This Administration has yet to show New Yorkers a long-term plan for supporting our newly arrived neighbors and right-sizing shelters to ensure communities are properly resourced to accommodate large population increases. For months, I have demanded greater support for my community to address the massive influx of new residents in Clinton Hill. When requesting everything from a vaccine bus for new arrivals to more frequent sanitation services for the blocks surrounding the shelter, I have been rebuffed time and time again. The can cannot be kicked down the road any further. The Mayor must end his 30/60 day shelter rule and expeditiously roll out a long-term plan that balances the needs of our new and long-term residents alike. At a recent community briefing my office organized, every single elected official present — myself included — agreed that the current shelter size was untenable. Yet we cannot reduce a shelter’s population without a guaranteed bed elsewhere for anyone who needs.