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New York City Mayor Adams recently announced all city agencies will face budget cuts as high as 15%. Amidst terrible crime and a never-ending stream of illegal migrants committing crimes (other than the initial one of entering sans regard to our country’s rules of entry), talk of slashing the NYPD’s budget whipped into a frenzy those already whipped into a frenzy. Adams benefits from talk of the NYPD’s budget being slashed; he compels furious taxpayers to pester Albany and D.C. for more money so that he can continue having us play host.
The conundrum is Adams wants to continue welcoming illegal migrants and the only way he’s figured out how to pay for them is by punishing the furious taxpayers. Threatening to take away their first line of defense, NYPD, might do the trick. Then, he’ll hit them where it really hurts, garbage. DSNY (New York City Department of Sanitation) will be cut. This is on the heels of Adam’s moronic “Rat Czar” initiative. Former elementary school teacher and anti-rat activist, Kathleen Corradi, a recent hire, is paid $155,000 annually. The estimate of 3 million rats is about as reliable as Adams saying $12 billion dollars will cover the cost of illegal migrants. There might be qualified people to deal with this but likely none of them teach elementary school. Is Corradi working alone, with butterfly nets? How many people are on “Rat Czar’s” team and what are their salaries?
The budget cuts are to offset Mayor Adams’ welcoming with concierge service 110,000 illegal migrants and allowing the continuing the inflow. This is despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of illegal migrants will not be granted asylum. They’re seeking the Roosevelt Hotel.
Here are Adams' projected numbers. illegal migrants will cost taxpayers $12 billion dollars. The June budget for the fiscal year 2024 is $107 Billion dollars. The number of illegal migrants is wrong because there’s no plan to stop them from coming - by the time this article comes out, the number will be higher. Moreover, if Adams gets his wish and illegal migrants can vote, that’s game over, here, and everywhere else. Why would taxpayers in other cities and states send bailout money to a sanctuary city stocked with people who get to vote on things that impact Americans without having any ties to America?
Now, let’s get to a solution that is good for New York City taxpayers. Many agencies needn’t face budget cuts - they can be disbanded entirely and the ones that should go are at the bottom of the article. But first, here’s a complete list of the 153 New York City agencies:
- Actuary, NYC Office of the (NYCOA)
- Administrative Justice Coordinator, NYC Office of (AJC)
- Administrative Tax Appeals, Office of
- Administrative Trials and Hearings, Office of (OATH)
- Aging, Department for the (NYC Aging)
- Animal Welfare, NYC Mayor’s Office of
- Appointments, Mayor's Office of (MOA)
- Borough President - Bronx
- Borough President - Brooklyn
- Borough President - Manhattan
- Borough President - Queens
- Borough President - Staten Island
- Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Brooklyn Public Library (BPL)
- Buildings, Department of (DOB)
- Business Integrity Commission (BIC)
- Campaign Finance Board (CFB)
- Center for Innovation through Data Intelligence (CIDI)
- Charter Revision Commission
- Chief Medical Examiner, NYC Office of (OCME)
- Children's Services, Administration for (ACS)
- City Clerk, Office of the (CLERK)
- City Council, New York
- City Planning, Department of (DCP)
- City University of New York (CUNY)
- Citywide Administrative Services, Department of (DCAS)
- Citywide Event Coordination and Management, Office of (CECM)
- Civic Engagement Commission (CEC)
- Civil Service Commission (CSC)
- Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB)
- Commission on Gender Equity (CGE)
- Commission to Combat Police Corruption (CCPC)
- Community Affairs Unit (CAU)
- Community Boards (CB)
- Comptroller (COMP)
- Conflicts of Interest Board (COIB)
- Consumer and Worker Protection, Department of (DCWP)
- Contract Services, Mayor's Office of (MOCS)
- Correction, Board of (BOC)
- Correction, Department of (DOC)
- Counsel to the Mayor, Office of
- Criminal Justice, Mayor's Office of
- Cultural Affairs, Department of (DCLA)
- DemocracyNYC
- Design and Construction, Department of (DDC)
- District Attorney - Bronx County
- District Attorney - Kings County (Brooklyn)
- District Attorney - New York County (Manhattan)
- District Attorney - Queens County
- District Attorney - Richmond County (Staten Island)
- Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC)
- Education, Department of (DOE)
- Elections, Board of (BOE)
- Environmental Coordination, Mayor’s Office of (MOEC)
- Environmental Protection, Department of (DEP)
- Equal Employment Practices Commission (EEPC)
- Ethnic and Community Media, Mayor’s Office of (MOECM
- Finance, Department of (DOF)
- Fire Department, New York City (FDNY)
- Food Policy, Mayors Office of
