Every day, everywhere I go — whether it’s at a town hall, on the streets, or when participating in an interview — I hear about the quality-of-life issues that affect New Yorkers’ daily lives. I am proud of the progress we have made bringing down crime and violence over the last three and a half years — and equally proud of our efforts to improve quality of life all across the five boroughs because that is what New Yorkers see and feel every day in our city.
Over the next week, we will complete the deployment of the NYPD’s Quality of Life Teams — or “Q-Teams” — to every precinct across New York City to address the everyday issues that degrade life in our city, including noise, parking, encampments, public drug use, and more. We are also working to expand our response to these quality-of-life concerns with the “End the Culture of Anything Goes” campaign.
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Op-Ed | Quality of life and ending the culture of ‘anything goes’