18 Committee on Health’s meetings, 12 transcribed
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Sep 10 · This bill would require the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) to designate icons and factual warning statements to be displayed by certain food service establishments on menus or menu boards a took 9 minThe longest item after routine business: This bill would require the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene…, 9 min of this at least 12 min meeting.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman
Longest item: 81% of the meeting2 agenda itemsWatch
Sep 2 · Oversight - Legionnaires’ Disease, Cooling Tower Inspections, and Keeping New Yorkers Safe. took 4 h 32 minThe longest item after routine business: Oversight - Legionnaires’ Disease, Cooling Tower Inspections, and Keeping New Yorkers…, 4 h 32 min of this at least 4 h 32 min meeting.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman, Harvey D. Epstein, Joann Ariola, Mercedes Narcisse and 1 more
Longest item: 99% of the meeting1 agenda itemsWatch
Jul 15 · This bill would wind down the horse drawn cab industry by prohibiting the issuance of new licenses used in the operation of horse drawn cabs. The operation of such cabs would be prohibited beginning June 1, 2028. This bi took 9 h 25 minThe longest item after routine business: This bill would wind down the horse drawn cab industry by prohibiting the issuance of…, 9 h 25 min of this at least 9 h 25 min meeting.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman, James F. Gennaro, Christopher Marte, Harvey D. Epstein and 3 more
Longest item: 99% of the meeting1 agenda itemsWatch
Jun 15 · Committee meetingSpeakers: Mercedes Narcisse, Harvey D. Epstein
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Jun 5 · Joint hearingAnnouncement was made that public testimony would be heard on Wednesday, June 10th at 9:30 AM, and witnesses were then sworn in.Speakers: Mercedes Narcisse, Selvena N. Brooks-Powers, Shirley Aldebol
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Apr 22 · Committee meetingThe Committee on Health, jointly with the Committee on Oversight and Investigations and the Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education, opened an oversight hearing on child care program background checks.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman
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Mar 19 · Committee meetingA speaker from New York Lawyers for the Public Interest testified on the Immigrant Health Initiative and Immigrant Opportunity Initiative.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman
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Mar 5 · Committee meetingTestimony was given for the administration by the Health Commissioner, who described the federal changes to the childhood vaccination schedule and the city Health Department's response.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman, Simcha Felder, Mercedes Narcisse
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Jan 27 · This bill would require the New York City (“City”) Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) to provide guidance to prospective child care programs applying for a permit pursuant to Article 47 of the Health Code. T took 34 minThe longest item after routine business: This bill would require the New York City (“City”) Department of Health and Mental…, 34 min of this at least 34 min meeting.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman, Harvey D. Epstein
Longest item: 98% of the meeting2 agenda itemsWatch
Dec 12, 2025 · Committee meetingThe Committee on Health opened a hearing on the status of Healthy NYC and citywide health outcomes, with Introductions 1303, 1399 and 1465 and Resolutions 1021, 1061 and 1136 also on the agenda.Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman, Mercedes Narcisse, Oswald J. Feliz
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Nov 14, 2025 · Committee meetingThe Committee on Health held a meeting, not a hearing, under Council Rule 7.110 to consider Introduction 967, and it was stated that no testimony would be accepted.Speakers: James F. Gennaro, Lynn C. Schulman, Justin L. Brannan, Mercedes Narcisse and 2 more
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Oct 29, 2025 · Committee meetingThe result was announced as "With a vote of 9 in the affirmative, 0 in the negative, and no abstentions, all items have been adopted by the committee."Speakers: Lynn C. Schulman
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