NYC Snow Cleanup Draws Mixed Response After Record Storm in Mayor Mamdani’s First Month
New York City faced criticism over snow removal efforts after a record snowfall, with Mayor Zohran Mamdani responding amid mixed public reactions.
NYC Snow Cleanup Draws Mixed Response After Record Storm in Mayor Mamdani’s First Month
NYC Snow Cleanup Draws Mixed Response After Record Storm in Mayor Mamdani’s First Month
New York City experienced its heaviest snowfall in five years on January 25–26 , triggering debate over snow removal efforts and marking an early test for Mayor Zohran Mamdani , who assumed office on January 1.
According to city weather data, 11.4 inches of snow were recorded in Central Park, significantly disrupting transportation and daily routines across the city.
City’s Snow Removal Operations
City officials stated that snowplows covered all major roads at least twice during the storm. Authorities also reported that most bus stops were cleared within operational timelines.
However, residents in several neighborhoods reported that side streets, sidewalks, and curbside areas remained snow-covered or icy for extended periods, raising safety concerns.
Mayor’s Response
Mayor Mamdani was seen assisting with snow clearing in parts of Brooklyn and stated that the city deploy…
