Skip to content
Bushwick DailyBecome a member
Advertisement
Met FreshMet Fresh

NewsCitywide

NYC opens February civil service exams across health, education and safety jobs

NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services announces new civil service exam openings for February across health, education, and safety positions.

Exterior of the David N. Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building at 1 Centre Street, the headquarters of the NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS).

NYC opens February civil service exams across health, education and safety jobs

NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services announces new civil service exam openings for February across health, education, and safety positions.

NYC opens February civil service exams across health, education and safety jobs
Advertisement
Met FreshMet Fresh

New Yorkers looking for a city career can apply this month for a new round of civil service exams, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services announced, with openings spanning public health, education, safety and other agency roles.

The agency, which manages hiring tests for city government, said February’s slate offers what it described as diverse paths to serve the public, ranging from frontline service to analytical…

Thanks for reading Bushwick Daily.

Create your free account or log in to continue reading.

By continuing, you agree to the Membership Terms and Privacy Policy.

Enjoy unlimited access to all of Bushwick Daily. See membership options

Thanks for being a member.

Filed underCivil Service / DCAS / Government Jobs

Bushwick Daily News Desk. Neighborhood news, politics, real estate, and business coverage produced by the Bushwick Daily newsroom.

Produced by Bushwick Daily News Desk

Neighborhood news, politics, real estate, and business coverage produced by the Bushwick Daily newsroom.

View all posts

Read next

News

In May, a nonprofit lender and NYC’s comptroller announced $8 million in zero-interest small business loans, up to $60,000 each, with high-vacancy neighborhoods first in line

The Hebrew Free Loan Society and the city comptroller's office announced in May $8 million in zero-interest small business loans of up to $60,000, with priority for neighborhoods with high storefront vacancy rates and historically marginalized areas.

Citing ‘national threats’ to LGBTQIA+ rights, NYC’s comptroller keeps a directory of 80 organizations for care, legal help and community

News ·

Lane Moore’s improvised horror-comedy show ‘Heart-Throb Slasher’ returns to Twisted Spine on Nov. 20

On Stage ·

Print Center New York names Yukiko Yamagata executive director

The Rehang ·

Advertise with Bushwick Daily

Reach North Brooklyn, and the New Yorkers who read it.

Written in Bushwick, read across the city since 2009.

129K site visitors a month 1–2M Instagram impressions a month 24K email list members
Advertise with us →
Become a member of Bushwick Daily