NYC Dashboard is an independent civic transparency platform that tracks where New York City's ~$127 billion budget comes from (Revenue), where it goes (Spending), and whether it works (Impact). We connect official data from 16+ city datasets into a single, searchable interface. All data is sourced from NYC Open Data, Checkbook NYC, and public city records.
DOE budget ($38.1B), per-pupil spending, test scores by grade and district, graduation rates by borough, teacher payroll data.
Education Spending PageNYPD budget ($11.2B), overtime ($1.09B), crime trends by category and borough, contracts and capital projects.
NYPD Overtime PageFull revenue breakdown, agency comparison, federal aid tracker, property tax rates and assessment data.
Agency Comparison PageHPD, DHS, HRA budgets and performance. 311 complaint data for housing-related issues. Borough and community district breakdowns.
HPD Agency PageEmbeddable chart widgets for use in articles and reports are coming soon. In the meantime, all charts can be screenshotted with source citations visible. Please credit “NYC Dashboard (nycdashboard.com)” when using our visualizations.
For press inquiries, data questions, or partnership opportunities, please reach out via the project's GitHub repository or social media channels.
Every number is traceable to a public data source. See our full methodology documentation for data sources, update frequencies, and known limitations.
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