Eric Adams on Government Reform

	Eric Adams on Government Reform

Have city agency data combined on single platform

Nearly all City agencies are siloed, operating separately from one another without sharing data or metrics, often duplicating efforts and resulting in waste, inefficiency and poor delivery of services. By combining all agency metrics onto a single platform and using analytics to track performance in real time, we can go from a reactive management approach to being proactive and, eventually, predictive. This will improve performance and save billions of dollars. Source: 2021 NYC Mayoral campaign website EricAdams2021.com , Jul 7, 2021

Create schoolwide initiatives encouraging voter registration

We will create school-wide pre-registration initiatives that encourage students to register while demystifying the voting process, as well as introducing them to the systems that taken together make up our democracy, from community boards to elected officials' offices, our court systems to the press, as well as the activist community. Understanding the mechanics of precinct council meetings and city council hearings makes a young person much more likely to actively participate in our democracy. Source: 2021 NYC Mayoral campaign website EricAdams2021.com , Jul 7, 2021

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