NEW YORK — Mayor Adams continues to push for more to be done in the five boroughs, and now he wants to tell you all about it himself.
On Monday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a new initiative to communicate directly with New Yorkers about updates from the administration and the services the administration has unlocked for city residents.
Those who sign up will receive digital communications directly from Mayor Adams with information on new initiatives and policies, local events and more.
“If we’re launching a new program that New Yorkers care about, that can put money in their pockets or improve the quality of life, I’ll make sure New Yorkers hear about it firsthand,” Mayor Adams said. “We’ve accomplished a lot in our first year, from expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to making quality child care affordable for all New Yorkers and more. But none of those achievements mean anything if New Yorkers don’t know about them and aren’t using them. That changes now.”
The Adams administration set out a number of key priorities for 2023, including ensuring that New Yorkers can access the services the administration has secured for them in 2022.
A select list of some of the administration’s 2022 victories for New Yorkers is available online.
The initiative announced today will send information about initiatives like the Earned Income Tax Credit and more directly into New Yorkers’ inboxes, making sure all eligible City residents can take advantage of them.
“Today’s announcement [lunes] is yet another example of how Mayor Adams harnesses the power of technology to make the city work better for New Yorkers,” said Jonathan Salomons, executive director of the Mayor’s Office of Innovation and Emerging Markets. “We will use all the tools at our disposal to provide New Yorkers with the information they need about the services they deserve.”
Registration for Mayor’s Office Updates is Open here.
