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Eric Dinowitz

Eric Dinowitz

council member·District 11

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Bills sponsored
752
Bills passed
433
Pass rate
57.6%
Meetings
250
Attendance
97%
Positions voiced in hearings57 support1 opposeacross 26 matters
Voting patterns
  • Voted against only 3 of 551 Introductions
  • Has never voted against a Mayor's Message (N=92)
  • Has never voted against a Land Use Call-Up (N=61)
  • Has never voted against a Communication (N=48)

Committee assignments· 30

  • Committee on Standards and Ethics
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Task Force to Combat Hate
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    CHAIR
  • Subcommittee on Senior Centers and Food Insecurity
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Civil Service and Labor
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Education
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Higher Education
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    CHAIR
  • Committee on Housing and Buildings
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee of the Whole
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Democratic Conference of the Council of the City of New York
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Bronx Delegation of the New York City Council
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    CHAIR
  • City Council
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Parks and Recreation
    01/20/2022 → 12/31/2023
    Member

+ 18 more historical assignments

District 11

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EmailDistrict11@council.nyc.gov
Development pulse
0
Active ULURP
0
Projects 5y
2
Rezonings 8y
Community boards · 3
Bronx CB 125,004Bronx CB 84,110Bronx CB 71,492

The price of approval in District 11· 11

  • 5602 BROADWAYC 240278 ZMX
    Sep 10, 2025
    reduced area rezoned to R6Acovered pedestrian space constructed in either scenarioremove MIH option 2, require remaining MIH optionupdate plans to reflect newly adopted MSMX district requirements
  • 4541 FURMAN AVENUEC 200228 ZMX
    Jul 14, 2022
    proposed density reduced by half on the peninsulaResolution of LU 45 honored residents' self-determination: some residecommunity advisory board to continue shaping the project to benefit Rofinancial resources to remove barriers to affordability+2 more
  • 748 EAST 241ST STREETC 180083 ZMX
    Feb 6, 2019
    Applicant agreed that no eating or drinking establishments will be locNo eating or drinking establishments will be located on the second flono eating or drinking establishments on the second floorcontinued restoration and maintenance of the building
  • 748 EAST 241ST STREETC 180083 ZMX
    Jan 31, 2019
    reduce building by one story per borough president's office requestif setting precedent for density, must also set precedent for significpublic website maintained to identify users of the manufacturing spaceapplicant's pavement/builders plan must be reviewed by DOT and DOB to +2 more
  • 748 EAST 241ST STREETC 180083 ZMX
    Jan 10, 2019applicant: Enclave Equities
    locally sourced labor, green roof, minority women-owned businessesdesign (brickwork, facade, limestone) approved by community boardminority women-owned businesses (MWBE) and locally sourced laborapplicant to perform restorative work to facade and enter continuing m+2 more
  • 748 EAST 241ST STREETC 180083 ZMX
    Jan 10, 2019
    locally sourced labor, green roof, minority women-owned businessesdesign (brickwork, facade, limestone) approved by community boardminority women-owned businesses (MWBE) and locally sourced laborapplicant to perform restorative work to facade and enter continuing m+2 more
  • 748 EAST 241ST STREETC 180083 ZMX
    Jan 10, 2019
    locally sourced labor, green roof, minority women-owned businessesdesign (brickwork, facade, limestone) approved by community boardminority women-owned businesses (MWBE) and locally sourced laborapplicant to perform restorative work to facade and enter continuing m+2 more
  • 5801 PALISADE AVENUEC 180321 ZSX
    Nov 5, 2018
    Establish a designation buffer area ensuring only the proposed continu

Sponsored legislation· 60

  • Int 0684-2026Study on how language access needs and geographic location affect access to early elementary gifted and talented programs.
    Feb 12, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0171-2026311 transmitting image and video data for service requests or complaints.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0165-2026Requiring the police department to report on the status of hate crime cases
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Laid Over in Committee
  • Int 0168-2026Streamlining the housing lottery application process for public assistance recipients.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0170-2026Requiring the 311 customer service center to provide live chat functionality.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0172-2026Requiring that 311 allow persons to request snow and ice removal on pedestrian bridges and that those reports be routed to the appropriate agency.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0437-2026Guidance relating to the child care program permitting process.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Enacted
  • Int 0167-2026Community-based organization access to the housing portal.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0281-2026Compensation for contracted pre-kindergarten education services providers.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0307-2026Establishing a universal application and recertification system for the senior citizen rent increase exemption program and disability rent increase exemption program.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0485-2026Requiring the department of education to create a plan for a pilot after school SHSAT preparation program.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0284-2026A vehicle theft prevention program
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0510-2026An online public procurement interface.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Enacted
  • Int 0176-2026Duplicate 311 requests for service and complaints.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0174-2026Enforcing the human rights law and conducting an information campaign for places of public accommodation.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee

+ 45 more

Campaign donors· 705

$263,554raised · 1,179 contributions · through the 2025 cycle
  • Rey, MatthewRed Horse Strategies
    $4,150
  • Ritter, SerylSelf-Employed
    $3,650
  • UFT COPE
    $3,100
  • Garelik, Neal CExcel Security
    $3,100
  • Nagizade, EmilExcel Security
    $3,100
  • Wills, InnaExcel Security
    $3,100
  • Jonas, HowardIDT Telecom
    $3,100
  • Moerdler, CharlesStroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP
    $3,050
  • Tsypenyuk, MikhailExcel Security
    $2,925
  • 1199 SEIU - NYS Political Acti
    $2,500
10 donors also appear in city hearing records
  • New York City Council6 hearing mentions$2,663
  • Kramer Levin1 hearing mention$2,100
  • New York Hotel Trades Council1 hearing mention$2,100
  • NYC Council10 hearing mentions$1,445
  • MTA2 hearing mentions$1,000
  • Related Companies2 hearing mentions$250

Intelligence· 1

Pattern 'repeat_practitioner' recurred across 4 distinct NYC meetings (27 total occurrences). Example evidence: "{'content_id': 'nyc-legistar-20362', 'description': "Eric Dinowitz (cpid 6bb7ef4e-bb9e-4a45-a4e8-351bd28751fd, 11th District Bronx) is a high-frequency corpus repeat practitioner with 16 distinct prior verified appearances on file. Substantive prior appearances: 21813 (Kingsbridge ULURP/affordabilit"

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