NYC Citywide Administrative Services

Meet Carlos Escobar, telecommunications associate with DCAS. He maintains, updates, and fixes the network infrastructure at 56 DCAS buildings. Carlos also sets up and troubleshoots issues with mobile devices for all city employees. Learn why Carlos serves the City of New York.

We’re teaming up with NYC Mayor's Office of Contract Services to launch a new challenge-based procurement that invites innovators to help the city modernize building systems and cut greenhouse gas emissions.🌱🏙️ This new approach reimagines how city agencies work with industry, encouraging creative solutions that make our buildings more efficient, sustainable, and resilient for the future. Read more in the link in bio.

🎉 Big news! 🎉The City of New York announced the partnership between NYC Citywide Administrative Services, NYC Office of Talent and Workforce Development, and NYC Public Schools to give the next generation of public servants the experience and skills required for a career in city government. The “Youth Apprentice” program is the first-of-its-kind pathway to help young New Yorkers to obtain good paying careers in city agencies.   As a Youth Apprentice, participants will get hands-on experience working in city agencies, learn in the classroom, and grow with the support of mentors — all while earning great pay and benefits! https://lnkd.in/ee7j_ChY

Meet Nyesha Hughes, MWBE Officer at DCAS. She identifies contracting opportunities for minority- and women-owned businesses. By prioritizing small businesses, she plays a vital role in strengthening New York City's economy! Learn why Nyesha serves the City of New York.

We’re celebrating new public art at 31 Chambers Street! 🖼️  Four artists: Lauren Camara, Dennis RedMoon Darkeem, Bayeté Ross Smith, and Zazu Swistel, now have their work featured on the sidewalk sheds surrounding the historic Surrogate’s Courthouse as part of NYC Department of Cultural Affairs’ City Canvas program.  Together, DCAS and DCLA are turning necessary construction into an opportunity to celebrate art, safety, and community right here in Lower Manhattan.  https://lnkd.in/e73Gwhea

🎓Recent or soon-to-be college graduates interested in a career in public service - apply to become an Urban Fellow. Develop your talents in a 9-month, dynamic, hands-on civil service position! The application deadline is January 12, 2026. Learn more ➡️https://lnkd.in/erXPW-Aj

Care that works where you do. We're taking a big step for little New Yorkers! NYC launches its first-ever Municipal Child Care Pilot — making it easier for city employees to balance work and family. Coming next fall.

New York is investing $10 million to launch the city’s first-ever Child Care Pilot Program, creating affordable, on-site child care right here at the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building! This initiative will help make NYC more supportive for working families and strengthen our commitment to the people who keep the city running. 💙 Starting next fall, we’ll be dodging a few strollers on our way into work... and we couldn’t be happier about it! Grateful to partner with NYC Department of Small Business Services and The Office of Labor Relations on this exciting step toward a more family-friendly NYC. Read more through the link in bio!

Meet Sherese Opuiyo, graphic production designer at DCAS. She supports efforts to visually enrich presentations and reports delivered by Human Capital. Sherese is also the creative director of an internal magazine called HC Connect. Learn why Sherese serves the City of New York.

We’ve officially cut the ribbon on the newly remodeled #CityStore at 1 Centre Street! 🏙   The refreshed design features a brand-new Centre Street entrance, a brighter modern space, and the debut of our mascot — Muni the Pigeon! 🧢🗽   Stop by to shop authentic NYC merch and take home a piece of the city we all love. Every purchase supports city programs and promotes civic pride. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ezs5pEqG