreach.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  65. If you operate the city's bike share, your agreement must require you to report collisions, violations, theft and vandalism involving your bikes.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0989-2026 · Official record

    Bike share safety reporting.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  66. If you bid on city contracts for small structures, you must use a pre-approved standard design from the city's catalog unless the agency finds none can fit the site.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0991-2026 · Official record

    Requiring a catalog of standard designs for small recurring capital projects.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  67. If you own a building with a cooling tower, you must have it cleaned at least three times a year, including once in June or July.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyAdds a required maintenance duty for building cooling systems.
    • General liabilityCleaning duty bears on third-party illness claims such as Legionnaires' disease.

    Int 1006-2026 · Official record

    Cleaning requirements for cooling towers.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  68. If you own residential property, you must disclose certain information to the City before evicting an older adult tenant.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1011-2026 · Official record

    Evictions of older adult tenants.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  69. If you run a pedicab business, you could use taxi relief stands and new Midtown pedicab-only stands to wait for fares for up to an hour.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoPedicabs would stand and park at curb stands, changing vehicle operating exposure.

    Int 1026-2026 · Official record

    Creating designated curb space for pedicabs.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  70. If you run a pedicab business, you could equip pedicabs with pedal-assist electric motors under 750 watts.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoMotor-assisted pedicabs change vehicle and driver accident exposure.

    Int 1063-2026 · Official record

    Pedicabs with electric assist.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  71. If you contract with the city on capital projects of $10 million or less, agencies must act on approvals and change orders on time or explain delays in writing within 10 days.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1064-2026 · Official record

    Timeframes for agency approvals and change orders on small capital projects.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  72. If you run a delivery service, you must send 24 months of trip data to DCWP and may face new safe delivery rules.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoSafe delivery time standards could change how couriers operate vehicles and bikes.
    • Cyber & privacyDelivery services must hand over large volumes of trip data to the city.

    Int 1069-2026 · Official record

    Study of safe delivery times by contracted delivery workers and the promulgation of safe delivery time standards.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  73. If you own a building, you must report Legionella test results of 10 CFU/mL or higher to the health department.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityReported Legionella findings may increase tenant and visitor bodily injury claim exposure.

    Int 1094-2026 · Official record

    Reporting Legionella test results to the department of health and mental hygiene.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  74. If you hold a city contract involving AI, you must follow incident-identification standards and report AI safety incidents to the city within 24 hours.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyMandatory rapid incident reporting and public disclosure of AI safety incidents.
    • Professional liability / Tech E&OPublic disclosure of incidents can trigger client claims over technology service failures.

    Int 1109-2026 · Official record

    Requiring reporting and public disclosure of artificial intelligence safety incidents concerning city contracts.

    Applies to: Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  75. If you provide a chatbot, you must secure and limit use of user data, give users access to it, disclose that it's not human, and not imply licensed-professional advice.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyNew data security, privacy, and access duties for chatbot user data.
    • Professional liability / Tech E&OAdvice-equivalence restrictions affect claims over chatbot-provided guidance.

    Int 1118-2026 · Official record

    Chatbot data privacy, security, and transparency.

    Applies to: Tech & software, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  76. If you run a delivery app, you must track e-bike and moped couriers for unsafe riding, alert them live, and block deliveries after three alerts in a week until a safety course.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoRules govern unsafe riding by couriers on e-bikes and motorcycles making deliveries.
    • Cyber & privacyRequired tracking technology collects courier location and behavior data.

    Int 1120-2026 · Official record

    Requiring third-party delivery services to track and notify certain food delivery workers of certain unsafe traffic behaviors.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  77. If you are a city contractor, you must post whistleblower protection information covering AI-related reports, and your employees get protection for reporting AI risks.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityEmployee whistleblower retaliation claims expand to AI-related reporting.

    Int 1123-2026 · Official record

    City contractors and subcontractors posting information concerning whistleblower protections and clarifying whistleblower protections for reporting conduct related to the use or development of an artificial intelligence model.

    Applies to: Tech & software, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  78. Managers or supervisors of your food service establishment must renew their food protection certificate every 5 years.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1124-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the reapplication of food protection course certification every 5 years.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  79. If your fleet is in the city's fleet program, idling violations will now show up in the Finance commercial portal with instructions for responding.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 3 of 7: Hearing held

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1138-2026 · Official record

    Including violations for idling in the fleet program.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  80. If you use bicycles commercially, you must give your motor-assisted bike operators fireproof or fire-resistant containers for charging removable batteries.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Next hearing Fri, Nov 20, 2026 at 9:30 AM, Committee on Fire and Emergency Management, Council Chambers - City Hall. Agenda

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoRules on e-bikes used by workers for business deliveries change fleet-related requirements.
    • Workers' compensationBattery charging containers reduce fire and injury risk to workers.
    • Commercial propertySafer battery charging lowers fire risk at business premises.

    Int 0582-2026 · Official record

    Requiring businesses using bicycles for commercial purposes to provide bicycle operators with fireproof or fire-resistant containers for removable storage batteries used to power motor-assisted bicycles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  81. Mobility devices like e-bikes can no longer be stored or charged in apartments in R-2 buildings, so you must keep them out of units you own or manage.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Next hearing Fri, Nov 20, 2026 at 9:30 AM, Committee on Fire and Emergency Management, Council Chambers - City Hall. Agenda

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyRemoves a fire code exception, changing fire-safety exposure in residential buildings.

    Int 0920-2026 · Official record

    Storing and charging mobility devices.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  82. Eligible small businesses can get technology literacy training, including how to use AI, through an SBS program.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Next hearing Tue, Dec 1, 2026 at 1:00 PM, Committee on Small Business, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 2. Agenda

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0942-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a program to provide small businesses with technology literacy training.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  83. If you run a bike share, you can't charge members more than a subway base fare for 1 hour on an e-bike or 2 hours on a bike.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Next hearing Wed, Dec 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM, Committee on Contracts, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 1. Agenda

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0656-2026 · Official record

    Setting maximum amounts for certain member usage fees charged by a bike share operator.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  84. If you hold a city contract, the city must pay the undisputed part of an invoice on time and tell you in writing about any disputed portion.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Next hearing Wed, Feb 10, 2027 at 10:00 AM, Committee on Contracts, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 1. Agenda

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0900-2026 · Official record

    Requiring payment of undisputed invoice amounts under city contracts.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  85. The city could seal your vape shop if you repeatedly sell without a license, sell to under-21s, or sell flavored products.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 1 of 7: Introduced

    Next hearing Fri, Nov 20, 2026 at 10:00 AM, Committee on Oversight and Investigations, 250 Broadway - 8th Floor - Hearing Room 2. Agenda

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    T2026-2791 · Official record

    The department of consumer and worker protection’s authority to seal the premises of electronic cigarette retailers.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

Proposed 238

Introduced, with no hearing scheduled yet.

  1. You can't buy, sell, or use software that sets rents or prices from competitors' non-public data, and you could be fined or sued.

    People can sueRead the clause
    This bill would also make available a private right of action to enforce the prohibitions.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyRestricts collection and use of competitor data for pricing tools.
    • Professional liability / Tech E&OPricing software providers face claims over prohibited tools and services.

    Int 1140-2026 · Official record

    Use of non-public competitor data.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Tech & software, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  2. Customers, competitors, and others could sue you over unfair, deceptive, or abusive business practices.

    People can sueRead the clause
    This bill would be enforced by a private right of action.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityBroad new lawsuits over deceptive or unfair practices, including advertising injury claims.
    • Directors & officersManagement may face claims alleging unlawful business practices.

    Int 1105-2026 · Official record

    Providing an enforcement mechanism against unfair methods of competition, and unfair, deceptive, abusive, or unlawful acts or practices in business, trade, or commerce, and to deter the continuing use of such practices.

    Applies to: Any employer, Retail & consumer brands, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  3. If you are a commercial landlord with a fee-shifting lease clause, tenants are presumed to recover attorneys' fees from you when you default or lose a case you bring.

    People can sueRead the clause
    The tenant would be able to recover attorneys’ fees through a legal proceeding commenced against the landlord or through a counterclaim in any legal proceeding commenced by the landlord against the tenant.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityLandlords face added legal-fee exposure from tenant claims and counterclaims.

    Int 1058-2026 · Official record

    Attorneys’ fees provisions in commercial leases.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  4. Employees, applicants, and customers get six years instead of three to sue you over discrimination or harassment under the city human rights law.

    People can sueRead the clause
    increase from three years to six years the statute of limitations to file a civil action by persons aggrieved by unlawful discriminatory practices or acts of discriminatory harassment or violence under the city human rights law.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityLonger window for discrimination and harassment claims by employees and applicants.

