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Mayor's office opposes automatic 311 transfer to domestic violence hotline; commissioners cite capacity risks

5956198 · October 16, 2025
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Summary

Intro 4-59 would require 311 complaints mentioning domestic violence to be automatically transferred to the city hotline; NGBV said it does not support the bill because a direct menu transfer could overwhelm hotline capacity and displace shelter referrals.

Intro 4-59, sponsored by Council Member Ong, would require that domestic-violence related complaints made through 311 be automatically transferred to the New York City domestic violence hotline. At an oversight hearing, the Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (NGBV) testified it does not support Intro 4-59 in its current form, citing operational concerns.

NGBV Commissioner Saloni Sethi said callers who…

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