The order the City kept.
Follow the collection, box and handwritten folder label to the documents inside.
Documents in this folder
Folder label / City-provided: DEP 59.17 Junction Blvd, 11th FL
338 documents · 1,593 pages
NYC-WTC_000142983 – NYC-WTC_000142995
Newspaper article discussing the first anniversary of September 11 and recovery efforts led by city leadership.
NYC-WTC_000142996 – NYC-WTC_000142997
Sign-in form for a working conference on environmental and public health policy with multiple organizational endorsers listed.
NYC-WTC_000142998 – NYC-WTC_000142999
Invitation to a lecture and reception on May 22, 2002, regarding health impacts from the World Trade Center collapse.
NYC-WTC_000143000 – NYC-WTC_000143004
Article discussing landlord responsibilities for reimbursing tenants for apartment cleaning and EPA policies on hallway cleanup requests.
NYC-WTC_000143005 – NYC-WTC_000143008
DEP press release announcing progress in the exterior building cleanup program for Lower Manhattan buildings affected by WTC debris.
NYC-WTC_000143009 – NYC-WTC_000143011
News report detailing the city's plan to bid out contracts for cleaning asbestos and dust from apartments near Ground Zero.
NYC-WTC_000143012 – NYC-WTC_000143016
Article reporting on a group calling for an inquiry into rescue efforts and the city's ceremony marking the end of human remains recovery.
NYC-WTC_000143017 – NYC-WTC_000143018
Press release announcing a collaborative EPA plan to test and clean apartments potentially contaminated by World Trade Center dust.
NYC-WTC_000143019 – NYC-WTC_000143022
Article describing a $12 million program offering free medical tests for police and rescue workers exposed to hazardous substances.
NYC-WTC_000143023 – NYC-WTC_000143024
News article discussing concerns that the $100 million dust-cleaning initiative may be insufficient for downtown cleaning workers exposed without protective equipment since…
NYC-WTC_000143025 – NYC-WTC_000143040
Article describing a local community event where residents organized a spring cleaning of parks in Lower Manhattan.
NYC-WTC_000143041 – NYC-WTC_000143056
Press release announcing the launch of an EPA hotline and website for residents to request home cleaning and testing services.
NYC-WTC_000143057 – NYC-WTC_000143143
Press release announcing the launch of an EPA hotline and website for residents to request home cleaning and testing services.
NYC-WTC_000143144 – NYC-WTC_000143151
Report detailing preliminary findings of a health study showing high rates of respiratory and ear, nose, and throat problems in workers.
NYC-WTC_000143152 – NYC-WTC_000143154
Scientific analysis discussing the long-term environmental and public health consequences of the World Trade Center collapse.
NYC-WTC_000143155 – NYC-WTC_000143156
Press release outlining a comprehensive multi-agency plan to address indoor air quality concerns in Lower Manhattan apartments.
NYC-WTC_000143157 – NYC-WTC_000143158
Invitation from the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation seeking public feedback on proposed revitalization plans for the World Trade Center site.
NYC-WTC_000143159 – NYC-WTC_000143162
Newsletter excerpt highlighting arts, culture, and information about the Lower Manhattan waterfront area.
NYC-WTC_000143163 – NYC-WTC_000143167
Application document outlining scope of work for building exterior cleanup in compliance with federal and state environmental regulations.
NYC-WTC_000143168 – NYC-WTC_000143171
Notice informing residents that the EPA hotline for home cleaning and testing registration will begin accepting calls on May 30.
NYC-WTC_000143172 – NYC-WTC_000143175
Newsletter excerpt regarding Lower Manhattan news and information distributed to the public.
NYC-WTC_000143176 – NYC-WTC_000143179
Newsletter excerpt regarding Lower Manhattan news and information distributed to the public.
NYC-WTC_000143180 – NYC-WTC_000143181
Fragmented text and symbols from an unidentified Department of Environmental Protection record.
NYC-WTC_000143182 – NYC-WTC_000143183
Fragmented text and symbols from an unidentified Department of Environmental Protection record.
NYC-WTC_000143184 – NYC-WTC_000143185
Newspaper article reviewing the poor performance of New York City professional sports teams during the 2002 season.
NYC-WTC_000143186 – NYC-WTC_000143187
Report on EPA findings showing low asbestos contamination in tested apartments and criticism regarding the cleanup program's pace.
NYC-WTC_000143188 – NYC-WTC_000143189
Unreadable text fragment from a Department of Environmental Protection record.
NYC-WTC_000143190 – NYC-WTC_000143191
Excerpt from a New York Times Metro Sunday article dated June 16, 2002, describing onlookers at a funeral procession near the World Trade Center site.
NYC-WTC_000143192 – NYC-WTC_000143193
New York Times report describing a protest near Ground Zero involving banners and community members in October 2002.
NYC-WTC_000143196 – NYC-WTC_000143197
Newspaper article about Wimbledon tennis tournament seeding and player rankings, unrelated to 9/11 environmental matters.
NYC-WTC_000143198 – NYC-WTC_000143199
Document discussing public concerns regarding the allocation of $500 million in grants between large corporations and small businesses during post-9/11 recovery.
NYC-WTC_000143200 – NYC-WTC_000143201
Article discussing the allocation of federal rebuilding funds and concerns about diversity among officials and aid recipients.
NYC-WTC_000143202 – NYC-WTC_000143205
New York Times corrections section addressing errors regarding corporate meetings, biographical sketches, and sensory integration articles.
NYC-WTC_000143206 – NYC-WTC_000143207
New York Times corrections section addressing errors regarding corporate meetings, biographical sketches, and sensory integration articles.
NYC-WTC_000143208 – NYC-WTC_000143209
New York Times advertisement for the Children's Museum of Manhattan holiday events in November 2003.
NYC-WTC_000143210 – NYC-WTC_000143296
New York Times advertisement for the Children's Museum of Manhattan holiday events in November 2003.
NYC-WTC_000143297 – NYC-WTC_000143298
Blank or partially filled legal form from the City Law Department regarding a case involving World Trade Center property.