    Int 0573-2026 · Official record

    Extending the statute of limitations for commencing a private cause of action under the city human rights law.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  5. You cannot keep or exhibit elephants in the city unless you meet habitat and care conditions, or you face $1,000 daily fines and lawsuits.

    People can sueRead the clause
    The bill would allow any person to seek to enjoin violations in court.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityExhibiting elephants carries bodily injury and animal-related third-party exposure, and the bill adds penalties.

    Int 0590-2026 · Official record

    Keeping, restraint, or possession of elephants.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

Show 233 more proposed bills
  1. You must give tipped workers daily pay and tip breakdowns and let customers tip the way they paid. Workers can sue you under a new private right of action.

    People can sueRead the clause
    The bill also creates additional administrative remedies and a private right of action.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityTipped workers can bring wage-and-tip claims, including through the new private right of action.

    Int 0207-2026 · Official record

    Gratuities for tipped employees and providing options for conferring cashless gratuities at fast-food establishments and food service establishments.

    Applies to: Any employer, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  2. Employers could face broader discrimination claims, including punitive damages and individual liability, as the human rights law is read more liberally and vicarious liability rules are repealed.

    People can sueRead the clause
    clarify the interpretation of specific sections of the law as they pertain to punitive damages, mistakenly perceived alcoholism, municipal immunity, individual liability

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityDiscrimination claims with punitive damages and individual liability raise employment claim exposure.
    • Directors & officersIndividual liability may reach managers and officers personally.

    Int 0258-2026 · Official record

    Interpretation of the New York city human rights law, and the repeal of paragraph f of subdivision 13 of section 8-107 of such code relating to vicarious liability of employers.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  3. You can't consider vaccination status when hiring, firing, or setting job terms, and employees or applicants could sue you.

    People can sueRead the clause
    Finally, the bill would authorize administrative remedies for violations, as well as a private right of action.

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees and applicants can bring claims over hiring, firing, and employment terms.

    Int 0316-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting certain employers from considering an individual’s vaccination status when making employment decisions

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  4. If you are a landlord accused of tenant harassment, courts can order you to restore possession to lawful occupants who aren't tenants.

    People can sueRead the clause
    in tenant harassment claims, lawful occupants may not be denied injunctive relief, including restoration of possession, because they are not tenants

    Quoted word for word from the bill text.

    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0363-2026 · Official record

    Injunctive relief for lawful occupants of rental units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  5. If you use the stipulated fine or commercial abatement programs, higher-earning businesses will pay higher reduced fines than they do now.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1133-2026 · Official record

    The application of higher reduced fines to higher-earning participants in the stipulated fine and commercial abatement programs.

    Applies to: Any employer, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Title only.

  6. If you do private sewer work, you must certify you've retained two licensed exterminators to get a DEP permit, and notify adjacent property owners in writing.

    • License / permit condition
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1141-2026 · Official record

    Rodent abatement during certain construction work.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  7. You can't use license plate readers in TLC vehicles, and bases and dispatchers can't require or encourage them, or you risk fines and license loss.

    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyLimits surveillance and plate-data collection on licensed vehicles.
    • Commercial autoAffects equipment and operation of TLC-licensed fleet vehicles.

    Int 1152-2026 · Official record

    The use of automatic license plate readers by licensees of the taxi and limousine commission.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  8. If you're a City-contracted food vendor with repeated compliance failures, you can land on a watch list, and subcontractors risk losing approval to work.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1156-2026 · Official record

    Creation of a watch list for food vendors serving shelters and senior centers.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  9. If your building stays in the alternative enforcement program past four months after the initial notice, you will be charged higher fees.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1085-2026 · Official record

    Increasing fees charged to buildings not discharged from the alternative enforcement program within the first four months of an initial notice.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  10. To get a permit for a large public event, you must have a plan to prevent and respond to sexual harassment and assault, and give attendees reporting notices.

    • License / permit condition
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityEvent sponsors take on added attendee safety duties and possible claims tied to misconduct at events.

    Int 1087-2026 · Official record

    Requiring sexual assault prevention and response protocols for large public events.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  11. You no longer need a price tag on each item; you just show the total selling price at the point of display, and charging more than advertised is still a violation.

    • New benefit
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1028-2026 · Official record

    Streamlining Truth-in-Pricing requirements and repealing section 20-708.1 of such code, relating to item pricing.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  12. If you run a licensed tow operation, you can't relocate towed vehicles to meters or no-parking spots during temporary restrictions, or you face escalating fines.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoTow truck operations and relocation practices change, with fines tied to vehicle handling.

    Int 1036-2026 · Official record

    The relocation of motor vehicles due to temporary parking restrictions.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  13. If your freight terminal borders a freight impact zone, you must file an annual plan to prevent truck queues, and trucks that block streets can be towed.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoTrucks queuing near terminals face staging and idling bans and towing.

    Int 1050-2026 · Official record

    Traffic congestion near freight terminals.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  14. You must keep the exterior and interior of offices, schools and stores dark at night, unless an exemption applies, or risk a $1,000 fine.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityDarker premises at night may raise third-party injury claims.

    Int 0998-2026 · Official record

    Limiting nighttime illumination for certain buildings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  15. You can't require grocery delivery workers to carry over 22 pounds per trip or wear backpacks on bikes, scooters or mopeds, and you can't retaliate.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationLimits on load weight and gear change delivery worker injury risk.
    • Commercial autoRules govern how workers deliver on bicycles, scooters and mopeds.

    Int 1007-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting third-party grocery delivery services from requiring delivery workers to wear backpacks for deliveries on certain vehicles or to make deliveries of goods weighing more than 22 pounds in a single trip.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  16. If you employ or engage people to sell tickets in public spaces, your business must get a city license, and a seller's violations could put it at risk.

    • License / permit condition
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1009-2026 · Official record

    Licensing of businesses that engage individuals to sell tickets in public spaces.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  17. You can't give live fish as prizes, and street event permit holders must stop anyone at their event from doing so and certify they understand this.

    • New requirement
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0963-2026 · Official record

    Banning the use of live fish as prizes.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  18. Carriage operators face new licensing exam and probationary license rules, but can start operating as early as 7 a.m. on weekdays in Manhattan.

    • License / permit condition
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoChanged operating hours and licensing affect carriage vehicle operations on streets.

    Int 0937-2026 · Official record

    The operation of horse-drawn carriages.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  19. You must post a DCWP-approved sign near each entrance or register warning that assaulting retail workers is a felony, or face penalties.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityNew premises signage mandate with penalties for noncompliance.

    Int 0954-2026 · Official record

    Requiring signs regarding penalties for assaulting retail, bodega, deli, and dukkan workers.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  20. If you own a property with a lead water service line, you must replace it and get a certification within 10 years or face fines; permit fees are waived.

    • Fines
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyRequires replacement of a building's water service line, a building system.

    Int 0870-2026 · Official record

    Replacement of lead water service lines.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  21. You can't require more than a $10 minimum for credit card purchases, and you must post a notice of that rule at your register or point of sale.

    • Fines
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0877-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting businesses from setting a minimum purchase requirement greater than $10 for credit card transactions.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  22. If you run a place of assembly serving drinks, lacking a valid Certificate of Operation or required security guards is an immediately hazardous violation, and lessees share the guard duty.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityPremises safety and security guard requirements for assembly venues affect third-party injury exposure.

    Int 0887-2026 · Official record

    Violations of certain requirements for places of assembly.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  23. If your business dumps trash in public litter baskets, anyone can report you, and the reporter can prosecute the fine at OATH for a share of it.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0814-2026 · Official record

    Citizen enforcement program for illegal disposal of household or commercial refuse in public litter baskets.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Hand-edited.

  24. You would need a city license to run a massage business, must post it, and may only use licensed (or exempt) massage staff and keep records proving it.

    • License / permit condition
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0844-2026 · Official record

    Licensing massage therapy businesses.

    Applies to: Any employer, Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  25. You can't mount a speaker on the outside of any vehicle you own, including work vehicles, or you face fines and towing for repeats.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoBusiness vehicles with exterior speakers face fines and towing, disrupting fleet operations.

    Int 0848-2026 · Official record

    Increasing penalties for excessive noise from speakers and motor vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  26. You must let customers use their own reusable cups and post a sign saying so if you serve drinks in single-use plastic cups.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0781-2026 · Official record

    Requiring food service establishments to permit the use of reusable cups provided by customers.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  27. You can't sell or give out confetti containing any plastic after Dec 31, 2026; repeat violations cost $150 to $350 each.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0803-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale and distribution of plastic confetti.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  28. Your home improvement or contractor license could be denied, suspended, or revoked if you have wage nonpayment or underpayment judgments or a history of them.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0728-2026 · Official record

    Home improvement business and contractor licenses for applicants with wage nonpayment or underpayment violations.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  29. You must staff self-checkout with one employee per three kiosks and cap self-checkout at 15 items, or face daily per-employee fines.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0729-2026 · Official record

    Requiring pharmacies and food retail stores to staff self-service checkout areas and impose a 15-item maximum for self-service checkout purchases to help combat retail theft.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  30. If you own or operate a building, you face much higher fines for not installing backflow prevention devices or not filing the annual report.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyBackflow prevention devices are building water systems that owners must install and maintain.

