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Expand the city's network of weather sensors to monitor changing climate conditions and notify New Yorkers about location-specific climate hazards in real-time

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Proposal MOCEJ_ID_9

Local Flood Sensor installed

Highlights

MOCEJ will coordinate across implementing agencies, including NYCEM and DEP, with NYC Health Department as technical advisors, to expand and improve the citywide network of sensors that monitor real-time flooding and temperature conditions, focusing on the neighborhoods most impacted by these climate risks, such as Central Brooklyn, Upper Manhattan, Southeast Queens, and the Bronx.

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Issues Addressed

  • Exposure to Polluted Water
  • Exposure to Climate Change

Implementation Timeline

  • Long-term

Agencies

  • Mayor's Office of Climate and Environmental Justice
  • New York City Emergency Management
  • Department of Environmental Protection
  • Office of Technology and Innovation
  • NYC Health Department

Health Determinant

  • Neighborhood and Built Environment
  • Social and Community Context

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