A coalition of New York City greenway advocates released what it calls the first-ever scorecard tracking the mayoral administration’s commitments to building and maintaining the city’s greenway network, the group announced Jan. 27.

The NYC Greenways Coalition, which describes itself as an alliance of more than 50 policy non-profits and all-volunteer community groups across the city, said the NYC Greenways Scorecard sets out priorities the administration should advance across three benchmarks: the First 100 Days, the First Year and the First Term. The coalition said the document is intended to publicly track progress and keep policymakers, public officials and city agencies accountable.