Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4
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Down here in New York City, the Department of Transportation actually finished paving a street and an ADA ramp today—interestingly enough, the contract for the bitumen was finalized just last month.
I was also catching up with my brother-in-law, who works over at City Hall, and he mentioned how much better things have been since the new administration took office.
The old days of being treated like uneducated peasants by leadership are gone; instead, there’s this newfound sense of professionalism—an actual effort to support employees even when they mess up.
My neighbors, who are constantly pestering local boards, are honestly stunned—not just because someone finally answers their calls, but because requests that sat gathering dust for years are actually being handled.
I feel for those of you who are still feeling disillusioned, truly, but things are moving in the right direction despite all the pushback—and the citizens are definitely starting to notice.
I was also catching up with my brother-in-law, who works over at City Hall, and he mentioned how much better things have been since the new administration took office.
The old days of being treated like uneducated peasants by leadership are gone; instead, there’s this newfound sense of professionalism—an actual effort to support employees even when they mess up.
My neighbors, who are constantly pestering local boards, are honestly stunned—not just because someone finally answers their calls, but because requests that sat gathering dust for years are actually being handled.
I feel for those of you who are still feeling disillusioned, truly, but things are moving in the right direction despite all the pushback—and the citizens are definitely starting to notice.