Mar 10, 2023
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City Hall, New York, March 10, 2023 Deputy Mayor Philip Banks III, Public Safety: First, I’d like to recognize a few individuals. The first individual is Ana Bermúdez. She was assigned or appointed to the Department of Probation as a commissioner in 2014, and she was retained by Mayor Eric Adams in this administration. Under her leadership, the agency continued to progress and meet the needs and challenges of its clients. When she retired, she left some big shoes to fill. Fortunately, there are people in this administration who have big shoes. The void was filled temporarily by Michael Forte, [Read More]
Dec 31, 2022
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Times Square, New York, USA, December 30, 2022 – Mayor Eric Adams with NYPD, FDNY Officials at the New Years’ Eve Security Presser Today December 30, 2022, at Times Square in New York City. Photo: Luiz Rampelotto/EuropaNewswire Times Square, New York, USA, December 30, 2022 Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell: Thank you, Mr. Mayor, and good afternoon everyone. Thank you for being here and happy New Year. As with every major event the NYPD prepares for, planning surrounding this event began right after the confetti dropped on January 1st. Always involved in these conversations is the FDNY and all of our [Read More]
Apr 2, 2021
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New York, March 17, 2021: Mayor Bill de Blasio: Good morning, everybody. And Happy St. Patrick’s Day to everyone. I want to talk about the celebration this morning, which was very powerful and filled with hope. But before I get into that, I’ve got to talk about something really troubling and something I think for so many New Yorkers is causing them a lot of pain and a lot of fear right now – the horrible attacks in Atlanta, the murders of innocent people simply because they were Asian American. We have to be clear that what we saw here [Read More]
