This Week in the New York City Government: February 14, 2025
Mayor Adams
- Mayor Adams Announces Back-to-Back Record-Breaking Years Creating Affordable, Supportive Housing in Calendar Year 2024
- Mayor Adams’ Statement Following Meeting with Border Czar Tom Homan
- Mayor Adams Announces City Health Department Precautions After Birds Test Positive for Bird Flu
- Mayor Adams Announces Tentative Agreement Between Council of School Supervisors and Administrators and Day Care Council of New York to Deliver Raises for Child Care Administrators
- Mayor Adams and Commissioner Mayuga Kick Off Tax Season, Urge New Yorkers to Sign Up for Free Tax Preparation Services and Get Money Back in Their Pockets
- Mayor Adams Announces $2 Million Investment to Build and Expand Apprenticeships Across Diverse Sectors
City Council
- Joint Statement from Speaker Adrienne Adams, Immigration Committee Chair Alexa Avilés, and Criminal Justice Committee Chair Sandy Nurse on Mayor Adams’ Cooperation with ICE to Subvert City Laws
- New York City Council Votes to Improve Department of Correction’s Responses to Incidents of Sexual Violence Against Staff & People Detained in City Jails
- NYC Council Committees Vote to Approve Arrow Linen Rezoning to Deliver New Affordable Housing in Brooklyn
- Statement from Speaker Adrienne Adams, Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala, and Immigration Committee Chair Alexa Avilés on Newly Revealed City Hall Memo with Unclear Guidance for City Workers on Interactions with Federal Immigration Officials
Comptroller Lander
- Comptroller Lander Reveals Only 40 Out of 3,500 Restaurants Have Received Outdoor Dining Permits Ahead of the Program’s April 1 Start
- Statement from NYC Comptroller Lander on the Trump Administration’s Illegal Reversal of FEMA Funding
- New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, Public Advocate Williams, Rev. Al Sharpton, Pension Fund and Investment Leaders Celebrate “Emerging Managers Week” and Commit to Staying the Course on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Despite Federal Attacks and Misinformation
- New York by the Numbers No. 98: Monthly Economic and Fiscal Outlook