    Int 0768-2026 · Official record

    Increasing penalties for failure to comply with backflow prevention requirements.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  31. General contractors must get a DOB license, and only licensed contractors can pull permits or do general contracting work in the city.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationLicensing requires a Site Safety Training Supervisor Card, raising site safety obligations.
    • General liabilityLicensed contractors take on added accountability for jobsite operations and third-party harm.

    Int 0771-2026 · Official record

    Licensing of general contractors.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  32. If you're a contractor, you could be fined for work done after a permit expires, and you may owe related inspection fees instead of the building owner.

    • Fines
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0775-2026 · Official record

    Imposing civil penalties on contractors who perform work after the expiration of a permit.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  33. If you hold a DOT street closure permit, you must set up temporary no-standing zones on surrounding streets and notify the affected area.

    • License / permit condition
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityAdded street-side duties during closures could raise third-party injury or property claims.

    Int 0688-2026 · Official record

    Requiring temporary parking restrictions on the streets surrounding temporary street closures.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  34. Repeat Fair Work Week violations cost up to double the fines, and unpaid penalties can cost you your food service permit and trigger severance for staff.

    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityScheduling and wage-related violations raise employee claim and penalty exposure.

    Int 0522-2026 · Official record

    Increasing civil penalties and prohibiting issuance of the food service establishment permit for outstanding penalties for violations of the fair work week law.

    Applies to: Any employer, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  35. If a worker dies on the job, you must give the city additional information or face a $1,000 to $2,500 fine per violation.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationWorkplace fatalities must be reported and are compiled in a public database.

    Int 0524-2026 · Official record

    Records of the chief medical examiner that relate to work-related fatal injuries in the workplace, and to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to reporting on workplace fatalities.

    Applies to: Any employer, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  36. If you vend on a portion of Fordham Road, you will need a license specifically allowing vending there during the 5-year pilot.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0538-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a pilot program for location-specific vending licenses for Fordham Road in the borough of the Bronx.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  37. Stormwater permit thresholds for small construction jobs change, and certified professionals can get expedited approval of your permit applications.

    • License / permit condition
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0539-2026 · Official record

    Stormwater pollution prevention permitting.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  38. You face fines, and possible misdemeanor charges, if any business vehicle is parked or driven with an obscured or defaced license plate.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoFleet vehicles face new fines and misdemeanor exposure for plate violations.

    Int 0545-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the parking, standing, stopping, or operation of a motor vehicle with obscured or defaced license plates.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  39. Your business vehicles can be fined for fraudulent or expired plates, though expired plates get a 10 business day cure period.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoFleet vehicles face new fines for plate violations.

    Int 0549-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the operation of a motor vehicle with fraudulent or expired license plates.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  40. If you run a vet practice, you can't perform elective devocalization of healthy cats or dogs, and violations bring fines and license discipline referrals.

    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Professional liability / Tech E&OVeterinary procedures now carry penalty and disciplinary exposure for professional conduct.

    Int 0560-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting non-therapeutic, elective, or convenience surgical devocalization of healthy cats and dogs.

    Applies to: Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  41. You can no longer sell flavored cigarettes or flavored nicotine pouches, and violations bring civil penalties.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0609-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of flavored cigarettes.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  42. Landlords of rent regulated buildings must notify before altering or demolishing units, and the window for HPD inspection fees changes.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0610-2026 · Official record

    Notification of intent to alter or demolish certain rent regulated housing accommodations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  43. You can't distribute or sell tianeptine in NYC, and you face civil penalties if you do. Licensed medical professionals may still dispense it.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Product liabilitySelling a banned substance raises exposure for harm from products you sell.

    Int 0614-2026 · Official record

    Sale of tianeptine.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  44. You can't sell multi-merchant physical gift cards unless they have chip-and-PIN technology, or you face $500 to $1,000 fines per violation.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0615-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of certain gift cards that lack chip-and-PIN technology.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  45. Your fleet vehicles face $65 then $100 alternate side parking fines, and a vehicle with three or more prior violations in 12 months must be towed.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoHigher fines and mandatory towing raise costs for business vehicles parked on city streets.

    Int 0627-2026 · Official record

    Establishing penalties for alternate side parking violations and requiring towing of certain vehicles in violation of alternate side parking rules.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  46. If you own a vacant home in foreclosure, you must post a $5,000 bond for upkeep or pay $200 a day in penalties.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyOwners must fund maintenance and violation fixes on vacant buildings during foreclosure.

    Int 0659-2026 · Official record

    Requiring owners of vacant residential properties undergoing foreclosure to post bonds for maintenance purposes.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  47. You could face higher fines, and a criminal misdemeanor on a third offense, for dumping business trash in public litter baskets.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0668-2026 · Official record

    Increasing fines for the depositing of residential or commercial refuse into public litter baskets.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  48. You can't raise menu prices based on real-time demand or crowd size, or you face a $500 fine for each day it's used.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0004-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting pricing increases based on real-time demand at food service establishments.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  49. You must give customers a discount when the register price exceeds the shelf or advertised price, and post a notice of that policy.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0014-2026 · Official record

    Food retailer pricing accuracy.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  50. Your cannabis dispensary may only open from 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM, and you face fines of $1,000, then $2,000, for violations.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0033-2026 · Official record

    Hours of operation of adult-use cannabis retail dispensaries.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  51. Newsstand operators and property owners face higher fines if a newsstand sits too close to a hydrant or a hydrant is blocked, including by piled snow.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0038-2026 · Official record

    Applicable fines and civil penalties for the obstruction of fire hydrants.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  52. Selling or delivering cannabis without a state license, or giving or selling it to anyone under 21, could get your business sued, enjoined and closed as a public nuisance.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0074-2026 · Official record

    Amending the nuisance abatement law regarding the sale or delivery of cannabis.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  53. You can't sell gas-powered leaf blowers or lawn mowers after 2025, and you can't use them after 2026, or you face penalties.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0083-2026 · Official record

    Sale and use of gasoline-powered leaf blowers and lawn mowers.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  54. If you run autonomous taxis, the TLC will set rules on licensing, safety, vehicle standards, trip and fare reporting, and insurance.

    • License / permit condition
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoAutonomous taxi operations face new vehicle, safety and insurance requirements.
    • Cyber & privacyTrip and fare data reporting involves collecting and transmitting rider data.

    Int 0094-2026 · Official record

    Licensing and use of autonomous vehicles as taxis.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  55. If you fundraise or do political consulting for city candidates, you cannot lobby them after they are elected, and violations bring civil penalties.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Directors & officersRegulatory actions and penalties may target management of firms that lobby.

    Int 0102-2026 · Official record

    Lobbying prohibitions in connection with campaign-related fundraising or political consulting.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  56. You can no longer enter non-compete agreements with employees, existing ones are void, and each violation can cost you $500.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityEmployee claims over non-compete agreements and employment practices could increase.

    Int 0115-2026 · Official record

    Prohibition of non-compete agreements.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  57. You could not refuse housing to someone because of current or past sex work, and a city board would review unfair work practices against sex workers.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityNew unfair work practice enforcement could generate claims from workers who engage in sex work.

    Int 0130-2026 · Official record

    The rights of persons who engage in sex work.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  58. Non-tobacco hookah venues will need a DCWP license instead of a health permit, must admit only people 21 and older, and some bars and restaurants can now serve shisha late.

    • License / permit condition
    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityPremises and patron injury exposure at licensed hookah venues.
    • Commercial propertyFire Code amendments affect fire safety requirements for venues.

    Int 0158-2026 · Official record

    Licensing and operation of non-tobacco hookah establishments.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  59. If you own non-owner-occupied property, you can be fined up to $5,000 for not fixing sidewalk defects the city orders repaired or that you should have known about.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0195-2026 · Official record

    Imposition of civil penalties on property owners who fail to repair sidewalk defects.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  60. You can't run E-Verify on applicants you haven't hired, you must post your E-Verify enrollment notice, and each violation can cost you $10,000.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityHiring and work-authorization screening practices could draw employee or applicant claims.

    Int 0210-2026 · Official record

    Restricting employers from using E-Verify or any other employment eligibility verification system to check the employment authorization status of an employee or an applicant who has not been offered employment.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  61. You can't park a trailer or mobile home on a residential street over three hours or overnight, or it may be ticketed and impounded.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoBusiness trailers face violations and impoundment, adding vehicle costs and exposure.

