-- Eight days into his term, he secured $1.2 billion in state funding to improve the city's existing 3K child care program and establish 2,000 seats for two-year-olds this year in lower income neighborhoods. (He'd been working on the details of this programs with Gov. Hochul since before he was elected.)
-- During the severe February blizzard, he used social media recruitment efforts to add 1,400 temporary snow shovelers to existing city crew. They cleared 16,000 crosswalks, 4,000 fire hydrants, and 7.000 bus stops.
-- Implemented 24-Hour Code Blue (automatic shelter for homeless when temperature is below 32 degrees). Closed one unsafe homeless shelter while beefing up capacity at others to make up the shortfall. Opened the city's first pet-friendly family homeless shelter and a new women's intake shelter. Transitioned 2,000 homeless into shelters.
-- Fixed over 100,000 potholes in first 100 days, the fastest repair rate ever.
-- Invested $20 million in early childhood mental health through the Strong Foundations initiative
-- Exapanded overdose prevention services and opened new youth clinics in Brooklyn and Queens
== Crime levels down substantially under Mamdami. Year to year, burglaries down 19%, robberies down 18%, auto theft down 13%. Fewest murders and shootings in NYC in recorded history in first three months of the year. Murders down 57% in Brooklyn, 44% in Manhattan, no murders reported in Staten Island. Crime rates down 6% in public housing, with fewest recorded murders ever.
-- Established the city's first Office of Community safety and appointed a Deputy Mayor as its Commissioner.
--Intervened in bankruptcy proceedings involving Pinnacle Realty, a major slumlord, to add over 5,000 tenant claims into the proceedings. (Meaning that any arrangement with creditors must address those claims on the same financial basis as all others.) Delivered over $34 million in repairs and settlements for tenants.
--Began citywide "Rental Ripoff" hearings where tenants could put on record claims for phony fees, late or non-repairs and similar complaints against landlords. Goal is to produce a comprehensive record for future enforcement actions against landlords.
--Secured $9 million in restitution for workers and small businesses, much of that for improperly withheld tips and payments to suppliers.
--Required police bodycam footage release within 30 days of critical incidents
--Signed executive order prohibitin ICE from entering city property without a judicial warrant and strenghtened data privacy protection for immigrants. Distributed 30,000 flyers in ten languages at houses of worship to inform immigrants of their legal rights.
-- Opened an Outposted Therapeutic Housing Unit at Bellevue to provide specialized care for the most clincially vulnerable inmates at Rikers Island
--Rescinded all Executive Orders entered by former mayor Eric Adams after his federal indictment in September.
--Secured a total rent freeze on all rent-stabilized apartments (about 40% of all apartments, one million in total) on one- and two-year lease renewals, effective October 1.
And most important for many New Yorkers:
-- Secured first NBA championship in 53 years for New York City.