Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani

@mayor.nyc.gov

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Fighting every day to deliver a city that working New Yorkers can actually afford. Mayor of New York City.

Lina Khan speaks at a podium in the City Hall rotunda.
Tony Shorris speaks at a podium in the City Hall rotunda.
Mayor Mamdani meets with FDNY Squad 8 members on Staten Island.
We mourn the loss of Sgt. Angel Rampersad, an Ozone Park native who was killed at a military base in Jordan while serving our country. Sgt. Rampersad's courage and sacrifice will be remembered not just in Queens, but across all five boroughs. My deepest condolences are with her family, loved ones, and all those grieving this profound loss. For so many New Yorkers, wars overseas are never distant — they are felt here at home. The sacrifices made by service members and their families are a constant reminder of this.  We are forever grateful for their service and will work every day to honor it.
New Yorkers, tomorrow the city will experience multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms, with the strongest storms and greatest risk in the late afternoon and evening. Please exercise caution. Go inside if there's thunder, heavy rain, or strong winds. If you live in a basement apartment, know your exits and be ready to move to a higher floor if heavy rain begins. City agencies are prepared to respond, but we need everyone to be careful out there. Sign up for emergency alerts by texting NOTIFYNYC to 692-692.
What occurred outside 26 Federal Plaza this morning was deeply disturbing. I'm relieved no one was seriously injured and that a suspect is in custody. My team is in touch with the NYPD and we will support the federal investigation. Our administration will continue to ensure that every New Yorker is safe in their city — and hold accountable any who threaten that.
Black text on white page that reads: New Yorkers: the first wave of storms has passed over our city, but we're not in the clear. Two more rounds of rain and thunderstorms are expected tonight, the first beginning around 6 p.m. and the second closer to midnight. Please continue to exercise caution. If rainfall becomes heavy, winds are strong, or you hear thunder, head indoors immediately. Your city is prepared. @NYCWater has doubled its rain patrols today and is working alongside @NYC_DOT and @NYCSanitation to keep catch basins clear and water moving off our streets as quickly as possible. Our Downed Tree Task Force, Tow Truck Task Force, and High Water Rescue Teams are on alert and ready to respond wherever they're needed. If you see a downed tree or a clogged catch basin, report it to @nyc311. If you are trapped by rising water or in immediate danger, call 911 immediately.
Mayor Mamdani visits Project ECHO.
Mayor Mamdani visits Project ECHO.
Mayor Mamdani visits Project ECHO.
Hands hold dominoes on a wooden table.
City Council Member Alexa Avilés and Assemblymember Marcela Mitaynes stand with mayor Mamdani at a podium at a senior center.
Mayor Mamdani dances with a woman and a senior center
Faster Buses for Central Brooklyn More than 150k daily riders rely on Central Brooklyn’s bus corridors, but buses often crawl at just 5mph. We’re bringing bus rapid transit to these streets, cutting commutes by up to 6 minutes and giving New Yorkers what matters most: time.
We’re speeding up 175 bus routes across NYC. And we’re starting in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
CBS Headline reads: DHS could weigh immigrants’ use of Medicaid, food and housing help in green card decisions
We listened to thousands of nyc renters. Now we’re taking on their rental ripoffs.
Mayor Mamdani and NYC parks campers play soccer indoors in a gymnasium.
New Yorkers detained on Rikers Island clap at a World Cup watch party.
Mayor Mamdani greets detainees in Rikers Island jail for a World Cup watch party.
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Black text on white page that reads as follows: City government is doing everything in our power to keep our city safe this flooding season — that includes giving New Yorkers the tools and tricks they need to keep their homes safe. I was grateful to join the NYC Department of Water Protection to distribute flood kits to New Yorkers in East Elmhurst, Queens, a neighborhood hit hard by Hurricane Ida in 2021. DEP is hosting Flood Prep Town Halls throughout the summer. Find one near you for practical guidance, free flood kits, and updates on how we’re investing in critical infrastructure to make our communities more resilient.
Mayor Mamdani greets a student.
We’re investing $67.5 M to bring more special-ed pre-k to schools across NYC.
The World Cup is almost over, but there is more fun to be had.
Proud that New York is one of 12 states suing to stop Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. This is not a merger that serves the public. It would hand one company nearly a third of the movies and cable channels Americans watch, raise prices for streaming and cable, endanger the livelihoods of thousands of New York artists and entertainment workers, and threaten to shutter theaters across our city. New York's workers helped build this industry. They should not be sacrificed for the sake of further corporate consolidation.
Mayor Mamdani races on a Go Kart.
Mayor Mamdani speaks at the PIT Crew press conference.
Mayor Mamdani races by in a Go Kart.
Sidewalk Style: sidewalk shed’s major makeover.
Say goodbye to subscription traps. Mamdani and Deputy Mayor Julie Su stand at a podium.
Mayor Mamdani loses to Diniece in Mario Kart.
I am heartbroken for the family of the man who was killed last night at a basketball tournament in Harlem. This senseless violence must stop. New Yorkers deserve to spend the summer watching and playing sports, attending community events, and enjoying our public spaces — places where families, friends and neighbors joyfully gather, not where people are at risk of becoming victims to gun violence. 