    Int 0217-2026 · Official record

    Limitation on parking of mobile homes and trailers on residential streets.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  62. You can't sell e-cigarettes that look like highlighters, pens, pencils or staplers, and violations can bring fines, license suspension, seizure and sealing.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0223-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of electronic cigarettes that resemble school supplies.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  63. You could face a higher maximum fine for ignoring an order from the Commission on Human Rights.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0264-2026 · Official record

    Increasing the maximum civil penalty for failure to comply with an order issued by the New York city commission on human rights.

    Applies to: Any employer, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  64. If the city finds you discriminated against a tenant over their income source, you face mandatory fines of $5,000 up to $250,000 based on building size.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0265-2026 · Official record

    Civil penalties for discrimination based on lawful source of income.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  65. If you discriminate based on source of income, you may be denied a Certification of No Harassment, which can block certain permits for your building.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0268-2026 · Official record

    Source of income discrimination by property owners as a form of harassment for the purposes of a certification of no harassment.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  66. If your community facility is used for something your certificate of occupancy doesn't allow, the city could declare it a public nuisance and seal it.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertySealing of premises over certificate of occupancy violations affects use of the property.

    Int 0275-2026 · Official record

    Sealing community facilities used for purposes not authorized in their certificate of occupancy.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  67. If you run a housing company or similar entity found to have discriminated by source of income, the City can deny your tax exemption.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0345-2026 · Official record

    Penalties in tax exempt projects due to source of income discrimination.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  68. If you evict a tenant unlawfully, you face higher fines and lose city subsidies and tax breaks for 5 years, unless you set aside affordable units.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0364-2026 · Official record

    Increasing penalties for unlawful evictions.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  69. If you haul yellow or brown grease, you must report how it is disposed to BIC, and you can be fined if you don't.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0368-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a tracking system concerning the disposal of yellow and brown grease.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  70. You could face a misdemeanor and fines if you put a GPS tracker on someone else's vehicle without their consent.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyUnauthorized location tracking is surveillance of personal data and creates exposure.

    Int 0382-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting unauthorized surveillance by a global positioning system or similar technology.

    Applies to: Any employer, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  71. Commuter van operators get more violations before losing authorization, but now face a 15-day suspension after three violations in six months.

    • New benefit
    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoDriver licensing violations now risk suspension of van operations.

    Int 0384-2026 · Official record

    Increasing the number of violations required to revoke authorization to operate a commuter van service.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  72. You must give employees 5 extra paid hours a year for preventative medical screening, on top of sick time, and can't make them make up the hours.

    • New requirement
    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityNew leave entitlement creates employee claims risk for failure to provide paid time.

    Int 0434-2026 · Official record

    Requiring specified employers to provide time off for preventative medical screening to their employees.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  73. If you provide shopping carts, you must tag each cart with your contact info and use an approved containment measure, or pay $100 per cart.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0439-2026 · Official record

    Containment, labeling, and removal of shopping carts.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  74. If your stoop line stand racks up five violations in 12 months, the city must suspend or revoke your license for at least a year.

    • License / permit condition
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0467-2026 · Official record

    Suspending or revoking stoop line stand licenses after repeated violations.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  75. You can't use commercial char broilers on your mobile food cart or truck, and violations bring fines of $400 to $1,600 and possible seizure of the broiler.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyEquipment ban changes cooking setup and the broiler can be seized on repeat violations.

    Int 0469-2026 · Official record

    Banning the use of commercial char broilers on or in connection with mobile food vending units.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  76. You can't park dealer vehicles on city streets to display, repair, or hold them, and vehicles awaiting repair or return need a windshield placard.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoDealer vehicles face street-parking bans, fines, and possible impoundment.

    Int 0480-2026 · Official record

    Limiting the parking of motor vehicles by dealers.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  77. You could face higher maximum city fines if the Commission on Human Rights finds you engaged in unlawful discrimination.

    • Fines
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityLarger discrimination penalties raise exposure from employee and applicant claims.

    Int 0495-2026 · Official record

    Increasing the maximum civil penalty for unlawful discriminatory practices or acts of discriminatory harassment or violence

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  78. You can't park customer or inventory vehicles on city streets for your business, and violations cost $250 to $400 per day.

    • Fines
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoBusinesses must relocate customer and inventory vehicles off the street, changing vehicle storage exposure.
    • General liabilityMoving vehicle storage and handling onto business premises changes on-site third-party injury exposure.

    Int 0509-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting certain commercial establishments from parking vehicles on city streets

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  79. You can't sell, offer, or distribute menstrual or intimate care products containing restricted harmful ingredients, and the health department will publicly list products found with them.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Product liabilitySellers and makers of these products face exposure for goods with restricted ingredients.

    Int 1135-2026 · Official record

    Clarifying the prohibition of the sale of menstrual and intimate care products that contain unsafe ingredients.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  80. If you hold a Parks permit and the reserved area becomes unavailable, you can get a credit or refund.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1154-2026 · Official record

    Issuing credits and refunds for department of parks and recreation permits.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  81. You could not operate a new smoking paraphernalia shop within 500 feet of a school.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1108-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting new smoking paraphernalia retailer dealers near schools.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  82. If you build or convert a property into a transient hotel, you must file a community impact statement with your construction documents before permits are approved.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1117-2026 · Official record

    Community impact statements for transient hotels.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  83. You must give contracted delivery workers unpaid safe/sick time, can't penalize them for using it, and must give 30 days' notice before updating performance metrics.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityWorkers could claim retaliation or scheduling violations over safe/sick time and metric changes.

    Int 1074-2026 · Official record

    Ensuring minimum scheduling flexibility for the health and safety of contracted delivery workers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  84. More landlords will be pulled into HPD's alternative enforcement program, including repeat buildings, so owners of distressed buildings face closer enforcement and program charges.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1086-2026 · Official record

    An expansion of the alternative enforcement program.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  85. You may get sidewalk or roadway cafe license fees waived for two years if your Council district is one of the 10 with the fewest cafe licenses.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1092-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a pilot program to waive license fees for sidewalk cafes and roadway cafes in certain council districts.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  86. If you run a veterinary facility, you must disclose standard prices, give estimates for higher-cost services on request, and provide itemized receipts.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1098-2026 · Official record

    Price disclosures by veterinary care facilities and publication of veterinary care facility price information.

    Applies to: Healthcare, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  87. If you own a building with a lead hazard order from the health department, the city must declare the hazard a public nuisance.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyPublic nuisance status raises remediation duties for owned building conditions.
    • General liabilityLead hazard nuisance declarations increase third-party injury exposure for owners.

    Int 1030-2026 · Official record

    The declaration of a public nuisance by the department of housing preservation and development in connection with lead hazards.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  88. You can't be ticketed for residential littering violations while you or someone in charge is on site actively cleaning or getting ready to clean.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1035-2026 · Official record

    Establishing an exemption from enforcement of certain residential sanitation violations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  89. If you own or operate a community infrastructure property, the city can't sell your tax liens and must offer you installment plans and counseling.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1038-2026 · Official record

    Enforcement of tax liens on community infrastructure properties

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  90. If you provide mental health services and use AI with clients, you must disclose it in plain language, separately from your terms, before or at the start of services.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyDisclosure covers AI processing and sharing client data with third-party vendors.
    • Professional liability / Tech E&OAI use in delivering mental health services must be disclosed to clients.

    Int 1048-2026 · Official record

    Requiring mental health service providers to disclose the use of artificial intelligence systems.

    Applies to: Healthcare, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  91. Your funeral firm can apply for an annual DOT permit to park authorized funeral vehicles in no-parking spots near your establishment for up to four hours.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1056-2026 · Official record

    Parking permits for funeral directors.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  92. TLC-licensed drivers can fight stopping and standing tickets if they were helping a passenger with impaired mobility, with limits like hydrants and bus lanes.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 1068-2026 · Official record

    Affirmative defense for tickets issued to drivers licensed by the taxi and limousine commission for stopping and standing while assisting passengers with impaired mobility.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  93. You must let covered employees use earned safe and sick time to attend their child's school events, including parent-teacher meetings.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityLeave denial or retaliation claims could rise with the expanded permitted use.

    Int 0973-2026 · Official record

    Use of safe time for parental involvement in school-related events.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  94. You no longer need a fire barrier between your mobility device battery charging area and your repair or servicing station, which can cut build-out costs.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyRemoving fire barriers changes fire-safety features of charging and repair space.

