Christina L. Farrell

Commissioner, @nycemergencymgt. True blue Bruce fan, UNC basketball disciple, and St. Francis Prep, @UNC mom.

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

As #AtlanticHurricaneSeason begins, please take a few minutes to check if you live in a coastal storm evacuation zone and follow @NotifyNYC for emergency updates. #knowyourzone

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

🚨 June 1 marks the first day of Hurricane Season!

Do you know what that means? It's time to get prepared! Make sure you know your evacuation zone, have an emergency plan in place, and stock up on essential supplies before a storm is on the way.

Hear from Council Member Joann Ariola @joannariola32 as she shares important tips on how to stay prepared and keep your family safe this hurricane season.

https://t.co/CmYOF3EBTs

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

@Lynn4NYC 💙❤️💜💛💚🧡

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

May was a busy month at @nycemergencymgt ! And we’re just getting started. 💪💪💪

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

Thanks to the @nycemergencymgt team on site at the #IsraelDayParade working in partnership with the other public safety agencies and keeping New Yorkers informed via @NotifyNYC

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

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[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

This month, @NotifyNYC turned another year older.

For years, NotifyNYC has helped New Yorkers stay informed during emergencies and unexpected events across the five boroughs.

But did you know NotifyNYC can also help you:

Locate cooling centers during extreme heat

Stay informed about major transit disruptions before they derail your commute

Learn about road closures, parades, races, demonstrations, and major events that may impact your neighborhood

Plan around utility disruptions and restoration updates

Get the latest air quality alerts for wildfire smoke and other environmental hazards

And much, much more!

The best birthday gift is more New Yorkers signed up, informed, and prepared.

Text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 to get started.

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

Beautiful day in the neighborhood today! #DUMBO

[Amtrak Northeast @AmtrakNECAlerts]

Travel Update: Due to unforeseen track and signal maintenance resulting from a now extinguished fire in the New York area, Train 181 is canceled. Customers are encouraged to rebook the next available service. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

[NJ TRANSIT @NJTRANSIT]

1 of 2: UPDATE / Due to Amtrak overhead wire damage resulting from an earlier Amtrak track car fire in one of the Hudson River Tunnels, NJ TRANSIT rail service is suspended between Penn Station New York & Newark Penn Station. Midtown Direct service is being diverted to Hoboken.

[NJ TRANSIT @NJTRANSIT]

(1/2) Due to an Amtrak track car fire in one of the Hudson River Tunnels, NJ TRANSIT rail service is suspended into and out of Penn Station New York.

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

Please check your commute before leaving this am. Multiple delays at Penn Station.

[NYCEM - Notify NYC @NotifyNYC]

Fire Department Activity: @Amtrak and @NJTRANSIT is suspended in both directions between NYC Penn Station and Newark Penn Station. For more information, please visit https://t.co/vnPCa7vg4G and https://t.co/xStOeKHByQ. Multilingual & ASL Link: https://t.co/Z57h8ll8kC

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

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[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

🧡💙🩶 #KnicksNation #knicks

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

Congrats to the Cleveland Cavaliers!

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

@nycemergencymgt 💚💚💚

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

Minor miracle that the teenagers got up early to put up flags for #MemorialDay at Francis Lewis Park. Remembering everyone who made the supreme sacrifice today. ❤️🙏🇺🇸

[Juliet Papa @winsjuliet]

On this day in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge opens.

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

New Yorkers shouldn’t have to worry every time it rains. Ahead of this weekend’s storms, City workers have been out across all five boroughs clearing and inspecting catch basins in flood-prone neighborhoods.

Today I joined @NYCWater in Bushwick to clear a catch basin overflowing with debris and litter on Knickerbocker Avenue, one of the areas hit hardest by Wednesday’s storm.

If you see a clogged catch basin, call 311.

And if you’re able, help your neighbors by clearing leaves or litter from nearby grates before the rain arrives.

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

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[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

.@NotifyNYC Basement Alerts are designed to warn those living in basement apartments about life-threatening weather conditions. For a limited time, New Yorkers can skip the usual sign-up process for receiving Basement Alerts by filling out this simple form: https://t.co/VJU7qoP9vo

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

Rainy weather is expected starting today across NYC, with the steadiest rain this afternoon through tonight. Around 1 to 2 inches of rain is possible through the weekend, with brief heavier showers that may cause localized street flooding.

Use caution if traveling, allow extra time, and never drive through flooded streets.

Stay updated by subscribing to @NotifyNYC: https://t.co/lFTLm18n6E

Tips on getting ready before storms and rainfall: https://t.co/3t3I1pb2xQ

[Christina L. Farrell @calfarrell]

We will continue to show up for our fellow New Yorkers, whatever the emergency.

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

City agencies and nonprofit partners remained active in Hollis, Queens today, continuing recovery operations following this week's flooding.

An interagency meeting was held today with representatives from @NYCSanitation, @NYCWater, @NYPDnews, @redcrossny, NYCEM, community board members, and neighborhood residents to coordinate ongoing response efforts and identify outstanding community needs.

The Department of Sanitation continued cleanup operations throughout the neighborhood, with crews replacing filled dumpsters with empty ones as residents work to remove debris from their homes and properties. DSNY personnel are providing on-site assistance to residents engaged in the cleanup, and additional debris pickups and street cleaning are scheduled in the coming days. The Department of Environmental Protection is also clearing catch basins ahead of rain expected this weekend.

American Red Cross has canvassed the neighborhood, identifying residents who may need assistance and connecting them to available services. Volunteer teams will deploy on Sunday to conduct muck-and-gut work (removing mud, debris, and water-damaged building materials from flooded homes so they can dry out and prevent mold growth). This work is being coordinated with nonprofit partners including the American Red Cross and @NYDISnet, with a focus on supporting seniors and other vulnerable residents.

For all New Yorkers affected by the storm on Wednesday, report damage at https://t.co/kqwS0U0sTr and file a 311 service request for any conditions that need a city response. Both help us help you.