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Violations & compliance · 10/16/2026

HPD in Your District: Event for Council District 31

HPD has listed an "HPD in Your District" event for Council District 31 on the NYC.gov events page. The listing we saw does not include the date, time, location or agenda. Check the official NYC.gov event page for details before planning to attend.

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What happened

HPD, the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, has an event called "HPD in Your District - Council District 31" posted on the Events section of NYC.gov. The listing was picked up on October 17, 2026.

The material we have includes only the event title. It does not give the date, time, location or agenda, and it does not say who will attend or what services will be offered. Readers should check the NYC.gov events listing or HPD directly for those details before planning to go.

Key facts

Agency
NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
Event
HPD in Your District - Council District 31
Council District
31
Where listed
Events page on NYC.gov
Listing reported
October 17, 2026

What it means

Landlords

If you own property in Council District 31, an in-person HPD event may be a chance to ask about violations, registration or programs. Confirm the date, time and agenda on NYC.gov first.

Tenants and voucher holders

District events like this can be a way to ask HPD questions in person. The listing does not say which topics or services will be covered, so check before you go.

Caseworkers

If you have clients in Council District 31, this event may be worth flagging to them once the date, location and services are confirmed.

Why it matters

Local HPD events can let landlords, tenants and caseworkers ask the agency questions directly.

What to do: Check the NYC.gov events page for the date, time and location.

Not known yet

  • Date, time and location of the event
  • Which HPD services or staff will be on site
  • Whether registration is required
  • Whether other agencies or the Council Member's office are taking part

Background

HPD is the city agency that enforces the Housing Maintenance Code, runs property registration, and oversees many affordable housing programs, including the Housing Connect lotteries. HPD and City Council offices sometimes hold community events where residents and owners can ask questions about housing issues and programs. The services offered vary by event.

Summary written by Bulwark from the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)’s announcement; the original article was not fully available, so check the source for details. The original story is at www1.nyc.gov. This is general information, not legal advice.

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