    Int 0961-2026 · Official record

    Amending requirements for battery charging areas for powered mobility devices.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  95. You can no longer sell general merchandise or mobile food on Washington Street between York and Front Streets in Brooklyn.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0964-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting vending on Washington Street between York Street and Front Street in Brooklyn.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  96. You can no longer sell birds such as parrots, cockatiels, finches, parakeets and macaws in your pet shop.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0912-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of birds in pet shops.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  97. Your mobile food unit commissary can skip the $200 annual permit fee if you reserve at least one space for a veteran vendor.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0916-2026 · Official record

    Waiving permit fees for mobile food unit commissaries that reserve space for veteran vendors.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  98. If you run a nightlife venue, the NYPD can start multi-agency inspections with only 7 days' notice, and none if your Place of Assembly permit is missing or violated.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0921-2026 · Official record

    Notice requirements for multi-agency response to community hotspots operations and technical amendments related to the office of nightlife.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  99. If a tenant asks, you must install protective devices like grab bars and floor treads at no cost to them, and may claim a tax abatement.

    • New requirement
    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityInstalled safety devices change premises safety and tenant injury exposure.

    Int 0898-2026 · Official record

    Installation of protective devices for seniors and persons with a disability who reside in multiple dwellings, and the provision of a tax abatement for certain related installations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  100. Your sidewalk cafe must sit at least five feet from a residential building's primary entrance.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0865-2026 · Official record

    Minimum required distance between a primary building entrance and a sidewalk cafe.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  101. You can't be fined by DSNY for uncleared sidewalk snow or ice until city agencies finish clearing streets and their own infrastructure and certify it.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0868-2026 · Official record

    Civil penalties for failure to remove snow or ice.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  102. E-bikes, including those your delivery workers ride, would be limited to 15 mph, so you may need to adjust delivery expectations and rider practices.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoWorker e-bike use for deliveries is subject to a lower legal speed limit.

    Int 0876-2026 · Official record

    Lowering the speed limit for bicycles with electric assist.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  103. If you host short-term rentals in an owner-occupied one- or two-family home, you can host up to 4 guests, be away during stays, and lock private rooms.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityMore guests and unattended stays may raise injury and property damage exposure.

    Int 0879-2026 · Official record

    Short-term rentals in one- and two-family dwellings.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  104. Your heating fuel, heating maintenance or utility company vehicles can't park on residential streets overnight between 9PM and 5AM.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoRestricts where company fleet vehicles can be parked overnight.

    Int 0889-2026 · Official record

    Restricting the parking of certain commercial vehicles in residential streets overnight.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  105. Food store owners may get free cat vaccinations and spay/neuter services, though state rules must also change before you can keep a store cat.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0830-2026 · Official record

    Cats in retail food stores.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  106. If you build housing with public financing, you must pay for repairs that come up within 10 years of construction.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyDevelopers take on repair costs for building defects and systems for 10 years after construction.

    Int 0851-2026 · Official record

    Requiring housing developers that receive public financing to assume financial responsibility for repairs required within 10 years of construction.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  107. If you run a supervised release program under a city contract, you must notify the court and parties within 5 or 10 days of a missed check-in.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0789-2026 · Official record

    Court supervised release program court notification requirements.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  108. If you own or operate certain energy storage systems, you must have them remotely monitored and independently inspected under the fire code.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyFire safety monitoring and inspection duties for energy storage systems on owned or leased property.
    • General liabilityFire risk from battery systems can injure third parties on premises.

    Int 0794-2026 · Official record

    Remote monitoring and independent inspections of certain energy storage systems.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Any employer. Label source: Title only.

  109. If your business uses e-bikes, electric scooters or similar vehicles, such as for deliveries, you would have to license and register them.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoRegistration rules apply to motorized bikes and scooters used by workers for the business.

    Int 0802-2026 · Official record

    Requiring that every bicycle with electric assist, electric scooter and other legal motorized vehicle be licensed and registered.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  110. You must post a sign near each public restroom with a diaper changing table saying baby wipes should not be flushed.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0732-2026 · Official record

    Signs near diaper changing tables.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  111. If you contract with certain city agencies, you must report pay and employment data by race, gender and pay band to the city, which will analyze it for disparities.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityPay disparity analysis by protected class may prompt employee discrimination claims.

    Int 0744-2026 · Official record

    Reporting and analysis of pay and employment equity data concerning city contractors.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  112. You must show your restaurant's sanitary inspection letter grade on your website or online ordering page, and delivery apps must show it too.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0752-2026 · Official record

    Requiring third-party food delivery services and food service establishments to display sanitary inspection letter grades online.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  113. You can't open a cannabis dispensary within 500 feet of a public youth facility unless you were already licensed or had an approved location.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0753-2026 · Official record

    Location of adult-use cannabis retail dispensaries.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  114. You must pay employees a city minimum wage of $29 to $30 an hour phased in by 2030-2031, with yearly inflation-based increases.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityWage and hour claims from employees could rise with a much higher minimum wage.

    Int 0757-2026 · Official record

    Establishment of the minimum wage.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  115. If you own a building and get notice of an unsafe exterior wall, you must tell the building's occupants about it.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityFailure to warn occupants of unsafe walls could raise injury claims.

    Int 0762-2026 · Official record

    Requiring owners to notify tenants of unsafe conditions of exterior walls of buildings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  116. You must protect floor openings on your job sites with safety netting systems and guardrails.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationFall protection requirements affect worker injury risk on site.
    • General liabilityFloor openings can cause falls or falling objects that hurt third parties.

    Int 0769-2026 · Official record

    Requiring safety netting and guardrail systems to protect floor openings.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  117. You can use fewer workers who aren't licensed riggers to install, remove or supervise scaffolding, so you may need to hire licensed riggers.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationTighter scaffold rules change site safety and worker injury exposure.
    • General liabilityScaffold failures can injure third parties or damage property.

    Int 0770-2026 · Official record

    Strengthening scaffolding requirements.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  118. If your co-op board denies a sale, you must give the prospective buyer a written statement of all reasons within five days of deciding.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Directors & officersBoard decisions to withhold consent and stated reasons may draw claims against directors.

    Int 0774-2026 · Official record

    Sales of cooperative apartments.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  119. You could post your remote job openings on a city-run website, once the city verifies that your business and the jobs are legitimate.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0686-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the creation of a website that displays remote job opportunities.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  120. You must hold a reintegration meeting with each employee returning from parental leave, unless they opt out in writing.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityMissed or mishandled return-from-leave meetings could prompt employee claims.

    Int 0705-2026 · Official record

    Requiring employers to hold an onboarding meeting to discuss an employee's reintegration back into the workplace after parental leave.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  121. You must give employees paid personal time for any reason, earning one hour per 30 worked, up to 80 hours a year.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityNew paid leave rights create leave and wage/hour claim exposure.

    Int 0706-2026 · Official record

    Requiring city employers to provide earned personal time to employees.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  122. You must get consent before collecting or sharing NYC residents' personal data, and honor requests to list, revoke or delete within 90 days.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Cyber & privacyConsent, disclosure and deletion duties for personal, biometric and AI-training data change data-handling exposure.

    Int 0708-2026 · Official record

    Collecting and disclosing personal and sensitive information about New York City residents.

    Applies to: Tech & software, Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  123. If you hold an emergency city client-services contract during a disease outbreak, you may have to pay in-person workers time and one-half hazard pay.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityHazard pay owed to in-person workers adds wage-related claim exposure.

    Int 0709-2026 · Official record

    Requiring a specification for hazard pay in solicitations for certain emergency procurements made during a state of emergency related to the outbreak of a communicable disease.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  124. If you are covered by Fair Work Week, the city can order you to release employees for a training, and you must pay them for training and travel time.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityMandated paid training time adds wage/hour compliance exposure.

    Int 0523-2026 · Official record

    Requiring a workers’ rights training for certain fast food employees.

    Applies to: Any employer, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  125. If you build new multiple dwellings, you must include more space to store refuse, recyclables, and organic waste.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0526-2026 · Official record

    Requiring newly constructed multiple dwellings to provide adequate space to store and sort organic waste.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  126. You must keep every XRF lead inspection report permanently, and HPD will presume your paint is lead-based unless you prove otherwise.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityPresumed lead paint raises tenant bodily-injury exposure and the burden of proving units are lead-free.

