Mayoral office
Office of Racial Equity
Mayoral office · A city office established inside the executive office of the mayor.
Established by New York City Charter § 3401 (opens in new tab) and defined by Administrative Code § 34-102 (opens in new tab).
This is not the Commission on Racial Equity, a separate body established by New York City Charter § 3404 (opens in new tab).
Source name history
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Records published as “OFFICE OF RACIAL EQUITY” were read under Commission on Racial Equity before this correction. They are read here now.
New York City Charter § 3401 establishes the office of racial equity within the executive office of the mayor; § 3404 separately establishes the commission on racial equity. Administrative Code § 34-102 defines the two bodies separately.
Public records for this agency appear here when contracts, vendors, meetings, rules, mandates, or staffing exams join to its published identity.
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 Office of Racial Equity 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 Office of Racial Equity, 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- Describe the rule you want adopted, amended, or repealed.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.
CityScroll does not submit or track petitions.
Who leads this agency?
Not recorded
The datasets this publication reads carry no officer for this agency. The record was read and it names nobody. Another public source may still name an officer for this agency.