On May 1, 2025, NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced a $115.1 billion Executive Budget for FY26, emphasizing public safety, police funding, and education. The budget aims to bolster community resources with funding for affordable housing, street cleaning, and educational initiatives like universal after-school programs for K-5 students. Significant allocations are made for mental health services and reentry programs for formerly incarcerated individuals. With a focus on public safety, Adams aims to increase the NYPD to 35,000 officers, while also committing to social services that address homelessness and support families, reflecting a comprehensive approach to city welfare.
The budget addresses the urgent needs of families and communities across New York City, emphasizing the importance of public safety, affordable housing, and quality education.
Our administration is unwavering in our commitment to hire more police officers while also investing in community health and social services to help those in need.
This proposed spending plan showcases our dedication to equitable access to education, housing, and social services, ensuring that no New Yorker is left behind.
With initiatives like 'After-School for All', we are prioritizing student care and support beyond classroom hours, enhancing the community's commitment to family and child welfare.
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