POLITICSJul 25 · 00:14 UTCPIX11 NEW YORKAndrew Cruz

NYC mayor's office to invest in city agency that battles coastal flooding

New York City's mayor's office announced an investment in the Bureau of Coastal Resilience to address rising threats from coastal storms like Hurricane Sandy. The agency focuses on planning, operating, and maintaining flood protection projects.

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Mayor Zohran MamdanipersonNew York City Mayor's OfficeorganizationBureau of Coastal ResilienceorganizationHurricane Sandytopiccoastal floodingtopic

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