- Governors Island, Trust for
- GreeNYC (GNYC)
- Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of (DOHMH)
- Homeless Services, Department of (DHS)
- Housing Authority, New York City (NYCHA)
- Housing Development Corporation (NYC HDC)
- Housing Preservation and Development, Department of (HPD)
- Housing Recovery Operations (HRO)
- Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corporation
- Human Resources Administration (HRA)
- Human Rights, City Commission on (CCHR)
- Immigrant Affairs, Mayor's Office of (MOIA)
- Independent Budget Office, NYC (IBO)
- Inspector General NYPD, Office of the
- Intergovernmental Affairs, Mayor's Office of (MOIGA)
- Investigation, Department of (DOI)
- Judiciary, Mayor's Advisory Committee on the (MACJ)
- Labor Relations, NYC Office of (OLR)
- Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC)
- Law Department (LAW)
- Library, Brooklyn Public (BPL)
- Library, New York Public (NYPL)
- Library, Queens Public (QL)
- Loft Board (LOFT)
- Mayor's Committee on City Marshals (MCCM)
- Mayor's Fund to Advance NYC (Mayor's Fund)
- Mayor's Office (OM)
- Mayor's Office Of Management and Budget, Office of (OMB)
- Mayor's Office for Economic Opportunity
- Mayor's Office for International Affairs (IA)
- Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD)
- Mayor's Office of Environmental Remediation (OER)
- Mayor's Office of Equity (MOE)
- Mayor's Office of Special Projects & Community Events (MOSPCE)
- Mayor's Office of Strategic Partnerships (OSP)
- Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV)
- Mayor's Public Engagement Unit (PEU)
- Mayor’s Office of Climate and Environmental Justice
- Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health
- Mayor’s Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE)Media and Entertainment, Mayor's Office of (MOME)
- Media, NYC
- NYC Children's Cabinet
- NYC Emergency Management
- NYC Employees' Retirement System (NYCERS)
- NYC Health + Hospital
- NYC Service
- NYC Tourism + Conventions
- NYC Young Men’s Initiative
- Office of Technology and Innovation, New York City
- Operations, Mayor's Office of (OPS)
- Parks and Recreation, Department of (DPR)
- Payroll Administration, Office of (OPA)
- Police Department, New York City (NYPD)
- Police Pension Fund (PPF)
- Prevention of Hate Crimes, Office for (OPHC)
- Probation, Department of (DOP)
- Procurement Policy Board (PPB)
- Property Tax Reform, Advisory Commission on
- Public Administrator - Bronx County (BCPA)
- Public Administrator - Kings County (KCPA)
- Public Administrator - New York County (NYCountyPA)
- Public Administrator - Queens County (QPA)
- Public Administrator - Richmond County (RCPA)
- Public Advocate (PUB ADV)
- Public Design Commission
- Public Schools, New York City
- Records and Information Services, Department of (DORIS)
- Rent Guidelines Board (RGB)
- Sales Tax Asset Receivable Corporation (STAR)
- Sanitation, Department of (DSNY)
- School Construction Authority (SCA)
- Small Business Services (SBS)
- Social Services, Department of (DSS)
- Special Commissioner of Investigation for the New York City School District
- Special Enforcement, Mayor’s Office of (OSE)
- Special Narcotics Prosecutor, NYC Office of the (SNP)
- Sports, Wellness and Recreation, Mayor's Office of (MOSWR)
- Standards and Appeals, Board of (BSA)
- TSASC, Inc.
- Talent and Workforce Development, Mayor’s Office of
- Tax Appeals Tribunal, New York City (TAT)
- Tax Commission, New York City (TC)
- Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC)
- Teachers' Retirement System of the City of New York
- Technology and Innovation, NYC Office of (OTI)
- Transitional Finance Authority, New York City (TFA)
- Transportation, Department of (DOT)
- Urban Agriculture, Mayor’s Office of
- Veterans' Services, Department of (DVS)
- Water Board (NYWB)
- Water Finance Authority, NYC Municipal (NYW)
- Youth and Community Development, Department of (DYCD)
Highlighted above are 29 out of the 153 New York City agencies that can either have their budgets seriously cut or face extinction.
Let’s start with City Council. The 51 member body has Democrat members in dereliction of duty. It isn’t merely that they champion illegal migrants and encourage domestic criminals, they spend office hours not in the office. This means they should be paid a part time salary and be entitled to less “staff.” Borough presidents are also useless - they have shown us this themselves.
The remaining New York City agencies highlighted are tainted by Communism, racism, sexism, and activism, not to mention instuments of government overreach. For example, anything with “equity” should go. We have seen the result of “equity” - it has led to the highest outmigration from New York City - ever.
If these wasteful agencies are disbanded, we can leave the NYPD and DSNY intact, at least until the next batch of illegal immigrants are ushered into a Manhattan luxury hotel.
Just cover the Big Apple's grave, already, and let's move on from this sad metropolitan suicide.