This Week in New York City Government

Mayor de Blasio

• City of New York Launches Global Challenge to Protect Small Businesses from Cyberattacks
• DemocracyNYC: Mayor de Blasio Announces That Nearly 900 Incarcerated Individuals and DOC Facility Visitors Have Registered to Vote
• Vision Zero: Mayor de Blasio Announces Return of “Dusk and Darkness” Safety Campaign and a New Focus on Younger Drivers
• De Blasio Administration Unveils Long Island City Investment Strategy and $180M in New Funding
• De Blasio Administration Providing Emergency Rent Relief To Student Veterans At Risk Of Eviction Due To Federal GI Bill Delays
• Mayor de Blasio, Council Speaker Johnson, Council Member Treyger and City Council Expand Interpretation Services for Election Day 2018
• Mayor de Blasio Visits The Olde Towne Of Flushing Burial Ground To Update Community On Commemorative Plaza Project

City Council

• Council Will Mandate All NYPD Officers Receive Training to Assist in Working with Sexual Assault and Harassment Victims
• Statement by Council Speaker Corey Johnson on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Proposal

NYC Comptroller Stringer

• Comptroller Stringer Reports Future Health Costs For Retired City Workers Exceed $100B
• Comptroller Stringer Releases Fiscal Year 2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
• Comptroller Stringer Calls for Action as Latinas Experience Largest Wage Gap Among Women in New York City
• Comptroller Stringer: City Continues to Short Change Minority and Women-Owned Businesses

This Week in New York State Government

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