This Week in New York City Government
Mayor:
- Mayor de Blasio Launches Service on NYC Ferry’s South Brooklyn Route
- Mayor de Blasio Signs Legislation to Better Promote Safety, Fairness and Transparency for all New Yorkers
- Mayor de Blasio, Speaker Mark-Viverito Announce that New York City is the Largest City to end Abusive Scheduling Practices in the Fast Food and Retail Industries
- Mayor de Blasio to Name East 42nd Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues “Jimmy Breslin Way”
- City Hall in Your Borough: Mayor de Blasio, Commissioner Silver, Speaker Heastie, Borough President Diaz and Local Officials Open Orchard Beach for Summer, Highlighting $50m Investment in Restoring its Historic Pavillion
Comptroller:
- Comptroller Stringer Launches New Working Group to Maximize Diversity for NYC’s Pension Funds and Announces Diverse Practitioner Award Recipients
- $800 Billion Investor Group Launches “VOTE NO” Campaign Against Board and Executive Pay at EpiPen-Maker Mylan
- Mayor de Blasio and Comptroller Stringer Announce Plan to Cut Ties with Wells Fargo For City Deposits and Banking Transactions
- Comptroller Stringer Audit: Department of Finance Gave $4 Million in Veterans’ and School Tax Reductions to 1,500 Ineligible Property Owners
City Council:
City Agencies and Citywide:
- BP Diaz Announces LGBTQ Needs Assessment Survey
- Health Department Tells New Yorkers to “Know Before You Go” With Free Text Service for Updates About Public Beaches
- NYPD’s Crime Scene Unit using High-Tech to Solve Mysteries
- Recruit In Field Training Helps Apprehend Bank Robber
- NYPD Transit K-9 Mikey protects the subway system with partner Thomas Regnier
- Bronx Officers Build Bonds with the Community through Painting Program
- City Completes Reconstruction of 5.5 Mile Rockaway Boardwalk, Destroyed in Hurricane Sandy
This Week in New York State Government
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- This Week in New York City Government: May 24, 2017
- This Week in New York City Government: May 17, 2017
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