City Report Showcase

As we entered 2021, the year brought optimism as Philadelphia began to reopen and our workers and residents entered a new and different world. The City gained ground on controlling …

The City of New York incarcerates approximately 200 adolescents (16- and 17-year-olds) and 1,100 young adults (18- through 21-year-olds). The New York City Department of Correction is a national leader …

The Office of the Public Advocate sees a vision for schools and community safety that centers New York City’s children and families—schools that heal and address trauma, and that center …

The 2019 HIV Epidemiology Annual Report presents another year of improvement in new HIV diagnoses and care outcomes. Nevertheless, some of the disparities observed in previous years have continued. To …

Thousands of Portlanders took to the streets in 2020 to protest racial injustice. Protesters and law enforcement officers from various agencies interacted night after night in downtown Portland and other …

The Community Sustainability Indicators provide an update on measuring the community’s progress toward long-term sustainability goals. The 26 indicators were established by the Sustainability Sounding Board in 2009. The foundational …

The Office of Public Safety was created with the mandate of establishing cross agency and cabinet coordination to tackle these challenging and complex problems in our neighborhoods that lead to …

n May 25, 2020, a Black Minneapolis resident, George Floyd, was murdered by a Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin. The officer kneeled on Mr. Floyd’s neck for over nine minutes, …

The New York City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) supports and empowers over 3 million immigrant New Yorkers who speak over 200 languages. Recognizing that immigrant New Yorkers make …

Out of concern that there were so few women firefighters (16 out of approximately 1,500) and complaints from 2 female firefighters raising allegations of sexual assault and harassment, the City …