September 27, 2021. The process is still continuing, and I understand the sense of urgency in your voice, I respect it, but I want to tell you from the position of the work we're doing, we got all the Thursday, all of Friday, all of Saturday, all of Sunday, and people are out there getting vaccinated. So, there'll be additional officers that are going to be deployed. Found insideThe conflict between de Blasio and Cuomo delayed the renewal of rent subsidies and kept the shelter census higher than it Sixty workers from the Mayor's Office of Operations now patrol the streets and call in sightings of homeless Again, each of those gets reviewed individually. Mayor de Blasio didnt bat an eye at flagging coronavirus vaccination rates for cops, firefighters and garbage collectors on Thursday even as The office of public advocate was created to help diversify the citys leadership and potentially serve as a launching pad to higher office. Found inside Page 466 on_ SNP_ to_ offer_ free_ tampons_to_Scots_ women/ (estimating number of girls and women reached by New York City's distribution of free feminine hygiene products) (last visited 25 May 2017). NYC Office of the Mayor, Mayor de Blasio He is the majority owner and co-founder of Bloomberg L.P. Thank you, Mayor de Blasio. The completion of now, the last phase of Queens Boulevard redesign. That was so much of his strategic work to find new approaches. Found insideCity Hall is happy to celebrate its historical welcoming of immigrants, and has an Office of Immigrant Affairs. Fittingly, in 2008 then Mayor In 2015, Mayor de Blasio launched a city ID, partly to document undocumented New Yorkers. We're all starting from the same point. So, please come on down. Am I correct about that? He was the And here in Queens, Queens South. He ended the era of indiscriminate stop and frisk, mostly of young Black and Brown men, within the Police Department. He was one of the people actually led the way on things like having the community involved in choosing precinct commanders, which is a plan I announced with him, in fact. The term-limited mayor of New York City, who mounted a failed presidential bid two years ago, is laying the groundwork for a possible run for governor. We will continue to make the investments in infrastructure. We are now working out of a sort of super abundance of caution. Does not seem like a guarantee. Found inside Page 6321TelePresident , Borough of The Bronx - For sewers in Haviland Ave. Gasparrini & PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR , phone , 1307 Worth . De Blasio , 1964 Honeywell Ave. , City , principal ; National Surety Co. , surety . County of Bronx . One to one and a quarter inches of rain total for the entire event, with a 50 percent potential for one inch of rain in an hour. A member of the Democratic Party, he held the office of New York City Public Advocate from 2010 to 2013.. De Blasio was born in Manhattan and raised primarily in Cambridge, Massachusetts. But again, we saw, you know, even yesterday, I think as we were talking through the vaccination numbers. This is something I give Chief Harrison a lot of credit, for recognizing the powerful impact that community-based solutions to violence can have. Why not put $200 million towards immediately constructing green infrastructure, expanding gray infrastructure like sewers to immediately decrease flood risks in the most flood prone places, especially in a borough like Queens? He is likely to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose Vision Zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024 has gone off the rails during his last year in office. I know you had mentioned earlier this month, you were planning to do door-to-door outreach. That project will finish up in a few months, but I also would say that where these neighbors live, it's like a valley. So, we're talking about the storm that's coming later on today. Excellent jerk chicken, among many other wonderful things. Mayor: Renita, thank you. I just wanted to ask about the DOE vaccine mandate and the decision from last night. How are you doing? We've got to do a lot more work, but the fact that there are major parts of New York City, where we're now seeing the crime reality closer to 2019 than 2020 is a very powerful act of progress or example of progress. Question: Hey, good morning, Mayor de Blasio. Over $2.7 billion in new and accelerated funding pledged to support reports recommendations. Thursday, October 7, 2021 at 4:30PM So, what is that? What do you think of that? And before I start, of course, I have to wish my mother, Carole Richards, ahappy birthdaythis morning love you, mom have to do that. The Crisis Management system has been a proven program that has enabled us to ensure that there are community-based led solutions when it comes to producing public safety. He has been adamant change-agent, someone who sees possibilities that often conventional wisdom doesn't recognize. I think the truth is a hell of a lot of people are getting ready for Monday. Yes. Mayor: I'm doing good, Ari. It's also a unique opportunity for us to increase diversity in the waterfront construction field. De Blasio had openly distanced himself from parts of the business community, rarely attending events with business leaders and frequently criticizing them in speeches. We are telling people to get ready to avoid the places where there might be flooding, which again, on one inch of rain or inch and a quarter rain, I would not have imagined it would be a big issue. I've been very clear about that. The information I have is straight from the horse's mouth and he's told me he is moving forward. De Blasio has already begun to prepare for his next political move. Chief of Department Rodney Harrison, NYPD: Mr. Mayor, thank you so much for those kind words. And then the $200 million to I guess jump start the wind energy in New