This Week in New York City Government

Mayor de Blasio:

• NYC Develops Nation’s Most Ambitious Green Infrastructure Program and Wastewater Upgrades
• First Lady Chirlane McCray Announces Partnership with Rafanelli Events to Ring in Holiday Season at Gracie Mansion
• New Tool to Combat Homelessness: Mayor de Blasio Moves to Convert Cluster Buildings Into Permanent Affordable Housing for Homeless Families
• First Lady Chirlane McCray Launches New Partnership to Promote Mental Health and Wellness in Black Communities
• Housing 2.0: Mayor de Blasio Lifts Affordable Homeownership
• New York Harbor: Healthier Than It’s Been in More Than a Century: City Develops Nation’s Most Ambitious Green Infrastructure Program and Wastewater Upgrades
• Mayor de Blasio and City Council Reach Deal on Police Search Rules

City Council

• Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, Land Use Committee Chair David Greenfield, Small Business Committee Chair Robert Cornegy and Zoning And Franchises Subcommittee Chair Donovan Richards Release Retail Diversity Plan to Support New York City’s Businesses

NYC Comptroller Stringer

• After Comptroller Stringer Audit, Department of Finance To Collect More than $9 Million in Taxpayer Dollars

Citywide

• Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) Welcomes Frederick Davie as Acting Chair
• Central Park Conservancy Names New President and CEO
• NYCEDC Selects Upper West Side Strategies as New Operator of LifeSci NYC Internship Program
• NYCEDC Announces Additional Vendors Coming to New Essex Street Market
• NYCEDC and HITLAB Announce Third Class of Digital Health Breakthrough Network
• MTA Shuttering East River Tunnel for Repairs Later This Month
• City Agrees to Pay Rikers Inmates It Forced Back Into Solitary Confinement

This Week in New York State Government

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