Pass the stuffing and prepare to add another portion of city government to your plate.
The City Council’s government operations committee voted Monday to establish the Mayor’s Office of Not-for-Profit Organization Services. Sponsored by Brooklyn Councilmember Farah Louis, the measure would take effect just months after Mayor-elect Eric Adams takes over. It would add another layer to the bureaucracy Adams inherits from Mayor Bill de Blasio on Jan. 1.
The committee passed the measure by a 7-0 vote; the bill is expected to get a full chamber vote Dec. 5.
“We see a great future for this bill and this agency once it’s created,” said Clark Peña,
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