NYC Mayor Eric Adams uses 2025 State of the City to lay out ambitious agenda
Preparing to run for re-election, Mayor Eric Adams used his annual State of the City speech to lay out an ambitious agenda for making the city safer, more affordable and getting New Yorkers suffering with severe mental illness off the streets.
Takeaways from Eric Adams’ 2025 State of the City speech
Adams delivered his fourth State of the City speech at the historic Apollo theater in Harlem, seeking to tout his accomplishments and shore up support as he kicks off the last year of his first time in office – one that will see him facing a competitive reelection battle and standing trial on federal corruption charges. Here are our main takeaways.
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