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Jun 04, 2025
New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch’s leadership is poised to help shape the future of the city — and it has big implications for the role of city government in national politics. What is her vision for New York? How is she working to reinvent the city in an era of complex and evolving challenges?
Join Commissioner Tisch and 92NY CEO Seth Pinsky for a vital conversation about public safety, immigration, and the shifting responsibilities of law enforcement in the nation’s largest city.
Just five months into her tenure, Tisch has emerged as one of the most vital city officials in New York, giving her a crucial perspective not only on NYC, but on the challenges and hopes of cities across the nation. But she faces pressure from all sides. Tasked with keeping New York safe, negotiating immigration dynamics with the Trump White House, and revitalizing the largest police force in the nation, what’s working, what’s not – and what’s next? Are the crime rates really falling? What role can New York play in upholding democracy?
Don’t miss this special conversation offering rare insight into Tisch’s approach, the future of the NYPD, and her vision for reinventing the city for the next generation.
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