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Inna Vernikov

Inna Vernikov

council member·District 48

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Bills sponsored
338
Bills passed
86
Pass rate
25.4%
Meetings
227
Attendance
81%
Positions voiced in hearings17 support24 opposeacross 26 matters
Voting patterns
  • Has never voted against a Land Use Call-Up (N=44)
  • Has never broken from the majority (N=1,109)

Committee assignments· 25

  • Committee on Women and Gender Equity
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Contracts
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Economic Development
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management
    01/18/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Caucus - Common-Sense Caucus
    01/03/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Minority (Republican) Conference of the Council of the City of New York
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Brooklyn Delegation of the New York City Council
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • Committee of the Whole
    01/01/2024 → 12/31/2025
    Member
  • City Council
    01/01/2024 → 02/12/2025
    Member
  • Committee on Women and Gender Equity
    03/02/2023 → 12/31/2023
    Member
  • Committee on Economic Development
    03/02/2023 → 12/31/2023
    Member

+ 13 more historical assignments

District 48

District & contact

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EmailDistrict48@council.nyc.gov
Development pulse
0
Active ULURP
0
Projects 5y
3
Rezonings 8y
Community boards · 3
CB 1513,776CB 132,061CB 141,493

The price of approval in District 48· 20

  • 1414 AVENUE UC 250332 ZMK
    Feb 24, 2026
    Council is modifying the application to strike MIH option 2 and add MIIf a return receipt is not received prior to a lien sale, the relevantCouncil is modifying the application to strike MIH option 1 and requir
  • 1414 AVENUE UC 250332 ZMK / N 250333 ZRK
    Feb 11, 2026
    sidewalk cafe approved for four tables and sixteen seatscommittee modification — remove MIH Options 2 and 3committee modification — strike MIH Option 1
  • 1414 AVENUE UC 250332 ZMK
    Feb 10, 2026
    commitment letter reflecting parking provision and MIH Option 2 prefermap only MIH Option 2 (remove Option 1)MIH Option 3 added / Option 2 removed for deeper affordability
  • 1414 AVENUE UC 250332 ZMK
    Feb 3, 2026
    30% MWBE / local resident / local org hiring & contracting goal27 parking spaces provided (higher ratio than zoning requires); commitquarterly hiring reports + provide written CB10 commitmentsMember notes long lead-time conversations with sponsor since she was f+2 more
  • Coney IslandC 260026 ZSK
    Jan 27, 2026
    Borough President asked developers to adequately invest in Fort Greenecouncil staff work on fund structure such as self-levy improvement disfirm commitment from DOT for community consultation on bridge designCouncil Member Crystal Hudson asked developers to provide a substantia+2 more
  • Sheepshead Bayunknown-0
    Apr 29, 2025
    approved reconfiguration from six building sites to three, same total modify proposed zoning to R6B and R6D districts with C2 commercial ovewants relocation/moving-cost commitment in the final agreement
  • Sheepshead Bayunknown-1
    Jan 9, 2025
    addressed illegal dumpingreintroduce a supermarketreintroduce a supermarket to serve host communityelimination/relinquishing of BSA variances+1 more
  • Sheepshead BayC 240131 ZMK
    Jul 24, 2024
    Certification that waterfront public access requirements are metexisting tenants on these lots will be provided an opportunity to retuwindowless basement/ground-floor room offered to local nonprofit (poteexisting 8 retail tenants given priority for new spaces at current ren+2 more

In the hearing room· 3

  • Sep 26, 2024
    meeting →
  • Sep 26, 2024
    meeting →
  • Mar 16, 2023
    meeting →

Sponsored legislation· 60

  • Int 0658-2026Requiring the department of buildings to conduct final inspections of major solar energy projects.
    Feb 12, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0489-2026Requiring the creation of a publicly accessible online database and notification system for towed vehicles.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0152-2026Converting the mandatory residential curbside organics collection program to a voluntary program
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0490-2026Prohibiting the obstruction of access to educational facilities.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0491-2026Panic buttons for houses of worship.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0488-2026Requiring the department of housing preservation and development to submit reports on veteran preference in Mitchell-Lama developments.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Laid Over in Committee
  • Int 0147-2026Requiring notification of community boards and elected officials before renewing an emergency shelter contract.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 0492-2026Discounted quarterly municipal parking field permits for seniors.
    Jan 29, 2026primary sponsor
    Committee
  • Int 0175-2026A plan regarding security perimeters adjacent to educational facilities.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Vetoed
  • Int 0282-2026Building emissions calculations, adjustments and penalties.
    Jan 29, 2026
    Committee
  • Int 1261-2025Correcting excess pay differentials for paraprofessionals arising from pattern bargaining practices.
    Apr 24, 2025
    Filed (End of Session)
  • Int 1236-2025Converting the mandatory residential curbside organics collection program to a voluntary program.
    Apr 10, 2025
    Filed (End of Session)
  • Int 1230-2025Requiring the director of long-term planning and sustainability to conduct an infrastructure risk study in flood risk areas.
    Apr 10, 2025
    Filed (End of Session)
  • Int 1244-2025Creation of a groundwater flood risk area map.
    Apr 10, 2025
    Filed (End of Session)
  • Int 1229-2025Reporting on emergency medical services units.
    Apr 10, 2025
    Enacted

+ 45 more

Campaign donors· 910

$178,499raised · 1,264 contributions · through the 2025 cycle
  • Steinmann, David
    $2,100
  • Musaev, RuslanSelf-Employed
    $2,050
  • Nikolayevsky, AnnaAxel Capital Management
    $2,050
  • Friends of Dov Hikind
    $2,050
  • Ikhilov, ErikSelf-Employed
    $2,050
  • Rosenberg, DavidRosenberg Automotive Holdings
    $1,800
  • ostrovsky, ilyaPharmacy 7
    $1,225
  • Shvartsman, EugeneSunrise Group of Companies
    $1,200
  • OSTROVSKY, ILYAPHARMACY 7
    $1,200
  • Feinberg, MarcNFP
    $1,150
8 donors also appear in city hearing records
  • MTA2 hearing mentions$500
  • NYC Council10 hearing mentions$300
  • New York City Council6 hearing mentions$175
  • NYPD2 hearing mentions$125
  • CUNY1 hearing mention$118
  • NYC HPD1 hearing mention$100

Intelligence· 1

Pattern 'repeat_practitioner' recurred across 3 distinct NYC meetings (19 total occurrences). Example evidence: "{'content_id': 'nyc-legistar-19943', 'description': "Council Member Inna Vernikov (Brooklyn, District 48; cpid 0e52b7df-6ea4-4ec6-9df4-00adde526db4; legistar_person_id 7831) is a recurring speaker in the corpus. Before the current meeting (nyc-legistar-19943) she appears in 6 distinct prior extracte"

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