    Int 0527-2026 · Official record

    Inspections for lead-based paint.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  127. You can no longer sell glue traps in NYC, so you must pull them from your inventory.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0531-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the sale of glue traps

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  128. Newsstands would no longer be bound by a price cap on goods or services, and stands primarily selling written matter would count as newsstands.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0535-2026 · Official record

    Lifting product regulations on newsstands.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  129. If you hold a newsstand license, you could operate from an abandoned newsstand, and new locations will be approved based on foot traffic.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0536-2026 · Official record

    Issuing newsstand licenses to operate abandoned newsstands and requiring an assessment of the viability of the location of new newsstands.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  130. If you own a building with more than five class C violations, homeless families with children can't be newly placed there until violations are certified corrected.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0540-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting homeless families with children from being housed in private buildings with multiple class C housing maintenance code violations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  131. If your commercial property is in a qualifying corridor with high storefront vacancy, you may be able to get certain fees waived.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0543-2026 · Official record

    Program for the waiver of fees for certain vacant storefront areas.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  132. If you own a multiple dwelling and make eligible energy efficiency upgrades, you can get certain city penalties waived or reduced.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyEnergy efficiency retrofits change building systems of owned property.

    Int 0557-2026 · Official record

    Creation of an energy efficiency program for multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  133. If you must file energy efficiency and emissions reports, you can submit them as one consolidated report in years when the efficiency report is due.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0559-2026 · Official record

    Allowing consolidation of required reports on building energy efficiency and emissions.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  134. If you own a covered residential building, you must make the roof drain onto a permeable surface under DEP rules.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyRoof drainage changes to the building affect water and drainage exposure on owned property.

    Int 0565-2026 · Official record

    Drainage location of certain building roofs.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  135. You can use zero-emissions credits to meet your building's Local Law 97 emissions limits, which gives you another way to comply.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0567-2026 · Official record

    Allowing building owners to use zero-emissions credits to comply with annual building emissions requirements.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  136. Construction applications you filed before the effective dates of Local Laws 92 and 94 of 2019 are not subject to their requirements.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0568-2026 · Official record

    Clarifying the effective date of local law number 92 for the year 2019 and local law number 94 for the year 2019.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  137. Small residential energy storage systems skip remote monitoring and reporting rules, and medium systems get expedited permitting.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyLess monitoring of battery systems may change fire and safety exposure for installed property.

    Int 0570-2026 · Official record

    Remote monitoring and permitting requirements for residential energy storage systems.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  138. Starting in 2032, you can't sell single-use beverage containers whose caps come off or that lack a drinking opening while the cap is attached.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0571-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the selling of untethered plastic bottle caps.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  139. If DOT finds an illegal curb cut on your property, you must get the permits or restore the curb, or the city will do it and bill you.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0594-2026 · Official record

    Illegal curb cuts and requiring local community board notification of curb cut applications.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  140. If you develop affordable housing, you must follow city lottery rules on applicant notices and screening, such as no rejecting solely on credit score.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0599-2026 · Official record

    Affordable housing lottery processes.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  141. The city must create a program to incentivize you to keep rent stabilized units stabilized longer, which you could use if you own such units.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0600-2026 · Official record

    Department of housing preservation and development to conduct periodic studies of rent stabilized housing accommodations and to develop a program to incentivize owners to keep such accommodations rent stabilized for an extended period of time.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  142. You can't sell diesel leaf blowers or lawn mowers after Sept 1, 2022, and can't use them after Sept 1, 2023.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0604-2026 · Official record

    The sale and use of diesel-powered leaf blowers and lawn mowers.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  143. You won't get a sidewalk repair violation if city sidewalk work is planned to start within 90 days, and any notice must mention planned city repairs.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0619-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the department of transportation to notify property owners ordered to repair sidewalks of existing department plans to make repairs on same sidewalks.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  144. If you own property next to a city-managed tree, you can ask Parks to remove it and replace it with a less harmful one.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0621-2026 · Official record

    The removal of harmful tree species.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  145. Small mixed-use buildings without storage space can apply to DSNY for an exemption from rigid-container trash rules, and pending violations get dismissed.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0624-2026 · Official record

    Establishing exemptions for certain buildings from containerization requirements.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  146. If you are a landlord, you must let residential tenants pay the security deposit in up to six equal monthly installments added to rent.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0626-2026 · Official record

    Providing tenants the option of paying a security deposit in six equal monthly installments.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  147. If you run non-essential helicopter flights from city-owned heliports, those operations would be prohibited.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0632-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting non-essential helicopters from operating at heliports owned or operated by the city.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  148. Your chartered helicopters can't take off or land at city-owned heliports unless they meet stage 3 noise levels.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0633-2026 · Official record

    Reducing noise caused by chartered helicopters.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  149. If you run an ice cream truck, you can no longer power freezers or soft serve machines with a gasoline or other carbon-fuel generator or engine.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoTrucks must change how they power onboard equipment, altering vehicle operations and setup.

    Int 0635-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting ice cream trucks from using generators or engines powered by carbon-based fuel to provide electricity for food equipment.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  150. You must get an after hours variance before hauling construction debris off a site early, late, or on weekends.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0636-2026 · Official record

    Requiring an after hours variance for the removal of construction debris.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  151. On Spare the Air Days you could not do outdoor charcoal grilling, and DEP may bar other activities that hurt outdoor air quality.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0638-2026 · Official record

    Emergency response protocols on days of air quality emergency.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  152. If you own a building with solar panels, you get narrower clear rooftop paths and alternative access rules for adjoining buildings 25 feet wide or less.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyChanges fire-access rules for rooftops of buildings with solar installations.

    Int 0640-2026 · Official record

    Rooftop access requirements for buildings with solar panel installations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  153. You must register all commercial premises you own and report vacancy details, and residential owners must report unit counts and vacancy status.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0648-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the registration of vacant commercial and residential properties.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  154. Once DEP updates its map, you can't have a cellar or basement accessory dwelling unit in a groundwater flood risk area, and new ones can't be built there.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyFlood-area limits on basement units change how owned buildings can be used and their flood exposure.

    Int 0662-2026 · Official record

    Creation of a groundwater flood risk area map.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  155. Your tractor-trailers, tractors and trailers can park no more than 90 minutes, so plan deliveries and staging around that limit.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoFleet parking limits change how commercial vehicles are operated and exposed to tickets.

    Int 0672-2026 · Official record

    Reducing the maximum time commercial vehicles may park.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  156. If you hold or bid on city contracts, you must meet standardized insurance requirements set by contract category.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityCity contractors must carry insurance coverage meeting new standardized guidelines.

    Int 0676-2026 · Official record

    Establishing standardized insurance guidelines for city contracts.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  157. If you run a covered store, you must keep a bin for unwanted reusable bags and sanitize and reuse good ones.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityCollection bins and reused bags could create customer hygiene or premises claims.

    Int 0017-2026 · Official record

    Requiring covered stores to collect and recirculate reusable bags.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  158. If you hold a commercial waste zone contract, you can't merge or acquire your way into more than 15 zones, or DSNY can terminate your contract.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0019-2026 · Official record

    Mergers, acquisitions and combinations of awardees of agreements to provide commercial waste collection services

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  159. You must let employees use earned safe and sick time to care for a sick or injured companion or service animal.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityDenying or disciplining sick-time use could trigger employee leave claims.

    Int 0021-2026 · Official record

    Allowing sick time to be used for the care for certain animals

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  160. Your child care center can request free opioid antagonist kits for every child and staff member, plus free training on using them.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0024-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a child care opioid antagonist program

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  161. You can no longer sell from a general vending or mobile food vending spot on Jamaica Avenue between 75th and 98th Streets in Queens.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0035-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting vending on certain streets in Queens.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  162. If you operate a large warehouse, you could face new city emissions rules aimed at the vehicle traffic your site attracts.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoRules on vehicle emissions tied to warehouses may change fleet operations.

    Int 0053-2026 · Official record

    Regulation of indirect sources of air pollution.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  163. Sidewalk sheds in parks and playgrounds must not block them, and must be built with a 12-foot clear ceiling and removable cross-bracing.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityShed design changes affect pedestrian safety and third-party injury exposure.

    Int 0070-2026 · Official record

    Preventing interference of sidewalk sheds in parks and playgrounds.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  164. You must keep a licensed guide on the upper deck of your double decker sightseeing bus whenever passengers are up there, in addition to the driver.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityUpper-deck passenger safety supervision affects passenger injury claims.
    • Commercial autoChanges operating rules for a commercial passenger vehicle.

    Int 0076-2026 · Official record

    Requiring double decker sight-seeing buses to have at least one employee present on the upper level at all times when passengers are present.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  165. Your grocery store may be exempt from commercial rent tax if it meets the floor space and affordability requirements.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0084-2026 · Official record

    Exempting certain grocery stores from the commercial rent tax.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  166. If you sell or manage HDFC co-op units, you will face new transparency requirements about those sales.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0088-2026 · Official record

    Requiring increased transparency regarding the sale of housing development fund company units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Title only.

  167. If you run an e-bike or e-scooter share system, your devices need working speedometers and must cut motor assist at 10 mph for new riders.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilitySpeed limits for new riders change rider injury exposure to third parties.
    • Product liabilityOperators must equip and configure the devices they make available to riders.

