Across the country, 211 is the number to call for health and human services information and referrals. In New York City, this service is provided through 311. You can get local 211 …

Call 311. We’re here to answer your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) to connect with us: Outside of New York City; Using a …

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Call 911 to report someone threatening a public official, building, facility, or government employee. Public Recycling Bin Complaint Report an overflowing or misused public recycling bin.

Call 911 if a person is: On the subway tracks; Creating a hazard, such as blocking a sidewalk or ATM; Creating a danger to themselves or others

Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) for help. Feedback Delivery of Notify NYC services is heavily dependent on external networks and providers not controlled by the City.

Look up a Service Request Number that does not start with "311-" See Service Requests on a Map Search by location, date, or topic to see Service Requests that are open or were closed …

Call 911 for emergencies, such as crimes in progress or hazardous conditions, that require immediate response by the Police, Fire Department, or Emergency Medical Services (EMS). …

HPD will also attempt to call you back to see if the condition was corrected. If you indicate that the condition was corrected, HPD will close the complaint. Learn more about HPD complaints and …

Call 911 to report commercial or residential landlords who lock out tenants, or who willfully deprive them of essential services such as electricity, heat, or water. Only a City Marshal or Sheriff is …