What is OneNYC?
OneNYC 2050 is a strategy to secure our city’s future against the challenges of today and tomorrow. With bold actions to confront our climate crisis, achieve equity, and strengthen our democracy, we are building a strong and fair city. Join us.
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OneNYC 2050
With bold actions to confront our climate crisis, achieve equity, and strengthen our democracy, we are building a strong and fair city. Join us.
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A Vibrant Democracy
New York City will involve every New Yorker in the civic and democratic life of the city, welcoming immigrants, advancing justice, and leading on the global stage.
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An Inclusive Economy
New York City will grow and diversify its economy so that it creates opportunity for all, safeguards the American dream, and addresses the racial wealth gap.
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Thriving Neighborhoods
New York City will foster communities that have safe and affordable housing and are well-served by parks, cultural resources, and shared spaces.
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Healthy Lives
New York City will reduce inequities in health outcomes by addressing their root causes in residents' daily lives, guaranteeing health care, and facilitating both healthy lifestyles and a healthy physical environment.
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Equity and Excellence in Education
New York City will have a diverse and fair school system that delivers a high-quality education to children of all backgrounds and serves as a national model.
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A Livable Climate
New York City will lead a just transition to achieve carbon neutrality and adapt the city to withstand and emerge stronger from the impacts of climate change.
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Efficient Mobility
New York City will enable reliable, safe, and sustainable transportation options so that no New Yorker needs to rely on a car.
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Modern Infrastructure
New York City will invest in reliable physical and digital infrastructure that is ready to meet the needs of a 21st century city.
OneNYC UPDATES
As the sun sets on another amazing week in New York City, take a look back at an historic seven days. Click ❤️ on your favorite pic! #GetStuffDone
.@NYCMayor & @NYC_SBS Commish Kevin Kim grabbing lunch at Mario’s on Arthur Ave w/ @mvelaznyc @KevinCRiley @Salamancajr80 @OswaldFeliz @AndrewRigie #boogiedown
NYC recently passed Local Law 154 to phase fossil fuels out of new buildings starting in 2024. Questions about how this affects your new construction project? Contact info@accelerator.nyc to help you find electric alternatives to gas and fuel oil systems. #NYCAccelerator
Thrilled to kick off our #BlackHistoryMonth celebration of Black environmental leaders with the appointment of Kizzy Charles-Guzman as the executive director of the new Mayor’s Office of Climate and Environmental Justice!
.@NYCMayor Adams joins Bronx electeds on Arthur Avenue to talk the importance of our restaurants and restaurant workers to the city economy.
Read @NYCMayor’s statement on the City’s Medicare Advantage Plan:
.@NYCDHS #CódigoAzul está en efecto hasta mañana, domingo, 6 de febrero a las 8:00 AM. Si ves a alguien sin hogar afuera durante esta temperatura baja, por favor llámanos al 311.
Como médico de atención primaria, vi que pacientes pospusieron su atención por la COVID. Quienes no puedan acceder ni califiquen para un seguro de salud en NYC inscríbanse en NYC Care, que brinda atención más allá del estado migratorio o capacidad de pago. Llama al 646-692-2273.
