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Mayor de Blasio, MTA Announce First-Ever Expansion of NYC311 Service into Subway System

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New York — Mayor Bill de Blasio, the Department of Homeless Services (DHS), the Department of Information Technology (DoITT), and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) today announced the expansion of NYC311 into the city’s subway system. For the first time ever, New Yorkers will be able to request outreach assistance for individuals believed to be experiencing unsheltered homelessness; report physical conditions within subway stations that are obscuring public space and must be addressed; and identify non-aggressive panhandling for 311 to better connect those New Yorkers who are panhandling to support services.

Source: The Office of Mayor Bill de Blasio

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