Governor says neighborhood safety efforts 'are working' in Brooklyn

The governor delivered brief remarks in Brooklyn thanking residents who volunteer their time and participate in local meetings, and offered reassurance about public-safety progress. "And I'm just here to tell you as governor, it is working," the governor said, attributing improvement to community collaboration and local efforts.

He acknowledged that "1 crime is far too many," urged continued vigilance, and praised officers and local leaders for their commitment to creating "a livable, safe neighborhood." The governor said the administration will "not [be] slowing down this progress," closed by thanking the crowd and volunteers, and emphasized ongoing collaboration between government and residents.