Mayor Adams wants help from New Yorkers against street harassment
The mayor's office is asking New Yorkers to fill out a survey on their personal experience in order to give officials guidance for improving street safety.
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2h agoMayor Eric Adams is asking his fellow New York City residents to lend a hand in the city's crackdown on street harassment.
The mayor's office is asking New Yorkers to fill out a survey on their personal experience in order to give officials guidance for improving street safety.
The city plans to hold a day of action on Wednesday, Sept. 27 near the 2/5 subway station located at East 149th Street and the Grand Concourse.
