NYC City Finance (OMB)

NYC City Finance (OMB) MCP Connector for Claude

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Keyless NYC city-finance data: OMB expense budget by fiscal year, top agencies by adopted budget, the capital budget, the capital commitment plan and citywide energy cost projections — no API key.

6 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

New York City Office of the Mayor's Budget (OMB) records, keyless.

What you can do

  • Expense budget — OMB expense budget lines by fiscal year (2024–2027): agency, appropriation, object class and the adopted, modified and financial-plan amounts
  • Budget line count — a fast count of expense lines for one fiscal year
  • Top agencies — agencies ranked by their summed adopted budget for one fiscal year
  • Capital budget — project budget lines with project type, budget-line title, funding source and per-year amounts
  • Capital commitment plan — capital projects with funding source and per-year amounts over up to five fiscal years
  • Energy cost projections — citywide energy cost projections by commodity and fiscal year (2020–2030)

Who is this for

Budget and fiscal policy research, agency cost analysis and energy planning. The expense budget is always scoped to a fiscal year (defaults to 2026 when omitted); agency, appropriation and object-class filters are case-insensitive partial matches on the uppercase budget names.

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6 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

count_expense_budget_lines

Fiscal years 2024–2027 are published; fiscal_year defaults to 2026 when omitted. Use it to gauge how large a budget search will be. Count NYC OMB expense budget lines for a fiscal year

get_energy_cost_projections

Commodity values include "Gasoline", "Fuel Oil", "Heat, Light & Power", "HPD-In Rem / DAMP" and "HPD-Emergency Repairs". A small table (a few hundred rows, fiscal years 2020–2030); optionally pin one fiscal year or commodity. NYC citywide energy cost projections

search_capital_budget

Project-type, funding and budget-line-title values are free text; the filters are exact matches against the stored values. Pass a filter to bound the result. Search the NYC OMB capital budget

search_capital_commitment

Project-type, funding and budget-line values are free text; the filters are exact matches against the stored values. Pass a filter to bound the result. Search the NYC OMB capital commitment plan

search_expense_budget

Fiscal years 2024–2027 are published; fiscal_year defaults to 2026 when omitted. Agency, unit-appropriation and object-class names are stored uppercase (e.g. "DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION"); the name filters are exact matches and the tool uppercases the inputs. Rows are sorted by the adopted budget amount, largest first. Search the NYC OMB expense budget

top_agency_budgets

Fiscal years 2024–2027 are published; fiscal_year defaults to 2026 when omitted. Each row is one agency with its summed adopted budget amount for that year. Top NYC agencies by adopted expense budget

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Which NYC agencies have the largest expense budget in FY 2026?

top_agency_budgets with fiscal_year: "2026" returns the agencies ranked by their summed adopted budget amount for the fiscal year.

Show me the education agency's expense budget lines for FY 2026.

search_expense_budget with agency_name: "Education" (case-insensitive partial match on the uppercase agency names) and fiscal_year: "2026" returns the matching budget lines sorted by the adopted amount, largest first.

What is the projected gasoline cost for FY 2030?

get_energy_cost_projections with typ: "Gasoline" and fisc_yr: "2030" returns the citywide projected cost for that commodity and fiscal year.

No. NYC Open Data serves all public datasets anonymously over its SODA API (data.cityofnewyork.us). This MCP defines no credentials and needs nothing configured.

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