This administration has invested $1.2 Billion in stormwater flood mitigation efforts to protect New Yorkers. Over 200 FloodNet sensors around the city now provide real-time updates on flooding, helping everyone stay safe and informed during storm events. www.floodhelpny.org/

“I help people find what they’re looking for — maybe it’s the marriage certificate of their great-grandparents or an old court record — and then I help them interpret it,” says Kenneth Cobb, Assistant Commissioner of @nycrecords. Thank you for 40+ years! on.nyc.gov/3MJRrHp

Help plan for the future of Jamaica, Queens! On 10/5, stop by 89-60 164th St for a public planning session as we continue our work to bring more homes, jobs, & enhanced infrastructure to Jamaica, Queens. RSVP: jamaicaplan.nyc pic.twitter.com/JXT9ze7lN…

TGIF! Like any New Yorker, few things make Jason more angry than unsafe/messy worksites💀 If you suspect that conditions on a construction site are unsafe, contact @nyc311 and DOB personnel will be routed to the scene to investigate! #FridayThe13th #JasonTakesManhattan

Yesterday, Council Members held a rally at City Hall in support of legislation passed yesterday to establish municipal efforts to study and address the legacy of slavery in NYC, including how city government can advance remedies to repair its resulting racial injustices.

Have you heard about NYCEM's Strengthening Communities Program? 💪🧑🧑🧒🧒🌐 The Strengthening Communities offers grants to community networks to build their emergency preparedness plan and support local community resources.  For National Preparedness Month, we’re offering…

Soon, we will gather in New York for the #SummitOfTheFuture, an opportunity to revitalize our shared commitment to the future. Join 🇩🇰 Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, and world leaders for a countdown ⬇ sotfglobalcall.org/

Now, here’s something to sing about! 🎵 Last year, 369 of the organizations we supported through the Cultural Development Fund provided education programming to our city’s K-12 students! #ArtsInEducationWeek @NYCSchools

Led by Superintendent Adrienne A. Harris, DFS seeks to build a health care system that is more accessible and more equitable for all New Yorkers, including those historically underserved and marginalized. See how DFS has established a framework for health equity in New York. pic.twitter.com/VKlXUEoTJ…

Israel Zephaniah is a real stormwater hero! Israel and his team keep NYC flowing by clearing out litter and debris that finds its way into our catch basins. You can do your part by always putting your garbage where it belongs — in the trash! #NYToughest💪 pic.twitter.com/HA8nA3tJ3…

#BREAKING: Tom Donlon has been sworn as Interim Police Commissioner of the #NYPD. Congratulations, @NYPDPC!

Hispanic Heritage Month starts on Sunday! On Monday 9/16, celebrate the rich diversity of Latino culture & its contribution to our community, in Times Square, the heart of the most diverse city in the world & the backdrop to many celebrations. More: LatinosinTimesSquare.org

Earlier this week, Division of Human Rights Commissioner Denise M. Miranda, Esq. & Executive Deputy Commissioner Shannon Cantiello met with @NYS_Secretary & DOS Director of Government Relations Justin Cartwright to discuss the agencies' joint work to further fair housing.

Another project from the Staten Island North Shore Action Plan underway! On the one-year anniversary of the action plan, we broke ground on 12 acres of interconnected public open space on the New Stapleton Waterfront Site. Learn more: edc.nyc/press-release/ada…

Tomasz Sobania on 9/15 in 🗽 Central Park will start his Run Across America, planning reach LA via Washington, Chicago, Route 66. During his journey he will run 125 marathons (total: 5200 km). It was a pleasure to host him at the Consulate and listen about his passion and plans.

As enforcement of unlicensed smoke shops has increased in NYC, IBO continues to update our forecast for cannabis revenue. Join us to hear IBO's testimony on cannabis enforcement at the @NYCCouncil Oversight hearing on September 17th at 10am.