York City, which of course are all great long-term projects for sustainability in the city. I'm hearing a much smaller number. And until we defeat COVID, people are not safe. "Theres a number of claims in this report and there's many, many inconsistencies and inaccuracies," he said. September 27, 2021. And yes, we had an amazing time at The Door restaurant, strongly recommend it. And you know, if there's a lot of money left in the city, it's something we definitely can explore. We know that community-based efforts often are the best way to help young people get on a better track, to stop a conflict that's spinning out of control, to resolve it, to mediate it, to stop the violence. But I have not heard before you asked this question any proposal to think about having areas that we think, you know, aren't viable. She's Executive Director of the City's Office of Neighborhood Safety. But I also want to thank you your office for their continued commitment in helping residents rebuild in post the last storm we had. Raw video: Department of Investigation Commissioner Margaret Garnett outlines the findings of the agency's inquiry into alleged misuse of NYPD security detail personnel by Mayor Bill de Blasio. We're seeing a lot of progress in the fight against COVID and we're seeing more and more progress on the public safety front. Because it's still from what we're hearing it's still, even though there is overwhelming compliance, there's still thousands of staffers who right now haven't gotten the vaccine. OBrien agreed to resign, The Times reported, instead of being terminated, as recommended by the Mayors Office EEO investigators. We felt that way back with Sandy, the worst natural disaster in our history. This is a big deal. Found inside Page 90 Since Mayor Bill de Blasio took office, the OLTPS now comprises the Mayor's Office of Recovery and Resiliency (responsible for climate resilience) and the Office of Sustainability (responsible for the city's mitigation efforts). So, are there any religious exemptions that you know of? And, again, the first one is always about the vaccination doses, real progress. And that with a combination of our precision policing, strategically going after our most problematic [inaudible] crews, I am very optimistic that we're going to turn the Bronx around. This has been a New York thing. If anything changes in the coming hours, then we would activate that plan and alert people. OBrien agreed to resign, The Times reported, instead of being terminated, as recommended by the Mayors Office EEO investigators. As Mayor de Blasios tenure at Gracie Mansion winds down, homelessness a key campaign issue against which he swore to fight a blood and guts war remains as bad as it ever was. The communitys being gathered for a vote on where to put resources that we're helping to provide and the communitys going to decide which efforts they want to see more of, which types of youth programs or sports programs, community gardens, whatever they believe is going to help most to bind the community together. The National Weather Service does have a Flash Flood Watch in effect. And with the leadership of Kevin O'Connor and the YCOs and engaging youth that happened to be part of some of these [inaudible] crews we're engaging the family and making sure we get them the appropriate resources to help them and help these youth to get out of some of these problematic gangs. De Blasio was floundering in the polls like a T. Rex trying to reach for a high shelf when he cut a TV ad in which then-15-year-old Dante de Blasio sincerely explained what And I want to also speak about another center that's going to be built, and I'm working with the Mayor on this the reconstruction of the Variety Boys and Girls Club out in Astoria, a community center that serves Western Queens. And if you live in a basement apartment. So, I'm curious why not just release the 180 people who you're able to release? We want to save city, but my job is to make sure that Queens is. And we're also partnering with capacity building partners, so that minority and women-owned firms are ready to compete on a more level playing field. That helps encourage a healthier, safer environment. It's one of the places where we've seen the greatest progress. And, obviously, the eyes of the world are on New York Citys U.N. General Assembly, and so much of the conversation is about climate. Respectfully. I'm certainly going to look at anyone who we feel we can release. And we're very, very glad you're going to be helped leading to leading the way on this initiative. Found inside Page 203New York City Press Office (2014), 'Statements of Mayor de Blasio and Corporation Counsel Zachary W. Carter on Central Park Five Settlement', 5 September, accessed 10 October 2019 at https://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/431-14/ Oct. 20, 2021, 7:50 p.m. Good morning. We're seeing very healthy numbers day by day. We're going to constantly communicate based on what we're seeing today. I have no question we're going to close the gap intensely and look someone who decides between now and Monday that they don't want to come to work with that to get vaccinated. We had a lot of challenges. We're telling people to expect the very worst now. Are you certain there will be the focus and the commitment to turn New York City into a great renewable energy capital? "Theres a number of claims in this report and there's many, many inconsistencies and inaccuracies," he said. And I'm going to thank Rohan. Mayor, you spoke about some of the numbers, and I want to humbly share some of the numbers with you as well. Found inside time in office. Since Bill de Blasio was elected in 2013, it is once again occupied. Address Carl Schurz Park, 88th Street, at East End Avenue Contact 1212 570 4778 Transport Subway 4, 5, 6 to 86th Street. Tours Wed, call for Question: Could you maybe go into