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d position Summary of Agency Financial Data ($000’s) AP) helps Increase/(Decrease) immonses 2002 _______ 2001 200^ AP agents 2000 2001 Preliminary Executive Preliminary 'e worked Actual Forecast Budget Budget Forecast Budget 'ashington Expenditures ( Brooklyn, Personal Service . . . . $6,905 $6,974 $6,622 $6,405 ($569) ($217) Other Than ......... Personal Service ... 46,095 37,942 37,1;18 42,841 4,899 5,723 mergency Total $53,000 $44,916 $43,740 $49,246 $4,330 $5,506 I provides lay-to-day Funding lie injury. City ............. '........ $47,772 $36,269 $38,605 $41,769 $5,500 $3,164 :affolding Other Categorical Grants 128 166 (166) Capital IFA . ............... inesses in State......... . ................ Federal • JTPA....... .............. owerment • CD ........... ............ 4,939 6,186 5,125 Y,467 1,281 2,342 ten years. » Othef....................... 160 150 (150) e a variety Iptra-Cify Other........... 2,145 10 10 (2,135) zations. Total ............................ $53,Blilil $44,916 $43,740 $49,246 $4,330 $5,506 economic Personnel (at fiscal year-end) section of City ............................ 138 146 143 138 (8) (5) italization Non-City hting, the • JTPA ................... . . • CD ................... . 11 12 12 13 1 1 on-going 3 6 0 • Other............. (6) — I marketing Total....... J___ ...... 152 164 155 151 (13) (4)

lintain the jortunities Fown Red Programmatic Review or support d produce 1 Department of Business Services

The Department of Business Services (DBS) is responsible for providing direct services to New York City’s business community. These services include technical assistance, neighborhood development, and guidance through i the governmental contracting process. DBS is also responsible for facilitating legal and efficient activity at the ' City’s wholesale markets. DBS supplies administrative support to both the Film Office and the federally-designated Empowerment Zone, which promotes economic development in Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx.

In 1995, DBS began an initiative intended to eliminate illegal activities at the City’s wholesale fish; meat and produce markets. In conjunction with the Department of Investigation, DBS conducted an extensive investigation and review process to eliminate corruption among wholesalers, loaders and unloaders at the Fulton Fish and Hunts Point Markets. With the passage of Local Late 50 and on-going investigations, a number of companies with suspected organized crime ties did not register to conduct business at the markets. DBS registers an average of 50 wholesalers for each market. Since the City’s efforts to eliminate

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