Last updated: June 1, 2026

• Approved universal childcare for all 2-year-olds

• Restored the Office to Protect Tenants to address unsafe housing conditions

• Launched enforcement against deceptive landlord practices

• Launched programs to speed up affordable housing construction on city land

• Expanded free speech protections

• Expanded public participation in policymaking

• Street safety redesigns of: McGuinness Boulevard (Brooklyn), 31st Street (Queens), Madison Avenue (Manhattan)

• Launched enforcement against hidden junk fees and illegal subscriptions

• Restricted solitary confinement at Riker’s Island jail‍ ‍

• Strengthened safety rules at city shelters

• Approved new public restrooms in high-need areas

• Began process to cut fees on small businesses

• Approved affordable housing for formerly incarcerated people with medical needs

• Banned hotels from charging hidden junk fees

• Opened two new health clinics for young people

• Implemented new rights: delivery workers, street vendors, and rideshare workers

• Confirmed plan to disband the NYPD's Strategic Response Group‍ ‍

• Implemented new protections for survivors of sexual violence

• Lawsuits filed: predatory delivery app Motoclick and deceptive solar panel company Radiant Solar

• Lawsuits won: A&E Real Estate for tenant rights ($2M), and Uber Eats, Fantuan, and HungryPanda for worker rights ($5M + 10,000 workers reinstated)

• Invested $38M in heating for NYCHA homes

• Opened new shelter for unhoused New Yorkers

• Joined World Health Organization outbreak partnership

• Launched enforcement against predatory employment agencies, and gyms and health clubs over subscription practices

• Created multiple new legal protections from ICE enforcement

• Funded overdose prevention centers to run 24/7 during freeze

• Held hearings to gather tenant complaints and improve enforcement

• Restarted bus and bike lane projects blocked by Eric Adams

• Created a new business improvement district in Coney Island

• Launched a new affordable housing development in East Harlem

• Announced plans to improve jail and shelter conditions

• Implemented new guaranteed time off for workers

• Implemented new consumer protections for people with medical debt

• Secured the release of student Elmina Aghayeva from ICE custody

• ‍Approved $20M in new healthcare funding for parents and newborns

• Lawsuit filed: Extra Space Storage for exploiting consumers

• Lawsuit won: Splashlight for exploiting workers ($528K)

• Approved four communities for free childcare rollout in Fall 2026 ‍

• Invested $50M in historically neglected neighborhood parks

• Launched takedown blitz of sidewalk sheds

• Expanded free childcare for three-year-olds in dozens of areas

• Secured the release of Leqaa Kordia from ICE custody

• Filled over 7,000 potholes in one day

• Reduced speed limit in hundreds of school zones

• Required NYPD to speed up bodycam footage release

• Created tools to make property expansion easier for homeowners

• Ended harsh criminal enforcement against cyclists for minor offenses

• Launched the Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs

• Launched the Office of Street Vendor Services

• Launched the Office of Community Safety

• Expanded the $80M NYC Future Fund for small businesses

• Launched initiative to help people displaced by fires and other disasters

• Safety and transport redesigns: Bronx crosstown streets and the Brooklyn Bridge entrance

• Expanded job training program to include incarcerated people

• Launched undergrad scholarship program for city employees

• Approved free on-site childcare pilot program for city employees

• Opened new electric vehicle charging stations

• Invested $108M to improve sewer performance

• Lawsuits filed: Instant Recovery Corp. for illegal business activity and QSR Management for abusing worker rights

• Lawsuits won: abusive landlord Seth Miller ($2.1M) and abusive employers Salz Group and Theory

• Approved the first city-owned grocery store location in La Marqueta, Harlem‍ ‍

• Secured a pied-à-terre tax targeting $5M+ luxury second homes

• Announced opening of seven new early childhood centers

• Launched the Office of Deed Theft Prevention

• Blocked a bill threatening free speech and the right to protest

• Launched new online childcare resources

• Completed $24M compost and snow infrastructure project

• Released a framework for racial equity citywide

• Opened a medical housing outpost to reduce Riker’s jail population

• Launched the Office of Curb Management

• Opened the nation’s first hub for delivery workers

• Street safety redesign of: Flatbush Avenue, Grand Army Plaza, Linden Boulevard (Brooklyn), and Park Avenue (Manhattan)

• Reduced insurance cost for affordable housing

• Expanded trash containerization to new areas

• Invested in green jobs and green infrastructure

• Announced free match viewings for the World Cup

• Launched Organize NYC initiative to engage public in rent freeze vote

• Invested $95M in anti-flood infrastructure in Brooklyn

• Opened applications for free on-site childcare program for city employees

• Lawsuit won: exploitative delivery app HungryPanda ($875K)