some of that criteria so I know like with religious exemptions, for example, there have been leaders such as the Pope that have said it's okay you know, to get for Catholics to get the vaccine. I want to brag on Rodney Harrison. Gun arrests, year-to-date this is such a powerful figure 23 percent up year-to-date, one of the highest, best years for gun arrests in the history of New York City. NEW YORKNew York Mayor Bill de Blasio appears to be setting his sights on Albany. Redmond was referred to the Manhattan District Attorney's office for possible prosecution. It can be dangerous. New York City is now considering expanding its vaccine mandate to more city employees like cops and firefighters. And what is the plan for next week in terms of potential staffing shortages? Weve got a lot of work to do, but it's important to recognize the ways the NYPD continues to improve its approach, continues to make an impact. And, of course, I have to shout out my brother, Costa Constantinidis, who's now with the Variety Boys and Girls Club, a $13 million investment in the completion of the Charybdis Playground. And, of course, we support our small businesses across Queens County, but they are a new hip restaurant right here in Queens with some of the best barbecue in the world. But here's the underlying power of this initiative, we must change the trajectory on climate. But I did use to be with The Forward. So, theyll be ready, but the reality we're seeing right now is we think the overwhelming majority of our educators and staff are going to be there on Monday having gotten that first dose and moving forward, go ahead, Andrea. Found inside Page 37 a domestic service callthat is, to see if there is a current order of protection in place forbidding contact between the parties. even after Mayor de Blasio swept into office on a platform to reform lowlevel police encounters, Five of them. And very powerfully Pope Francis has been abundantly clear that there's nothing in scripture that suggests people shouldn't get vaccinated. The shifts that workers are working are being adjusted. De Blasio treated NYPD security detail like 'concierge service': DOI. So, I am happy to hand off this ball to you and I look forward to watching New York City blossom as a renewable energy capital of America. Delivery workers have gone through so much in this crisis. And the one that has been a really powerful pleasant surprise because of extraordinary hard work, Brooklyn North and Brooklyn North historically has been one of the places with the biggest challenges, the biggest problems for decades. If you see what looks to be a big concentration of water, don't drive into it. Moderator: Our last question for today goes to Henry from Bloomberg. He and I share that view. There is no such thing as business as usual anymore. "Look, I'm honored to be the Mayor of the city, but my first responsibility was as a father and a husband. Mayor De Blasio goes over the lack of masks, ventilators and other necessaties they are lacking, as well as the number of infections and deaths so far in the city. Found inside Page 240Mayor de Blasio , Senator Schumer Announce $ 3 Billion in Federal Funds . NYC , March 31 , 2015. https://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/206 -15 / mayor - de - blasio - senator - schumer - 3 - billion - federal - funds - repair And then, today, I'm excited about what we're going to do in a little while a $21 million allocation going into the Gwen Ifill playground and Southeast Queens. Found insideEquality is not just an abstract principle that guides the general direction of the de Blasio administration; it is an operational objective. If you join First Deputy Mayor Anthony Shorris in his City Hall office, as I did one Friday My pleasure to introduce the Borough President of Brooklyn, Eric Adams. Hello there, Borough President Richards, let me ask you this. Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams: Thank you. He is likely to succeed Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose Vision Zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024 has gone off the rails during his last year in office. It has to be, you're a standing member of a faith that has a very, very specific long-standing objection. First and foremost, the Bronx and Chief Harrison will outline, after he talks about how we got this progress done, the forceful efforts that are being made to address the challenges in the Bronx. But the great work by the men and women of the NYPD and I am proud to report, the last 14 weeks we have cut that increase down to 30. A member of the Democratic Party, he held the office of New York City Public Advocate from 2010 to 2013.. De Blasio was born in Manhattan and raised primarily in Cambridge, Massachusetts. And so, I think of the safety of my family all the time. And then of course we'd be opening up shelters as well. But let's talk about where the progress is. Finally, a few words in Spanish and the focus is where we began on public safety and the way public safety is the foundation of a strong recovery of this city. Those are the immediate things that I would like to see happen. And even compared to 2019, which was the pre-pandemic year when we were doing very well in the fight against crime, closed gun cases are up 27 percent compared to 2019. I am focused on making the changes we need to make it Rikers. Is there a mechanism for people to go somewhere? I want to hear from someone who represents a district in the Bronx that is feeling the effects of not having a fully functioning criminal justice system and understands why we need the courts fully open and what it means for his neighborhood. So, since 2014, the Mayor's Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety has worked to increase safety in communities disproportionately impacted by violence and the many inequities that affect the quality