Welcome to the Online Library

The Online Library provides access to public datasets, from the NYC Comptroller’s Office, in accordance with Local Law 11 of 2012. The Open Data Plan was created with the goal of making the operation of the Comptroller’s Office more transparent, accessible and accountable to the public. Making data sets available online will allow the public to assist in the development of analyses, applications and other tools to improve City government and the lives of New Yorkers.

Labor Law Information

The Bureau of Labor Law enforces New York State Labor Law and New York City Administrative Code, requiring private sector contractors engaged in public work projects in the City of New York to pay no less than the prevailing wage to their employees for work covered by these statutes.

Claims Information

As defined in the New York City Charter, the Comptroller is responsible for settling and adjusting claims for and against New York City. This task is carried out by the Bureau of Law and Adjustment, which is comprised of a dedicated team of attorneys, claims professionals and administrative staff.

Audit Information

The Bureau of Audit conducts audits and other analyses of City-funded operations in accordance with the New York City Charter. The audit findings and recommendations are provided to City managers and officials who are authorized and empowered to effect change.

NYC Financial Information

Provides unprecedented access to information about the New York City Payroll, Spending, Budget, Revenue, MWBE, Financial trends, Pension Funds and Cash reports.

Public Policy

Provides analyses of specific issues and trends connected with a broad array of City policies, and provides policy options for the Comptroller so that he/she may participate effectively in setting municipal priorities.

Pension Information

New York City’s primary employee Pension Funds are: the New York City Employees’ Retirement System (NYCERS); the Teachers’ Retirement System of the City of New York (TRS), the New York City Police Pension Fund (POLICE); New York City Fire Department Pension Fund (FIRE); and the New York City Board of Education Retirement System (BERS).

Annual Contract Compliance Plan

Local Law 63 requires the creation of an annual procurement plan for the purpose of disclosing how and when various contract types impact the City's in-house workforce.

Open Data Public Compliance Plan

Local Law 11 requires the creation of an Open Data Plan with the goal of making the operation of the Comptroller's Office more transparent, accessible and accountable to the public.