New this morning: council staffer Rafael Rubio has been granted asylum, says @SpeakerMenin
“After seven months of uncertainty, anxiety, and fear, Rafael can finally have some peace of mind knowing that he can continue to live and work here where he belongs,” Menin said
“It’s Very Crowded” On Roosevelt Island Tram Says @SpeakerMenin While Being Interviewed On Variety Of Local Issues Today. Watch Video Q&A On Tram Overcrowding, Future Residential Development, Steam Plant Demolition Safety & Fair Fares Coming To Tram https://t.co/SI3vKdiAOj
New Yorkers should be able to get around without fear of being harmed by illegal e-bikes, e-motos, or e-scooters.
Thanks to the work of @SpeakerMenin and @NYCCouncil, we're working towards a safer city for all New Yorkers.
"Every New Yorker deserves to move around our city freely and safely, regardless of how they get around," City Council Speaker Julie Menin said. https://t.co/t9lMWEceV8
Every New Yorker deserves to move around our city freely and safely, regardless of how they get around.
But too many people have been seriously injured or killed in crashes involving illegal e-bikes, e-motos, and e-scooters.
That’s why the @NYCCouncil is launching a comprehensive review of where existing laws can be stronger enforced, and what additional solutions are needed to keep New Yorkers safe.
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We have been honored to host dozens of these journalists at City Hall this summer.
Programming note: Just recorded an interesting conversation with @SpeakerMenin about economic development, public health, charter revision proposals, & much more.
Coming Thursday morning to Max Politics wherever you get podcasts.
On the heels of an emotional City Council hearing on legislation to ban hansom cabs in Central Park, City Council Speaker Julie Menin on Thursday said the bill should be "beefed up" to include stronger job protections for carriage horse industry workers. https://t.co/2lLx3bTc0u
.@SpeakerMenin on Good Day on @fox5ny says the Department of Education has now turned over details of 200 contracts to the City Council - “and Chancellor Samuels has committed to sharing the remainder of the 583 requested contracts by next Wednesday.”
New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin becomes the first sitting Council speaker to publicly back the proposal to phase out horse-drawn carriage rides in Central Park: https://t.co/RyWduZwfLx