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@CMKevinCRiley Thanks for hosting @oathnyc at the awesome pool in Haffen Park near Co-Op City in the Bronx!

If you have any open summons or want to find out if you do, you can connect with the OATH office at bit.ly/3sjZSlG or reach out to our office.

Bringing to you our 3rd Annual OATH School at the Pool connecting the community with on site education and resources and how to properly respond to summonses from city agencies.

Join us and the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings @oathnyc June 14 in Union Square Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to get information on what to do if you get a summons from a City agency.

OATH@Office with Council Member David Carr If you have questions about your summons or the hearings process, stop by and see Deputy Commissioner Castelli @oathnyc at Council Member Carr’s District50@Council.nyc.gov district office today. #GetStuffDone

NYC OATH @oathnyc is at the Queens Expo today. Stop by our booth if you are here and learn more about OATH and how to respond to a summons. Thank you to Tom Grech @tomgrech and the @QueensChamber staff for all their tireless work helping Queens businesses. #GetStuffDone

OATH STREET-SOURCE Senior Advisor Amar and Deputy Commissioner Castelli @oathnyc are working with Council Member Gale Brewer @galeabrewer & her staff today, educating & helping her district on how to respond to city issued summonses. Stop by her district office. #GetStuffDone

OATH's Commissioner celebrating the City's diversity at the 2023 AAPI Cultural Heritage Parade #aapiheritagemonth

Resolving a city summons can sometimes be a confusing and complicate process. Thanks to representatives of @oathnyc for coming to Flushing today to provide some clarity and advice on simplifying the process.

@oathnyc is in the lobby of the New World Mall today answering questions that you might have about a City-issued summons. Please stop by if you have any questions.

If you have questions about your summons or the hearings process, stop by and see @oathnyc at Council Member Moya’s @CMFranciscoMoya district office today.

OATH Commissioner Asim Rehman and Queens Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Grech will address small businesses on how to respond to City-issued summonses on October 26 at 10:00 a.m. Please register queenschamber.glueup.com/event/nyc-summ…

We are proud to celebrate OATH staff who received the city’s 2022 Excellence in Customer Service Awards. Congrats to all recipients!

OATH's newsletter Bench Notes has just gone out. Catch up on OATH news and decisions by reading! www1.nyc.gov/site/oath/tria…

OATH is partnering with Council Speaker Adams to bring its Resource program to the Lefferts Branch of the Queens Public Library located at 103-34 Lefferts Blvd this Weds. Sept. 21st from 10am until 4pm. If you have questions about City-issued summonses come out and visit us.

OATH@Office: Senior Advisor Amar and Deputy Commissioner John Castelli came out to @CMRitaJoseph’s district office to help her constituents respond to city issued summonses. #GSD

Do you need help resolving a summons you received from the city? Representatives from @oathnyc will be in my office tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. offering advice on summonses and how to either resolve or dispute them. No appointment necessary.

Do you have a complaint about excessive sound or cleaning issues at a nearby restaurant or bar? Contact MEND NYC, a free mediation program to help resolve these types of disputes between New York City residents and hospitality industry businesses. nyc.gov/mendnyc

On Wednesday, September 14 @oathnyc and staff from my office will be at the @BKLYNlibrary Canarsie Branch to answer your questions, and assist constituents on how to respond to city issued summonses.

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