    Int 0091-2026 · Official record

    Requiring that electric bicycles and electric scooters that are part of share systems have speedometers and limit electric speed assistance to new riders.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  168. Your sightseeing helicopters cannot take off or land at city-owned heliports unless they meet federal stage 1, 2 or 3 noise levels.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0097-2026 · Official record

    Reducing noise caused by sightseeing helicopters that meet federal noise reduction standards.

    Applies to: Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  169. You must install a vehicle weigh station, turn away cars that would overload a garage level, and (if licensed) post weight limits and notify the public.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityOverloaded levels risk injury or damage to customers and vehicles on premises.
    • Commercial propertyWeight limits and weigh stations relate to garage structural loading and building systems.

    Int 0104-2026 · Official record

    Weight limits for parking structures.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  170. Fleets running low or zero emission commercial vehicles could use new reserved curbside overnight parking in industrial business zones.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0109-2026 · Official record

    Creation of curbside overnight parking for low and zero emission commercial vehicles in industrial business zones and to provide for the repeal thereof.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  171. You must follow new rules on how you determine the pay range shown in your job listings.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityPay range posting and hiring practices can lead to applicant or employee claims.

    Int 0114-2026 · Official record

    Information required in job listings.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  172. If you hold a city contract over $10 million, you must hire an independent MWBE consultant for that contract.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0116-2026 · Official record

    Requiring a minority and women-owned business enterprise consultant for city projects with budgets in excess of ten million dollars.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  173. Commuter van operators can now pick up passengers who hail them on the street, not just prearranged rides.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoStreet-hail pickups change how commuter vans operate and their passenger exposure.

    Int 0123-2026 · Official record

    Allowing commuter vans to accept hails from prospective passengers in the street.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  174. You can't require low-wage employees to sign non-competes, and you must tell job candidates up front if a non-compete is required.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityHiring and employment-agreement practices could draw claims from employees or applicants.

    Int 0127-2026 · Official record

    Prohibition of requiring low-wage workers to enter into covenants not to compete and also to require employers to notify potential employees of any requirement to enter into a covenant not to compete.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  175. By 2030 you must bring business, mercantile, and residential buildings (not 1-2 family homes) up to bird-friendly glass standards, and use bird-friendly glass whenever you replace glazing.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyRequires exterior glazing and facade retrofits on owned or leased buildings.

    Int 0140-2026 · Official record

    Requiring bird friendly materials in certain existing buildings and the development of a bird friendly materials workforce.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  176. If you run an industrial facility making 100 percent recycled paper products from recycled paper, you would be exempt from the building emissions limits of Local Law 97.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0145-2026 · Official record

    Recycled paper facilities.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  177. If you own a multi-family apartment building, you must install carbon monoxide detectors in basement common areas, except areas used to enter or exit apartments.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyAdds required safety detection equipment to building systems you own or manage.
    • General liabilityFailure to install detectors could raise tenant injury claims on premises.

    Int 0151-2026 · Official record

    Requiring carbon monoxide detecting devices in the basements of certain dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  178. If you hold a construction permit, you must create and follow a heat action plan to protect workers from heat illness.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationHeat illness prevention mandates change worker injury exposure on construction sites.

    Int 0154-2026 · Official record

    Protections for construction workers from extreme heat.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  179. Street vendors may place pushcarts two feet from the curb instead of against it, which makes exiting the cart safer.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0156-2026 · Official record

    Permitting street vendors to vend within two feet from the curb.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  180. If your building exceeds its Local Law 97 emissions limit, you can use renewable energy credits to offset only up to 10% of its electricity emissions.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyEmissions limit compliance may force building system retrofits.

    Int 0159-2026 · Official record

    Capping renewable energy credits to 10% of a building’s electricity emissions in excess of its limit.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  181. If you repeatedly violate the Human Rights Law, you must carry out a city-supervised anti-discrimination plan for 1 to 5 years.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityRepeat discrimination violations trigger supervised remedial plans and extended oversight.

    Int 0174-2026 · Official record

    Enforcing the human rights law and conducting an information campaign for places of public accommodation.

    Applies to: Any employer, Retail & consumer brands, Hotels & hospitality, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  182. If you are caught vending without a license, the maximum fine drops to $500 and the daily civil penalty to $50.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0179-2026 · Official record

    Reducing the fine and civil penalty for unlicensed general vending.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  183. If you operate NYC Ferry under a city contract, you must pay all your employees at least the living wage.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityWage requirements create possible wage claims from employees.

    Int 0188-2026 · Official record

    Requiring living wage standards for contracted ferry service operations.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  184. If you run a doula or midwife practice, you can raise a defense to certain posted-sign parking tickets when you were on a house call.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0190-2026 · Official record

    Affirmative defense for certain tickets issued to maternal health specialists.

    Applies to: Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  185. If you own an eligible 3-unit building enrolled in STAR, you can get official waste bins free or be reimbursed for bins you bought.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0193-2026 · Official record

    Requiring the provision of official waste containers at no cost to certain residential buildings with 3 dwelling units, and providing for the repeal of such local law upon the expiration thereof.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  186. New multiple dwellings you build must have larger bedrooms and living rooms, with bigger minimum floor area and smallest dimension.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0194-2026 · Official record

    Minimum living room size requirements in multiple dwelling units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  187. Mechanics who repair e-bikes and e-scooters would need a city battery safety certification and would be listed on a public monthly roster.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityBattery fire and injury risk from repair work on customers' devices may be affected by certification.

    Int 0198-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a battery safety certification for powered mobility device mechanics.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  188. You must give tenants a city notice about elected officials when they sign or renew a lease, and whenever a tenant asks for it.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0204-2026 · Official record

    Requiring building owners to provide information on elected officials to tenants in multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  189. If you own a multiple dwelling, you must post electric space heater safety notices in the common areas.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0205-2026 · Official record

    Requiring multiple dwelling owners to post notices regarding electric space heater safety.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  190. You may have to give paid safe and sick time to qualifying independent contractors, not just employees.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityLeave claims could now come from contractors who meet the new definition of employee.

    Int 0206-2026 · Official record

    Expansion of worker coverage under the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  191. You must give caregivers reasonable workplace accommodations and take part in a cooperative dialogue with them about those accommodations.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityCaregiver accommodation and discrimination claims by employees or applicants become possible.

    Int 0215-2026 · Official record

    Extending reasonable workplace accommodations to caregivers.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  192. When you file construction work with DOB, you must list the accessibility features you will build or change, and DOB will publish them online.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0234-2026 · Official record

    Collecting information on the accessibility of private buildings and publishing this information online.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  193. You could not discriminate based on a person's family or relationship structure in hiring, housing, or serving customers.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees and applicants may claim discrimination based on family or relationship structure.

    Int 0242-2026 · Official record

    Pohibiting discrimination on the basis of family and relationship structure in employment, housing, and public accommodations.

    Applies to: Any employer, Real estate & landlords, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  194. You could not refuse to hire, or deny service to, someone because of their actual or perceived poverty.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityApplicants and employees may claim discrimination based on poverty.

    Int 0243-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting discrimination on the basis of poverty in opportunities of employment and access to public accommodations.

    Applies to: Any employer, Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  195. When you deduct from a security deposit, you must give the tenant an itemized statement plus receipts or invoices for repairs.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0249-2026 · Official record

    Requiring landlords to provide tenants with documentation of damages when deducting money from a tenant’s security deposit.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  196. If you are a landlord, you must give displaced low-income tenants financial assistance, 90 days' notice, and tenant-rights information.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0250-2026 · Official record

    Providing financial assistance to low-income tenants displaced due to housing demolition, substantial rehabilitation, change of use, or removal of rent or income restrictions.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  197. You must provide at least one separate gender-neutral bathroom wherever the Plumbing Code requires plumbing fixtures, in addition to sex-separated ones.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

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    • Commercial propertyRequires plumbing and bathroom fixture changes to buildings.

    Int 0251-2026 · Official record

    Minimum number of gender-neutral bathrooms.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors, Restaurants & food service, Retail & consumer brands, Hotels & hospitality. Label source: Council summary.

  198. If you must provide heat, you now have to keep apartments at least 70 degrees by day and 66 at night during heating season.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

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    • Commercial propertyHigher heating minimums may require upgrades or more load on building heating systems.

