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Kathryn Garcia
@KGforNYC
Serving as New York’s Director of State Operations. Former; 43rd Commish. COVID food lead. COO of DEP.
New York CityJoined September 2020

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I’m excited and honored to work for the people New York as Director of State Operations. I’ve spent my career serving New Yorkers and I want to thank for the opportunity to continue that service. Now, let’s go get things done.
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The NYCHA Trust will literally change lives for generations to come. BILLIONS of- long overdue- additional, stable, dollars for NYCHA and empowerment of tenants to have a say over how that money is used in their homes.
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NEW: I just signed legislation unlocking billions of dollars in additional federal funds for @NYCHA developments. This historic funding will ensure New Yorkers across the city are able to live with the safety and dignity they deserve — because housing is a basic human right.
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New Yorkers deserve- and can have- nice things. We've been sold a bill of goods on Penn so many times we've lost faith anything meaningful will ever happen. Gov Hochul brings the vision and tenacity to get it done. Let's get to work.
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The era of neglecting Penn Station commuters & the neighboring community is over. We're investing in a Penn Station worthy of New York — one that puts New Yorkers first, invests in our future, & helps us build a more sustainable, livable city. nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-ope
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Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul will break the glass ceiling by becoming New York’s first female governor. A historic moment for our state and for all the women and girls who will see themselves represented at the highest level for the first time.
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Our sign-up form for Curbside Composting is now live! Sign up at nyc.gov/curbsidecompos. We want to hear from everyone interested in Curbside Composting as it helps us make the case to expand this service to more neighborhoods. Learn more: nyc.gov/curbsidecompos
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Eliminate the bureaucratic nonsense. There is nothing more progressive than making government actually work—for everyone.
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1/5 How did the U.S. government turn into one giant DMV? Read @annielowrey on the “time tax”—“a levy of paperwork, aggravation, and mental effort imposed on citizens in exchange for benefits that putatively exist to help them”: theatlantic.com/politics/archi
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New York should do the same. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is about moving the the cost burden from the individual consumer to the companies who create the waste in the first place. The State legislature must get this done.
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