Mayor de Blasio believes all New Yorkers deserve a chance to succeed in the greatest city on earth. That means every child gets a quality education, every community is safe, and every New Yorker has an affordable place to call home. The th Mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, came into office in determined to ensure that this city remains a place for everyone. Since assuming office in , the de Blasio administration has developed and executed transformative initiatives including Pre-K for All; Paid Sick Leave; neighborhood policing; IDNYC; and Housing New York, the largest, most ambitious affordable housing plan in the nation.
Student test scores are up citywide and the graduation rate has never been higher. A five-borough economy has emerged, with a record number of jobs. New York is building or preserving affordable apartments at a pace not seen in decades and the city is ahead of its commitment to cut greenhouse emissions 80 percent by But there is much more to do and Mayor de Blasio has pledged to work tirelessly to make this the fairest big city in America.
This includes deepening neighborhood policing and further reducing crime; adding 3-K to our school system; increasing the original affordable housing goals by , apartments; and creating , good-paying jobs.
That blood on the hands starts at City Hall in the office of the mayor. I will simply say I think what [Lynch] said was a mistake, and it was wrong. De Blasio also called for a cessation of protests in the city until after the funerals of Ramos and Liu, saying, "It's a time for everyone to put aside political debates, put aside protests, put aside all of the things we will talk about in due time. A February poll of 6, members of the New York Patrolmen's Benevolent Association PBA found that 96 percent of respondents saw a worsening relationship between the police and the public.
Eighty-nine percent of participants said they would leave the department for improved salaries elsewhere in the region and 86 percent were less likely to recommend jobs in the department to family members than they were two years ago. These results are automatically generated from Google. Ballotpedia does not curate or endorse these articles. Bill de Blasio - Google News. What's on my ballot? Elections in How to vote How to run for office Ballot measures.
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