NYC's Quality of Life Upgrade: A City on the Rise

The Adams administration is focusing on improving the quality of life for all New Yorkers, tackling both large-scale projects and everyday issues.

Pothole Paradise No More

NYC has filled a record-breaking 500,000 potholes since the start of the current administration, a significant improvement compared to previous years. This success is due to faster response times to 311 complaints (under two days!) and increased investment in preventative paving. If you spot a pothole, remember to report it via 311!

Cleaner Streets, Healthier City

To combat the issue of overflowing trash bags, 70% of the city's garbage must now be placed in sealed bins. Starting January 2nd, summonses will be issued to those who violate this rule. This initiative aims to reduce street clutter, improve sanitation, and tackle rat infestations.

Fifth Avenue's Grand Makeover

A $150 million investment will transform Fifth Avenue between Bryant Park and Central Park, widening sidewalks to enhance pedestrian experience and boost local businesses. This is a part of the city's wider plan to create more pedestrian-friendly spaces.

A City on the Move

These initiatives are part of a larger commitment to creating a more livable and affordable NYC. By addressing everyday issues and implementing long-term solutions, the city is striving to ensure a better future for all New Yorkers.