State of the City: NYC recovering but still short of housing, health goals

A focus on diversity in health care

The mayor promised to rezone Midtown, provide health care for the homeless and ratchet up MWBE contracts

BY NICK GARBER

Mayor Eric Adams outlined what he called a “working people’s agenda” in his State of the City address ursday, headlined by plans to rezone part of Midtown for more housing, provide free health care to people in shelters and boost city contracts for minority- and woman-owned business enterprises to $25 billion by the 2026 scal year. e address included pledges to expand composting to all ve boroughs, launch an “apprenticeship accelerator” to build workforce skills

State of the City: NYC recovering but still short of housing, health goals

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