We are working closely with our community partners to provide services to those affected and the entire community. Our administration is using every lever across agencies to prevent further violence and ensure all New Yorkers can safely enjoy the city this summer.
Meet Sara. Sara was born in Cabo Verde and felt distant from her community after moving abroad. But when she started hosting World Cup watch parties at her Bed-Stuy cafe, everything changed. “It was an instant family connection.”
Mayor Mamdani smiles.
Mayor Mamdani and others ceremonially break ground at 2 WTC.
Mayor Mamdani speaks at a podium.
Mayor Mamdani listens to a roundtable of home-based child care providers.
Lillian Roberts dedicated her life to working people. From the hospital floor to the front lines of the labor movement with DC 37, she fought for the dignity of public workers with extraordinary courage and demanded that all City workers be treated with respect. Lillian helped build a stronger, more just New York, and generations of union members are better off because of her leadership. We mourn her passing and honor a life spent in service to others. May her memory be a blessing.
NYC, we are seeing some strong thunderstorms rolling in this afternoon through the evening. Here's what you can do to stay safe: - Go inside if the rain is heavy, the winds are strong, or you hear thunder. - Exercise caution while traveling. - Stay extra vigilant if you live in a basement apartment or flood-prone neighborhood. - If you live in a basement, sign up for special alerts at on.nyc.gov/basements. - Sign up for emergency alerts by texting NOTIFYNYC to 692-692
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo llamó a Houston su hogar durante 35 años. El martes, un agente de ICE le disparó y lo mató. Su familia se enteró por un video antes de que alguien tuviera la decencia de tocar a su puerta y avisarles. La Ciudad de Nueva York está del lado de la familia Salgado y exige una investigación completa e independiente. A ellos, y a cada familia inmigrante que hoy vive con miedo en esta ciudad: no están solos. Compartimos su dolor y seguiremos a su lado hasta que haya justicia. Es hora de abolir ICE.
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo called Houston home for 35 years. On Tuesday, an ICE agent shot and killed him. His family learned of his death from a video before anyone bothered to knock on their door. New York City stands with the Salgado family in demanding a full, independent investigation and real accountability. To the Salgado family and any immigrant family in this city living in fear: we grieve with you and we will continue to stand beside you in the pursuit of justice. Abolish ICE.
A Mario Kart character universe graphic, but instead of Mario and Luigi on their racers it’s Mayor Mamdani and a DOT employee on MTA buses.
Black text on a white page that reads: For working New Yorkers, every minute matters. But for too long, our buses have been stuck in traffic instead of keeping pace with the city that never sleeps.  Today, I'm proud to unveil Next Step — our roadmap to faster, more reliable bus service across all five boroughs. We'll increase bus speeds by up to 20%, and save riders as much as six minutes on their daily commute. We're also expanding accessible bus stops, adding more shelters and seating, strengthening bus lane enforcement, improving real-time arrival information, and building the next generation of bus corridors with protected bus lanes, greener streets, and faster, more frequent service. Every minute a New Yorker spends waiting for a late bus is time away from family, work, school, or rest. This plan is about giving people that time back, and building a city that works better for the people who keep it running.
Mayor Mamdani listens to a man speaking at a roundtable of Muslim community leaders.
Two images. Top image: A woman stands and speaks to Muslim community leaders at City Hall. Bottom image: A man stands and speaks to Muslim community leaders at City Hall.