    Int 0252-2026 · Official record

    Minimum temperatures required to be maintained in dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  199. You must give tenants in your building and adjacent buildings two weeks' notice of non-minor construction and file that notice with the Office of the Tenant Advocate.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0254-2026 · Official record

    Providing advance notice to certain tenants of construction.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  200. You can't request, check or use a credit history when a tenant's rent is paid in whole or part by Section 8 or CityFHEPS.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0266-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting consumer credit history from being used in connection with certain subsidized housing accommodations.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  201. When you use tenant screening reports, you must also give applicants the criteria you use to reject them.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0267-2026 · Official record

    Criteria used in tenant screening reports.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  202. If you run an e-hail taxi app, you must pay drivers at least what they would have earned on a metered street-hail trip.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0272-2026 · Official record

    Taxicab driver pay for electronically dispatched taxicab trips.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Tech & software. Label source: Council summary.

  203. Some buildings with qualifying dwelling units may fall outside the emissions limits and energy conservation rules, so you may no longer need to comply.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0274-2026 · Official record

    Buildings subject to energy and emissions limits and energy conservation measure requirements.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  204. If you build housing with city financial assistance, you must set aside 10% of units for mobility needs and 5% for vision or hearing needs.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

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    • General liabilityMore accessible-unit design and build requirements raise accessibility-related exposure.

    Int 0276-2026 · Official record

    Increasing the percentage of disability set aside units in affordable housing projects.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  205. If you run ambulettes, you can use bus lanes and double-park to help passengers board and exit without those restrictions applying.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoAmbulettes operating in bus lanes and double-parked change vehicle operating exposure.

    Int 0279-2026 · Official record

    Exempting ambulettes from certain bus lane restrictions and allowing them to double park to assist passengers.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets, Healthcare. Label source: Council summary.

  206. If you run a pre-K center under a DOE contract, you must pay education staff at least DOE rates and provide similar benefits or cash in lieu.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityPay and benefit parity rules can lead to wage and benefit claims by staff.

    Int 0281-2026 · Official record

    Compensation for contracted pre-kindergarten education services providers.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  207. Condo and co-op buildings could get lower emissions penalties and adjusted limits for green space or past upgrades like solar or submetering.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0282-2026 · Official record

    Building emissions calculations, adjustments and penalties.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  208. Major construction sites get five free opioid antagonist kits from the city, and site safety staff and workers can get free administration training.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Workers' compensationOverdose response kits and training touch on-site worker health and safety.

    Int 0283-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a construction site opioid antagonist program.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  209. Film, TV, and theater productions that commit to hiring and accommodating people with disabilities can apply for city grants.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0298-2026 · Official record

    Establishing a film, television, and theater accessibility fund to promote the employment of persons with disabilities.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  210. You can't adopt or enforce rules barring residents from displaying religious items on their entry door or doorframe, except for safety, obstruction, or maintenance reasons.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0302-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting restrictions that bar the display of religious items on entry doors and doorframes.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  211. You can't put a no-pet clause in leases for units that don't receive city financial assistance.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0305-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting no-pet clauses from leases for unsubsidized units in multiple dwellings.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  212. When you file a PW1 for work on a building, you must report its affordable units, planned new affordable units, and their income eligibility.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0306-2026 · Official record

    Information on affordable housing units.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords, Construction & contractors. Label source: Council summary.

  213. You must list a named contact person on work site and sidewalk shed panels, and put the permit holder's phone number on DOB permits.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0312-2026 · Official record

    Requiring that certain contact information be posted at work sites.

    Applies to: Construction & contractors, Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  214. If you use vehicles to fulfill a City contract, those vehicles must be equipped with AM broadcast receivers.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0321-2026 · Official record

    Requiring AM broadcast receivers in vehicles of the city fleet and city-contracted vehicles.

    Applies to: Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  215. You could get free, individualized legal help from the city on making your leased business space accessible to people with disabilities, if funding is appropriated.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0338-2026 · Official record

    Provision of legal assistance on compliance with accessibility laws for small business tenants.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  216. If you buy or accept used lithium-ion e-bike or scooter batteries, you must keep records and submit them to DCWP, and share them with DSNY and FDNY on request.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0341-2026 · Official record

    Record keeping and reporting on the disposal of rechargeable batteries used for powered mobility devices.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  217. You can no longer vend or run a mobile food cart on the listed Queens streets, including Bell Boulevard and parts of 35th to 43rd Avenues.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0370-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting vending on certain streets in Queens.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands, Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  218. Your building gets seven more years before Local Law 97 emissions reduction requirements and related penalties apply.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyDelays emissions-driven retrofits of building systems.

    Int 0371-2026 · Official record

    Delaying the greenhouse gas emission reduction requirements outlined in Local Law 97 by 7 years.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  219. Your condo, co-op, or apartment building is exempt from Local Law 97 emissions limits and penalties for 2024 and 2025.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyChanges timing of building emissions limits and retrofit pressure on owned buildings.

    Int 0374-2026 · Official record

    Temporarily exempting certain covered buildings from building emissions limits and studying the impact of such limits on such buildings and on the electrical distribution grid.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  220. If you work as a distressed property consultant, you must give prospective customers more disclosures before they sign on.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Professional liability / Tech E&OIncomplete or wrong disclosures to clients could lead to claims over consulting services.

    Int 0379-2026 · Official record

    Distressed property consultant disclosures and homeowner foreclosure prevention education.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  221. You can't discriminate against protected classes when giving credit, and you must tell borrowers how their rate is calculated.

    • New requirement
    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Directors & officersCommission investigations of credit discrimination can create regulatory exposure for management.

    Int 0385-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting discrimination in the issuance of credit and requiring creditors to disclose to potential borrowers how their rate is calculated.

    Applies to: Retail & consumer brands. Label source: Council summary.

  222. If you own a dangerous tree, the city can order you to fix it, do the work itself, bill you, and lien your property if unpaid.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • General liabilityTrees posing danger to people or property raise third-party injury and damage exposure.
    • Commercial propertyOwners face tree hazards and liens affecting owned real property.

    Int 0407-2026 · Official record

    Structurally unsound privately-owned trees.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  223. Only individuals who meet new qualification rules can inspect, test, and maintain your fire and smoke dampers and smoke control systems, on set schedules.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial propertyChanges testing and maintenance requirements for building fire and smoke safety systems.

    Int 0419-2026 · Official record

    Qualifications of individuals to perform periodic inspection, test and maintenance fire and smoke dampers and smoke control systems.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  224. If you run a co-op, you must give a buyer with an accepted offer your financial information within 14 days of their request.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Directors & officersCo-op boards face added exposure over the accuracy and timeliness of financial disclosures.

    Int 0426-2026 · Official record

    Requiring cooperative corporations to provide financial information to prospective purchasers of cooperative apartments.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  225. If you get city financial assistance for a housing project, you can't put pet restrictions in your leases, and any such terms are void.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0435-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting developers receiving city financial assistance from restricting pet ownership in dwelling units offered for rent in housing development projects.

    Applies to: Real estate & landlords. Label source: Council summary.

  226. If you hold a city contract and committed to working with community members or groups, you must report on that work to the agency every quarter.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0440-2026 · Official record

    Report on community engagement by city contractors.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  227. All restaurants, not just chains, must post sodium warnings and added sugar notices on applicable items.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0454-2026 · Official record

    Requiring sodium and added sugar warnings in all restaurants.

    Applies to: Restaurants & food service. Label source: Council summary.

  228. If you run a child day care center, you would no longer pay Parks Department permit fees for park use and could apply for permits online.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0456-2026 · Official record

    Waiving parks permit fees for schools and child day care centers and providing an online system for school permit applications.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  229. You could get reimbursed for buying and installing a panic button that alerts the police, if you take part in the city's pilot program.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0463-2026 · Official record

    Panic buttons for small business operators.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  230. If you run a shared electric scooter system, you could not operate it on certain streets in downtown Flushing.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0481-2026 · Official record

    Prohibiting the operation of shared electric scooter systems on certain streets in the Borough of Queens.

    Applies to: Tech & software, Delivery, logistics & fleets. Label source: Council summary.

  231. You could get reimbursed by the Police Department for buying and installing panic buttons that alert police in an emergency.

    • New benefit
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    No specific insurance line tagged.

    Int 0491-2026 · Official record

    Panic buttons for houses of worship.

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  232. If you have over 100 employees, you must tell current staff about openings before choosing a candidate and share info about who was selected.

    • Disclosure / reporting
    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Employment practices liabilityEmployees may claim unfair promotion practices tied to the new notice duties.

    Int 0493-2026 · Official record

    Requiring transparency concerning promotional opportunities

    Applies to: Any employer. Label source: Council summary.

  233. You can't stand or park any vehicle within 20 feet of an intersection crosswalk, which affects delivery and fleet vehicles.

    • New requirement
    1. Introduced
    2. In committee
    3. Hearing held
    4. Approved by committee
    5. Passed Council
    6. Awaiting mayor
    7. Enacted

    Stage 2 of 7: In committee

    Insurance lines

    • Commercial autoFleet and delivery vehicles lose curb space and face new parking violation exposure.