NEW YORK (WABC) — New York City Council will hold a hearing to discuss the Mamdani administration’s response to recent snowstorms.
The hearing was originally scheduled for this past Monday, but was postponed due to the historic blizzard that hit the Tri-State area.
Officials will answer questions about the city’s snow removal operations.
Lawmakers are also expected to focus on accessibility concerns during the storm that hit the city in January.
Acting Sanitation Commissioner Javier Lojan is expected to testify.
Meantime, all streets on Staten Island have now received one pass from a plow post snow. Some need more, especially dead ends and bus lanes, and the work is continuing.
The Sanitation Department says it made big progress on Forest Avenue and promises the St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be great.
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Trash collection: Resumed Wednesday at 6 p.m., with delays expected due to volume.
Recycling: Resumes next Monday.
Alternate side parking: Suspended through the end of the week.
Libraries and city buildings: Fully open
New Yorkers can look up the last time their street was plowed at nyc.gov/plownyc.
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