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The Citywide Public Computer Centers FY2019 dataset is a free dataset that lists public computer centers across New York City. It provides information such as center locations, services offered, and operating hours. This dataset is useful for residents, researchers, and policymakers interested in understanding and improving access to digital resources throughout the city.

The "Citywide Public Computer Centers FY2019" dataset from the City of New York was developed to provide information on public computer centers across the city during the fiscal year 2019. The dataset is maintained by the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DOITT) and includes details like the location and availability of computer centers. It is part of New York City's open data initiative aimed at increasing transparency and providing accessible data to the public.

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The Citywide Public Computer Centers dataset provides details on public computer centers across New York City. It includes information on the center's name, address, borough, community district, and the number of computers available. The dataset is extensive, covering numerous centers in all five boroughs, and is updated regularly to ensure accuracy. This dataset is useful for anyone looking for public access to computers, including students, job seekers, and residents requiring internet access.

The dataset is valuable because it provides crucial information about public computer centers in New York City, helping to identify access points for digital services, aiding in resource allocation, and supporting efforts to bridge the digital divide.

NYC Public Computer Access data can be easily appended with a Placekey (a open matching service for physical places). Once the data is appended with a Placekey, it can be easily joined with any other dataset that has a postal address or physical address.