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"Its Critical": Police Departments Across US Struggling With Staffing Shortages - Vimarsana News

"Its Critical": Police Departments Across US Struggling With Staffing Shortages

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Lack of transparency hampers efforts to improve NYC property tax - Vimarsana News

Lack of transparency hampers efforts to improve NYC property tax

For condos alone, faulty methods shift nearly $300 million in annual property taxes from the top 10%, by value, to the remaining 90%.

Eric Adams to be sworn in as mayor during Times Square NYE celebration - Vimarsana News

Eric Adams to be sworn in as mayor during Times Square NYE celebration

“I am deeply humbled to officially take the oath of office at this iconic occasion, and to participate in the transfer of leadership that is a cornerstone of our democracy,” the former New York police captain said in a statement.

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NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams names tech officer and efficiency czar - Vimarsana News

NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams names tech officer and efficiency czar

Adams, who made the announcement outside Rockefeller Center, said Melanie LaRocca will serve as his chief efficiency officer and Matt Fraser will be his CTO.LaRocca, who currently serves as Mayor de Blasio’s Buildings Department commissioner, will oversee cost-cutting measures known as the Program to Eliminate the Gaps, or PEGs, which are geared at finding budget bloat and reducing it. The program’s use was common during former Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s administration, but less so during de Blasio’s tenure.