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Contact DCAS

There are a variety of ways to contact DCAS.

Citywide Equity & Inclusion/EEO Inquiries

Citywide Equity & Inclusion (CEI)
NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services
1 Centre Street, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10007
Email the Citywide Equity & Inclusion

Civil Service & Personnel Inquiries

For Civil Service & Citywide Personnel Inquiries, call (212) 669-1357

Callers can receive information about City hiring and Civil Service procedures and specific information about the Civil Service examinations they have filed for. The system is updated monthly to include the most recent information on the scheduling of examinations.

Visit the Employment page for information online.

CityStore

David N. Dinkins Municipal Building
One Centre Street - North Plaza
New York, NY 10007
Within NYC call 311
Outside NYC call (212) NEW-YORK
Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Email the CityStore

DCAS Film Office

1 Centre Street, New York, NY 10007
Fax: (212) 313-3123
To contact DCAS Film Office Coordinator fill out the form.
Office Hours - Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Inspector General

To report fraud, waste, or serious mismanagement, please call:
Inspector General Ann Petterson
NYC Department of Investigation
(212) 825-5904

Procurement & Vendor Inquiries

For Procurement & Vendor Inquiries, call 311 and ask to be transferred to the "DCAS Vendor Relations Line." Callers can receive information on upcoming bids and how to register to be placed on our vendor lists.

Visit the City Record Online for more information on Procurement.

Real Estate Inquiries

For Real Estate Inquiries, call 311 and ask to be transferred to "Real Estate Services." Callers can receive information on public auctions, leasing vacant lots, and filing complaints about City properties that require cleaning and/or fencing.

Visit our Public Auctions & Leasing pages for more information.

For inquiries regarding DCAS-managed buildings, visit our DCAS Managed Public Buildings page.

DCAS Police

Report a Crime on DCAS Property

Incidents should be reported to DCAS Police Operations desk at (212) 669-4300.

Lost and Found

In DCAS buildings, lost items should be surrendered to DCAS Police. Unclaimed lost items will be sent to DCAS Police Headquarters at 1 Centre Street.

Residential Evictions

DOI has issued an advisement to all New York City Marshals regarding AO 34/22 and DRP 217. DOI's January 26, 2022, advisement to the New York City Marshals is available here. AO 34/22 and DRP 217 are available here.

The New York City Department of Investigation (DOI) is the City's Inspector General, with independent oversight of City government. Our investigations may involve any agency, officer, elected official or employee of the City, as well as those who do business with or receive benefits from the City.

Latest Reports

Report a Complaint

Report corporal punishment or verbal abuse (Chancellor's Regulation A-420, A-421)

File a complaint on OSI’s reporting system
Call (718) 935-3800
Notify the principal

Report student to student discrimination, harassment, intimidation, bullying (Chancellor's Regulations A-832)

Contact: the principal, Respect for All Liaison or any staff member at your school. Use Find a School to get the Respect for All Liaison at your child's school.
Submit the Complaint Reporting Form, to the principal, the Respect for All Liaison or any staff member at your school.
Submit a complaint on the online portal at nycenet.edu/bullyingreporting
Call: 718-935-2288
Email:

Report complaints regarding the referral, evaluation, development and/or implementation of 504 Plans (Chancellor's Regulation A-710)

Report complaints of discrimination or harassment by DOE employees (Chancellor’s Regulation A-830)

File a complaint electronically using the OEO complaint form
Call 718-935-3320
Mail a complaint to or Visit the OEO office at 65 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Report student-to-student sexual harassment (Chancellor’s Regulation A-831)

Contact: the principal, the Sexual Harassment Prevention Liaison or any staff member at your school.
Submit the Complaint Reporting Form to the principal, the Sexual Harassment Prevention Liaison or any staff member at your school
Submit a complaint on the online portal at nycenet.edu/bullyingreporting
Email
Contact the Title IX Coordinator at

Report complaints of pregnancy-based discrimination or harassment by a DOE employee (Chancellor’s Regulation A-740)

