Mayor Adams Expands NYPD: Prioritizing Public Safety Now
This strategic initiative marks a significant pivot in the city's approach to law enforcement and public safety following years of declining police presence and rising crime rates.
The vast majority of New Yorkers want more police officers on their streets and in their subways
The plan includes bringing in an additional 5,000 uniformed officers over the next three years, with phased recruitment starting as early as July 2026. Currently, the NYPD is experiencing its largest recruitment drive in nearly two decades, with recent classes seeing almost 3,000 recruits.
This new recruitment push is not only a response to rising crime but also a recognition that public safety must be prioritized for the wellbeing of all New Yorkers.
Author's summary: Mayor Adams expands NYPD to prioritize public safety.
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