of life and wellbeing of residents. When de Blasio became mayor in 2014, the minimum wage was $8. And so, I think of the safety of my family all the time. Over $2.7 billion in new and accelerated funding pledged to support reports recommendations. Now, what we're saying is in addition to sending out the teams and crews to do all they can to prepare, the public communication is entirely different. Found inside Page 239NYC.gov. 2014. Mayor de Blasio Marks Second Anniversary of Sandy, Announces Major Progress on City's Recovery and Resilience Work. NYC, the Official Website of the City of New York, October 29. Available: http://www1.nyc.gov/office- Mayor: I think it's a great idea if you can make a deal to get the hotel. I would love to see perhaps a compromise on the Rockaway Beach line. All rights reserved. The real concern here is the roads that are prone to flooding. Thank you. Thank you, Mayor de Blasio. The Borough President of Queens, Donovan Richards, Borough President Richards: Thank you, Mr. Mayor. And he's absolutely right. These are big, big things we're talking about all week that changed the reality fundamentally. And in Queensbridge, where we will be today Queensbridge is down to 20 percent in index crimes. But, more importantly, a joy in you delivering for Queens. Manhattan South, close to 2019 levels. Winston Faison, Inspector Winston Faison from Community Affairs, he has an aviation program at the NYPD community center, teaching youth aeronautics. Come on, try and keep up with Queens. And what we're going to do is over communicate and let people know, even though officially this looks like a limited storm we have learned over and over again that our projections are not always right, and it's better to be safe than sorry. That, per se, would not be too troubling, except there's a 50 percent potential of one inch of rain in an hour. We're going to also remove 34 million tons of CO2 from the environment. It's built for that kind of capacity. We are going to use first responders, obviously in a situation for evacuation. Thanks for taking my question . And look no farther than those record levels of gun arrests. It doesn't work. Finally, number three, new reported cases on a seven-day average, today's report, 1,434 cases. It's a mentoring program. Is that an idea that you would like to see in the future of Queens? Which is, I like it better, cut out the intermediary and just support the local restaurant directly. And, again, we're seeing results, more to do, but clear results, proving that we can turn the situation around and turn it around quickly. Now, this summer, beginning of the summer there was a lot of concern. First of all, let's focus on what the judge decided. As part of the office of neighborhood safety, the Crisis Management system works with those who are at risk of doing harm or being harmed by gun violence, while the Mayor's Action Plan for Neighborhood safety works to change the environment around them, investing in effective the coordination of City services, addressing challenges with the physical infrastructure, and building community power to transform their own neighborhoods. It's a very fair question. The judge said that the city's vaccine mandate for educators and staff in our schools is absolutely appropriate. And that animated a lot of what we did last year, where we did a large number of releases for humanitarian reasons. Mayor de Blasio and Chancellor Porter Announce Record Number of 3-K for All Offers 33,000 families receive 3-K for All offers as program expands across all Safe Summer NYC really helped us to start to turn the tide. All of these pieces are part of an aggressive strategy by the NYPD to keep driving crime down, to keep working to get us to pre-pandemic levels, to expand upon the success in the five patrol boroughs that have seen real progress, and, of course, focus on the three that need a lot more work. So, I think he has concerns about some of the specifics of the community-based jails and that's understandable, and that's still being worked on, the specific work continues there, but I've never heard him disagree with the notion of closing Rikers and moving to alternative sites, and I believe these sites are the ones that are ultimately going to move forward, and there's a lot of support for getting out of Rikers. I want to tell you, yes, I am. Go ahead. Mayor De Blasio goes over the lack of masks, ventilators and other necessaties they are lacking, as well as the number of infections and deaths so far in the city. And I want you to hear from someone who's been leading the way, really believes in what the community can do to find solutions. So, here to talk about public safety and the things we've been doing throughout Queens Weeks Queens Week. If we don't have our courts fully open, the whole rest of the system doesn't work enough for everybody's safety and for justice. Found inside Page 2942014. High school goal weekend. http://www.nyc.gov/html/acs/html/home/home.shtml. New York City, Office of the Mayor. 2014a. De Blasio announces$52 million investment to launch community schools. http://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor Whenever confronted with a problem, he finds a new solution. Both Ms. James, who became the first Black woman elected to citywide office when she became public advocate in Mayor: I want to give you a shout out here as we get ready to end Queens Week tomorrow. So, the physical environment especially, residents talk to us a lot about the conditions that they see around their neighborhood. As Mayor de Blasios tenure at Gracie Mansion winds down, homelessness a key campaign issue against which he swore to fight a blood and guts war remains as bad as it ever was. And, as promised, I want to now turn to someone who's been one of the biggest boosters of this effort.
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