New York City Mayor Eric Adams has appointed four new deputy mayors, reinforcing his administration’s commitment to making the city safer and more affordable. The newly appointed leaders include Adolfo Carrión, Jr. (Deputy Mayor for Housing, Economic Development, and Workforce), Suzanne Miles-Gustave (Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services), Jeffrey D. Roth (Deputy Mayor for Operations), and Kaz Daughtry (Deputy Mayor for Public Safety). Each brings extensive experience to their respective roles and will play a crucial part in advancing the city’s initiatives.
Mayor Adams highlighted his administration’s achievements over the past three years, including passing three balanced budgets, creating record levels of affordable housing, reaching the highest job numbers in city history, and managing the post-pandemic recovery. The new deputy mayors will build on these successes to enhance public safety, economic opportunity, and social services for all New Yorkers.
Outgoing deputy mayors Maria Torres-Springer, Anne Williams-Isom, Meera Joshi, and Chauncey Parker were acknowledged for their contributions in shaping the city’s policies and initiatives.
Adolfo Carrión, Jr. expressed his dedication to expanding affordable housing and economic opportunities, ensuring NYC remains a hub for investment and tourism. Suzanne Miles-Gustave emphasized her commitment to strengthening public health services, particularly for vulnerable communities. Jeffrey Roth pledged to enhance city operations and infrastructure efficiency, while Kaz Daughtry will focus on maintaining public safety.
The newly appointed deputy mayors will officially assume their roles on March 14, working toward a more prosperous and resilient New York City.
