Tag: Public Safety

• NYPD to Recruit 5,000 Officers as Part of New Public Safety Strategy Amid Staffing Crisis

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  Nov 12

  During a recent public meeting, city officials laid out plans to enhance public safety through the addition of 5,000 new uniform officers to the New York Police Department (NYPD) over… more ›

• NYC Celebrates Record Low Crime Rates, Plans to Add 5,000 Officers for Enhanced Safety

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  Nov 12

  New York City officials convened a public meeting to discuss initiatives aimed at enhancing safety and crime reduction. Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city has achieved record low crime… more ›

• City Unveils New Initiatives to Protect SNAP Benefits Amid Federal Shutdown

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  Nov 12

  City officials outlined new measures during a recent public meeting to mitigate the impact of the federal government shutdown on New Yorkers who depend on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)… more ›

• New Film Production Facility in Brooklyn Set to Create Up to 800 Jobs

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  Nov 10

  A new film production facility proposed in Red Hook, Brooklyn, could create between 600 and 800 jobs while driving economic growth in an area increasingly dependent on the film industry.… more ›

• Residents Raise Concerns Over Infrastructure Challenges Amid Rapid Development Review

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  Nov 10

  Residents are voicing concerns about local infrastructure as the City Planning Commission (CPC) reviews proposed development projects. During the recent meeting on November 3, 2025, attendees highlighted apprehensions about how… more ›

• Staten Island Proposal for 18-Story Development Sparks Community Debate on Housing and Amenities

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  Nov 10

  Staten Island’s City Planning Commission recently reviewed a proposal for a new mixed-use development at 3759 Hamilton Avenue, which could reshape the neighborhood’s landscape. The proposed project envisions an 18-story… more ›

• NYC Reports 22% Drop in Opioid Overdose Deaths, Community Voices Demand Ongoing Support

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  Nov 7

  City officials reported a significant decline in opioid overdose deaths during a recent public meeting focused on safety, housing, and community initiatives in New York City. Mayor Eric Adams announced… more ›

• NYC Launches Revolutionary Emergency Alert System in Schools to Enhance Student Safety

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  Nov 7

  New York City officials have taken significant steps to enhance safety in schools with the launch of a groundbreaking emergency alert system. This system, now live in 51 public schools,… more ›

• Mayor Calls for Renewed Patriotism Among Youth at Veterans Day Breakfast

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  Nov 7

  At the Veterans Day Breakfast held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on November 5, Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the need for engaging younger generations in patriotism. He highlighted the… more ›

• Mayor Adams Urges Veterans to Embrace Available Benefits at Historic NYC Veterans Day Breakfast

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  Nov 7

  New York City recently held the largest Veterans Day breakfast in history at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the need for veterans to engage with… more ›

• Residents Voice Concerns Over Infrastructure and Density at City Planning Review

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  Nov 4

  Local residents expressed a mix of concerns regarding proposed development projects during the City Planning Commission (CPC) Review Session on November 3, 2025. Attendees voiced skepticism over how the increased… more ›

• Mayor Adams Celebrates Día de Muertos, Highlights Immigrant Communities’ Resilience

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  Nov 3

  Mayor Eric Adams hosted a Día de Muertos celebration at Gracie Mansion on October 30, 2025, emphasizing the resilience of New York’s immigrant communities amidst significant challenges. Speakers discussed the… more ›

• Mayor Eric Adams Calls for Unity Against Rising Anti-Semitism in NYC

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  Nov 3

  Mayor Eric Adams addressed a public meeting on October 30, discussing the alarming rise of anti-Semitism and hate crimes in New York City. In his remarks, he expressed deep concern… more ›

• Council Member Kaban Leads Fight Against ‘Fascist’ Federal Actions Targeting Immigrants

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  Oct 28

  Council Member Tiffany Kaban’s recent resolution condemning federal actions against immigrants responded directly to the Trump administration’s tactics involving the national guard. During a meeting of the Committee on Immigration,… more ›

• Public Meeting Highlights Key Changes for NYC Stormwater Resiliency Legislation

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  Oct 23

  Stakeholders gathered at a public meeting on October 22, 2025, to discuss proposed changes to stormwater resiliency legislation, particularly focusing on Intro 1352. The emphasis was on enhancing the effectiveness… more ›