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Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
Former names
Earlier records and notices keep the name they were published under. Current pages use the name in force now.
- Department of Consumer Affairs
- DCA
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How to petition a city agency
Petitioning asks an agency to begin rulemaking. It is different from commenting on an already-proposed rule, and different again from speaking at a public hearing on one.
CityScroll identified Department of Consumer and Worker Protection from an explicit CityScroll–NYC Rules agency resolution.
This is the City's general rulemaking-petition guidance. CityScroll has not indexed a published petition procedure for Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, so it does not name an exact destination here. That is missing evidence, not a finding that you cannot petition this body.
- Describe the rule you want adopted, amended, or repealed. Open the official petition form.
- Send the completed form to the responsible agency. Read the official guidance.
- The agency must reply within 60 days. See the authoritative NYC Rules requirement.
Drafting prompts
Use these prompts to prepare your own petition before opening the official form:
- What rule should the agency adopt, amend, or repeal?
- What problem would the requested change address?
- What change are you requesting, and what evidence supports it?
CityScroll does not save, submit, or track a petition draft.
An official submission contact is not resolved here. Use the City's official agency-contact lookup.
What may happen: the agency declines and gives its reason, or proceeds and initiates CAPA rulemaking.
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Who leads this agency?
Sam Levine, Commissioner
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Community board budget requests this agency answers
3 community board budget requests for fiscal year 2027 name this agency as the one responsible for answering them. They come from 2 community boards.
A request is what the board asked for. A response is the written answer published for it on that date. Neither is funding, a commitment or delivery, and a request with a supportive answer is not a project.
Each request keeps the district that made it and that board's own priority order. Nothing here is a citywide ranking, and none of it scores how the agency answered.
No request here carries an answer that reads differently between the two publications.
Queens Community Board 3
2 requests Open this board's requests to this agency
- Other expense request 403202703EPriority 01 among this board's expense requests to this agency · Fiscal year 2027 · The board gave no location for this request.
Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
Answers published for this request
- Published June 30, 2026 For more information, please contact the agency. This answer reads the same as the one published May 12, 2026.
- Other expense budget request for DCA 403202704EPriority 02 among this board's expense requests to this agency · Fiscal year 2027 · The board gave no location for this request.
Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
Answers published for this request
- Published June 30, 2026 This request is currently being addressed by another agency. This answer reads the same as the one published May 12, 2026.
Brooklyn Community Board 14
1 request Open this board's requests to this agency
- Other expense budget request for DCA 214202710EPriority 01 among this board's expense requests to this agency · Fiscal year 2027 · The board gave no location for this request.
Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
Answers published for this request
- Published June 30, 2026 The agency has not submitted a proposal to increase funding for this project. Therefore, OMB does not take any position. This answer reads the same as the one published May 12, 2026.
Source: New York City Office of Management and Budget, Register of Community Board Budget Requests. Read September 7, 2026. Open the published register