A first step toward expanding childcare for city workers 🍎
Applications opened today for The Little Apple, a new, first-of-its-kind childcare pilot for city workers at the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building. This program begins a broader effort to expand access to affordable childcare and support working families across city government.
“The dedicated public servants who keep this city running deserve high-quality, free child care that meets the needs of their busy schedules — that is exactly what ‘The Little Apple’ will do,” — Mayor Mamdani.
The pilot will provide free, full-day, year-round care for children ages 6 weeks to 3 years, helping meet the needs of working families.
“We are taking monumental steps forward and transforming what child care looks like in a modern workforce,” said Commissioner Kitasei.
Check the link in our bio to learn more!
Looking for a city job, but confused by the civil service system? (what does that mean, anyway?)
Let Commissioner Kitasei walk you through the steps—with an assist from @nyc_dob Commissioner Ahmed Tigani!
Welcome to the team, Commissioner Kitasei!
We are thrilled to have you leading DCAS as we innovate, improve, and reimagine city government for the benefit of all New Yorkers.
Congratulations class of 2026! 🎓🎉
This week, the city proudly celebrated the graduation of the 2026 Management Academy cohort, a leadership development program that has helped strengthen the municipal workforce for more than 20 years.
Participants from across city government have spent the last 12 weeks hard at work developing the skills needed to lead the next generation of civil servants.
Congratulations to all of this year’s graduates--their work will only further strengthen city government and support the services New Yorkers rely on every day.
#TBT: The Sun Building ☀️
Long before modern skyscrapers reshaped Lower Manhattan, 280 Broadway helped define what New York City would become. Built between 1845 and 1846, the Sun Building is one of the oldest buildings managed by DCAS and one of the most influential commercial buildings ever constructed in New York City.
Originally opened by Alexander Turney Stewart as New York’s very first department store, the building helped transform Broadway into a major commercial corridor and introduced architectural features that would later become common across the city — from Italianate design to the use of Tuckahoe marble and large French plate-glass windows.
In 1917, the building was purchased by The New York Sun newspaper, giving the landmark the name it still carries today. The Sun also gave the building its now iconic four-sided bronze clock. After narrowly avoiding demolition in the 1960s, the building was restored through a public-private partnership completed in 2002.
Today, this NYC landmark continues to serve New Yorkers nearly 180 years after it first opened its doors.
Archival Images courtesy of the New-York Historical Society and British Library.
Meet Jeremia Hernandez, a Research Foundation CUNY intern with the DCAS IT helpdesk team. 👋
Jeremia helps keep things running behind the scenes by supporting projects focused on upgrading and configuring laptops and other technology for staff across the agency. His work helps keep things running smoothly by making sure workers have the tools they need to stay connected and productive, no matter where they are.
Outside of work, Jeremia enjoys spending time with his loved ones and capturing photos of New York City along the way. 📷
Learn why Jeremia serves the City of New York. 🗽
Want to make a difference in the lives of working New Yorkers? Join our team at DCWP!
@nycdcas has opened exams for Inspectors (Consumer and Worker Protection).
Learn more about the exam at the link in our bio!
Are you called to a career in service?
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Find information through NYC Jobs, the City's official government jobs website, to learn about & apply for open jobs & civil service exams across City agencies!
Learn about civil service exams and upcoming tests, including:
🔹Which exams are open for filing now & opening soon
🔹How to order exam applications by automated phone system
🔹How to get duplicate notices of exam results
🔹What to do about missed interviews
🔹Apply online for select civil service exams & pay the exam fee by credit card or bank card
🔹And more!
Find more info at the link in our bio.
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Happy Mother’s Day to the moms everywhere who help keep New York City moving.
Thank you for everything you do for your families and this city each and every day. 💐
Looking for a career with purpose, stability, and great benefits?
NYC’s May civil service exams are now open, featuring opportunities in construction, building maintenance, housing, and mechanical systems.
This month’s exams include roles like administrative inspector with @nychagram , construction project manager with @nycparks , and high-pressure plant tender with @jointheboldest .
Visit the link in our bio to explore this month’s exams and take the first step toward a career in public service.
What do electric vehicles, solar panels, and Take Your Child to Work Day all have in common? They were all part of a very busy April here at DCAS! 🌎
We celebrated Earth Week, highlighted climate milestones across the city, and took time to recognize the people who help keep this city running every day.
Take a look back at some of our favorite moments from the month!
Meet Matthew Viggiano, chief of staff for the Human Capital division at DCAS. 👋
Matt supports one of the largest divisions at DCAS, helping coordinate work across Human Capital’s five bureaus. In his role, Matt oversees civil service exams and citywide recruitment efforts. To aid with recruitment and hiring, Matt works in close coordination with the mayor’s office as well as more than 80 agencies across city government.
Thankfully, Matt’s busy day job doesn’t stop him from enjoying a few hobbies in his free time. You can find him reading, playing video games, and hiking with his dog. He’s also part of the DCAS softball team — go Civics! 🥎
Learn why Matthew serves the city of New York. 🗽
