Int 0445-2026
Introduction
A Local Law to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to requiring the department of small business services to expand the business pathways program
- Title
- A Local Law to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to requiring the department of small business services to expand the business pathways program
- Type
- Introduction
- Status
- Committee
- Committee
- Committee on Small Business
- Introduced
- 2026-01-29
Heard in committee
- Committee on Small Business Committee
Sponsors
- Althea V. Stevens Council Member, District 16 (Bronx)
- Chris Banks Council Member, District 42 (Brooklyn)
- Frank Morano Council Member, District 51 (Staten Island)
Money behind the sponsors
Money spent in the sponsors' 2025 election races, not on this bill. Outside spending is independent of the campaigns; PAC gifts went directly to a sponsor's campaign. NYC Campaign Finance Board.
- Althea V. Stevens 4 outside spenders · 8 PAC gifts $457,740
- Chris Banks 1 outside spender · 3 PAC gifts $32,057
- Frank Morano 5 PAC gifts $2,800
Shared backers of the sponsors
Lobbying clients, PACs, or outside spenders tied to more than one of this bill's sponsors — through lobbying that named them, PAC gifts to their campaigns, or outside spending in their races. About the sponsors' money and lobbying, not a claim about this bill.
- Anthos Home, Inc. Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- CSPI Action Fund Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- NineDot Energy LLC Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- StartCare, Inc. Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- City Year, Inc. Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- Center for Appellate Litigation, Inc. Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- Trucking Association of New York Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- Affordable New York Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- NYC District Council of Carpenters Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- Cozen O'Connor PAC Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors
- 1199SEIU Tied to 2 of the 3 sponsors