The city may outsource the operation of the water filtration plant to a private company once it’s completed, riling unions and elected officials.
Bronx Borough President Adolfo Carrion, who still has not gotten the call for what seemed to be an expected job heading the new White House Office on Urban Policy, is drawing flak for his support of a contributor who wanted to lease a building to the city’s Board of Elections.
She still has some work to do. “We cannot afford to stand with someone who will make no commitment [to us]," Councilman Joel Rivera of the Bronx said. "We have been given a lot of rhetoric over the years. We need action."
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