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“Building a recovery for all of us means creating thousands and thousands of jobs that will make our city a safer and more beautiful place to live, work, and play. That mission has never been more important. Together, we will deliver the kind of recovery that New Yorkers deserve,” Mayor de Blasio said.
By Forum Staff
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday announced the launch of the City Cleanup Corps, a New Deal-inspired economic recovery program to directly create 10,000 jobs and make New York City the cleanest, greenest city in the United States.
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Former Trump Aide and HUD Official Barred From Federal Employment for Violating Hatch Act
Former HUD official Lynne Patton with Donald Trump (Image: Twitter)
Yesterday, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) announced a settlement with Lynne Patton, the former Trump administration appointee who served as Region II Administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), where she admitted to violating the Hatch Act by using her position to produce a video about housing conditions for the Republican National Convention (RNC)..
“As a HUD employee, Patton received permission in early 2019 to temporarily live in and observe living conditions in the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). During her approximately one-month stay, Patton met residents and later leveraged one of these relationships to recruit participants to film a video that would air at the RNC. Patton wanted NYCHA residents to appear in the video to explain how their standard of living had im