About The Civic Stoop
A neighborhood-scale guide to who represents you in city government, what they're voting on, and how to be heard.
The Civic Stoop helps New York City residents follow their local government. Enter your ZIP code to find who represents you, your City Council member plus your state senator and Assembly member, then track upcoming meetings and legislation, see how your representatives vote, and learn how to testify at public hearings. The Explore section maps the wider picture: profiles for elected officials and the organizations around them, with the lobbying, campaign contributions, and city contracts that are on the public record.
Everything here comes from official public records, rebuilt from those sources every night.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections, or something that looks wrong? We want to hear it. Reach James at [email protected] or Jordan at [email protected]. For anything else, [email protected].
Where the data comes from
Meetings, legislation, votes, contracts, lobbying, and campaign finance are pulled from the official sources below. Most refresh nightly; slower-moving records like city contracts update less often. Pages read from those snapshots, so the site stays fast and keeps working when a source is briefly down.
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Meetings, hearings, legislation, votes, council members.
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Senate and Assembly bills, calendars, and committee activity.
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Federal bills and committee activity.
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Contributions and PAC spending.
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Lobbyist filings: who is paid to lobby, on what, for how much.
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Registered city contracts and spending by vendor.
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District boundaries and ZIP-to-district mapping.
- Community board calendarsFrom the boards that publish a machine-readable feed. The rest link out to their own sites.