File a complaint on the OEO complaint form
Call 718-935-3320
Mail a complaint to or visit the OEO office at 65 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Report complaints concerning the selection and appointment process for principals and assistant principals (Chancellor's Regulation C-30)

Submit an Appeal

Appeal a transfer to another school based on investigation of residency (Chancellor's Regulation A-101)
Appeal a principal’s or superintendent’s suspension (Chancellor's Regulation A-443)
Appeal an involuntary transfer (Chancellor's Regulation A-450)
Appeal a promotional decision (Chancellor's Regulation A-501)
Appeal a denial of exemptions from immunizations (Chancellor's Regulation A-701)
Appeal placement of homeless students or students in temporary housing (Chancellor's Regulation A-780)
Appeal eligibility for transportation (Chancellor's Regulation A-801)
Appeal of non-approval of eligibility for free or reduced-price meals (Chancellor’s Regulation A-810)
Request to amend a child’s education records and appeal denials of such requests (Chancellor's Regulation A-820)
Appeal denial of access to a public record maintained by the DOE in accordance with the Freedom of Information Law (Chancellor's Regulation D-110)
Appeal an approved proposal to locate or co-locate a charter school in a public school building (Chancellor’s Regulation A-190)

PA/PTA, SLT, CEC Complaints and Appeals

Appeal a zoning line decision (for parent associations or parent-teacher associations) (Chancellor’s Regulation A-185)
File complaints regarding the elections to School Leadership Teams, and appeal decisions regarding such complaints (Chancellor's Regulation A-655)
Appeal removals from School Leadership Teams for violation of ethics code (Chancellor’s Regulation D-120)
File election grievances regarding Parent Association and Presidents’ Councils elections, and appeal election grievance decisions (Chancellor’s Regulation A-660)
Report complaints regarding Parent Association and Presidents’ Councils disputes, actions and inactions (Chancellor's Regulation A-660)
Report complaints regarding nomination and selection of members of Community Education Councils (Chancellor's Regulation D-140)
Report complaints regarding nomination and selection of members of the Citywide Council on Special Education and the Citywide District 75 Council (Chancellor's Regulation D-150)
Report complaints regarding nomination and selection of members of the Citywide Council on High Schools (Chancellor's Regulation D-160)
Report complaints regarding nomination and selection of members of the Citywide Council on English Language Learners (Chancellor's Regulation D-170)

New York State Appeals

You may appeal a decision by the New York City Department of Education to the Commissioner of the New York State Education Department under the procedures laid out in New York Education Law § 310.

Please refer to the NY State Education Department’s complaint and appeal procedures for resolving complaints or reviewing appeals from decisions of the New York City Department of Education regarding Title I.

Special Commissioner of Investigation (SCI)

The office of the Special Commissioner of Investigation for the New York City School District (SCI) was created to conduct investigations and oversight of the largest public school district in the United States. SCI is independent of the Department of Education, and has broad authority to conduct investigations, reviews, and audits with the goal of rooting out corruption, preventing waste and fraud, and identifying and eliminating the misuse of City resources. The SCI commissioner also serves as the inspector general for the Teachers Retirement System and the Board of Education Retirement System, and the office serves as the investigative arm of the New York City Conflicts of Interest Board regarding violations of Chapter 68 of the City Charter by DOE employees.

What is NYC DOE EIS number?

FOR ASSISTANCE, INCLUDING EIS PASSWORD RESETS, CALL THE SUPPORT CENTER AT (718) 935-5100.

How do you access the ATS NYC DOE?

If your computer is connected to DOE intranet, go to https://wc.nycenet.edu/. Sign on using your email username and password. Otherwise, go to https://schools.ra.nyc.gov/html5 . Before signing on, make certain that “pop up” blocker is turn off.

How do I contact HR Connect NYC DOE?

Contact Us If you have additional questions regarding employment verification, please visit the HR Connect Online Portal for 24-hour assistance, or call us at (718) 935-4000. HR Connect is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.