City of New York

The City of New York is the official municipal government of New York City, employing over 300,000 public servants across the five boroughs. Its workforce spans a wide range of functions, from frontline service delivery to regulation enforcement, infrastructure maintenance and urban systems management, supported by an annual city budget exceeding $100 billion.

City agencies deliver core public services including public education, police and fire protection, public healthcare facilities, parks and recreation, waste management and transportation systems. The Department of Finance collects roughly $49 billion in annual revenue and manages property valuations exceeding $1.6 trillion, while the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment supports a creative economy that generates over 500,000 local jobs.

Technical work includes digital government platforms, web services and accessible digital platforms for public service delivery. nyc.gov, the official website of New York City government, provides essential services and information to millions of residents. The city identifies transparency and public trust as core operating values, alongside community engagement and a focus on the safety and wellbeing of all New Yorkers.

Roles are based across New York City, in agencies covering social services, infrastructure, finance, healthcare, education, public safety, transport and regulation.