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22 meetings listed from Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 22, 2026; 17 transcribed, the newest on Aug 13, 2026, including 6 joint hearings, for at least 37 hours.

10 members seated · Chair: Shaun Abreu

What Selvena N. Brooks-Powers said on Nov 13, 2025

1:17:39
It’ll be good to have an idea in terms of what the data shows in terms of the failures, because I would like to understand If the BCC technology cannot reliably track buses, how will the central dispatchers effectively manage the headways, delays, intervention without the field support that’s there?Selvena N. Brooks-PowersChair · Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure · Nov 13, 2025Open the meeting at 1:17:39

Seven of nine members we can compare: 0.2 to 4.2 minutes a meeting (preliminary)

Preliminary: at least 71% of members’ talk time is identified, under the 80% for a full comparison. All seven members we compare could rank first; the data can’t order them. The other two speak too little in a voice we can check.

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17 of 22 meetings transcribed, Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 22, 2026.Newest: Oct 20, 2026
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure · 0 public speakersAug 13 · Committee meetingThe result was announced as "Introduction 894A has been adopted by the committee with 7 in the affirmative, 1 in the negative, no abstentions."Speakers: Shaun Abreu
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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure · at least 1 h 04 min · 3 public speakersJun 25 · Create unlimited transfers within the two-hour period of paying the Metropolitan Transportation Authority subway or bus fare for pay-per-ride users. took 1 h 04 minThe longest item after routine business: Create unlimited transfers within the two-hour period of paying the Metropolitan…, 1 h 04 min of this at least 1 h 04 min meeting.Speakers: Shaun Abreu, Justin E. Sanchez, Phil Wong, Christopher Marte
Longest item: 99% of the meeting1 agenda itemsWatch
Committee on Economic Development · at least 5 h 56 min · 0 public speakersMay 29 · Joint hearingThe Department of Transportation presented its FY27 executive budget testimony, giving an FY27 expense budget of $1.6 billion and an FY26-35 capital plan of $33 billion.Speakers: Virginia Maloney, Chris Banks, Shanel Thomas-Henry
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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure · 0 public speakersMay 19 · Committee meetingThe result was announced as "a vote of 10 in the affirmative, 1 in the negative, and no abstentions, item has been approved by the committee."Speakers: Shaun Abreu, Selvena N. Brooks-Powers
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All 17 transcribed meetings

5 more meetings are not transcribed yet.

Listed after the newest meeting above, not transcribed yet (video listings through Oct 22): 3

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10 public speakers a meeting; the biggest crowd, 68, came on Mar 3, 2026

Mar 3, 2026The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure opened an oversight hearing titled "Streets Plan Update: Assessing the State of the Streets Plan in 2026."68 speakersMar 17, 2026The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure opened its hearing on the fiscal 2027 preliminary budget and the fiscal 2026 Preliminary Mayor's Management Report for the MTA, DOT, TLC and DDC.24 speakersNov 24, 2025A councilmember spoke on his bills on outdoor dining, including Intro 1446, which would require DOT to establish in-person application locations and allow applicants to save progress.24 speakersApr 29, 2026The Committee on Contracts met to vote on proposed Resolution 183A, which calls on the state legislature to pass legislation allowing more flexibility on food contracts.23 speakersNov 13, 20255 speakers

bar = public speakers at that meeting · tick = average meeting