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This Week in New York City Government
Mayor:
- Mayor de Blasio and DEP Announce That All 5,300 Buildings Have Discontinued Use of Most Polluting Heating Oil, Leading to Significantly Cleaner Air
- Mayor de Blasio Announces NYC Commission on Human Rights First Such Agency in Major U.S. City to Issue U and T Visa Certifications
- City Conducts 11th Annual Hope Survey
- Mayor de Blasio Signs Legislation Protecting Employees in Grocery Stores from Losing Their Jobs After an Ownership Transition
- Mayor de Blasio Announces Increased Enforcement, New Measures on Crane Safety
- Mayor Bill de Blasio, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro, Deputy Mayor Herminia Palacio, HRA Commissioner Steve Banks, Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito Kick Off 2016 Hope Count
Citywide and Borough Electeds:
- Comptroller Stringer Calls for City to Conduct Immediate Review of Security and Conditions in Commercial Hotels Used to House Homeless Individuals
- Comptroller Stringer Presents Analysis of New York City’s Preliminary FY 2017 Budget
- Comptroller Stringer Report: Soaring Costs Create Barrier to Citizenship for 670,000 Immigrant New Yorkers
- Brooklyn Borough President Adams Mobilizes Brooklynites to Donate Baby Carriers for Refugee Families Fleeing From Violence in Syria
City Agencies:
- Equity and Excellence: Chancellor Fariña Announces Progress on Reforms to Raise Achievement Across All Public Schools
- Health Department Releases Report on Hepatitis B and C Surveillance and Programs in New York City
- HPD and HDC Annouce that Affordable Housing Lotteries are Now Available in Seven Languages
- NYCEDC: NYCxDESIGN Announces Major New Initiatives for Fourth Annual Citywide Celebration of Design
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