Tag: Transportation

• NYC DOE Launches Initiatives to Combat Chronic Absenteeism Among Students with Disabilities

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  Feb 17

  The New York City Department of Education is committing to improve the chronic absenteeism of students with disabilities through a series of targeted initiatives discussed during a recent special education… more ›

• Community Outcry Over Environmental Concerns at Dwick Clinton Park North Meeting

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  Feb 17

  The Dwick Clinton Park North proposal has raised significant concerns regarding its potential environmental impacts following a recent public scoping meeting held by the New York City Department of City… more ›

• NYPD’s New Office Plans Spark Traffic and Parking Concerns in Queens Neighborhoods

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  Feb 7

  The City Planning Commission’s recent public meeting addressed the impact of proposed NYPD office acquisitions at 9777 and 9525 Queens Boulevard on local traffic and parking. The NYPD’s Internal Affairs… more ›

• New Zoning Changes Proposed to Boost Housing and Revitalize Midtown South in City of Yes Initiative

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  Feb 7

  The Manhattan City Planning Commission (CPC) meeting on January 21, 2025, outlined significant zoning regulation changes under the City of Yes initiative. The proposed adjustments mainly focus on increasing housing… more ›

• Cold Weather Alert: NYC Aims to Protect Vulnerable Residents Amid Winter Storm

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  Jan 18

  New York City’s upcoming winter storm has prompted officials to emphasize emergency services available for residents, particularly those unable to heat their homes. During a meeting led by Mayor Eric… more ›

• NYC Prepares for Winter Storm: Officials Urge Caution and Offer Safety Tips

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  Jan 18

  New York City officials outlined their preparations for an impending winter storm at a briefing on January 18, 2025. Mayor Eric Adams emphasized that the city is ready to ensure… more ›

• DSNY Prepares for Winter Storm with Enhanced Snow Removal Strategy and Community Safety Measures

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  Jan 18

  The Department of Sanitation (DSNY) is poised to tackle an expected winter storm in New York City, with preparations focusing on personnel and equipment for effective snow removal. Mayor Eric… more ›

• NYC Braces for Major Winter Storm: Snow Accumulation Up to 5 Inches Expected

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  Jan 18

  New York City is gearing up for a significant winter storm expected to bring snow accumulation between two and five inches, with the possibility of more. Mayor Eric Adams announced… more ›

• New York City Boosts Subway Security with 200 More Officers Amid Rising Safety Concerns

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  Jan 15

  City officials indicated plans to increase police presence as a strategy to improve safety in New York City’s subway system. During an in-person media availability on January 13, 2025, Mayor… more ›

• NYC Council Tackles Housing Crisis, Public Safety, and Renewable Energy Goals in New Year Meeting

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  Jan 9

  The New York City Council convened on January 8, 2025, to discuss significant challenges facing the city as it enters the new year. Council members identified critical issues, including housing… more ›

• NYC Enhances Subway Safety with Police Presence and Structural Improvements

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  Jan 8

  New York City is taking significant steps to enhance subway platform safety through structural improvements and increased police presence. Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the need for subway gates during a… more ›

• 200 More Officers Deployed in NYC Subway to Combat Safety Perceptions

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  Jan 8

  Mayor Eric Adams announced that the New York City subway system will see an additional 200 police officers in an effort to improve public safety and address concerns regarding crime… more ›

• Mayor Adams Boosts Subway Safety Amidst Crime Declines

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  Jan 8

  New York City officials are implementing several measures to enhance perceptions of safety in the subway system, despite a noted decrease in crime rates. Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the importance… more ›

• Windsor Park Development Draws Community Concerns Over Parking and Green Space Access

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  Jan 7

  At a recent Brooklyn Community Planning Review meeting, local residents expressed a range of concerns regarding the Windsor Park development, particularly highlighting issues related to parking and the availability of… more ›

• Proposed Apartment Complex in Williamsburg Targets Affordable Housing Amid Rising Rental Costs

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  Jan 7

  A proposed apartment complex on North 7th Street aims to address affordable housing needs in Williamsburg. The new development would consist of a six-story building featuring 28 residential units, including… more ›