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Elizabeth Glazer

New York
As seen in: Vital City, Washington Post Opinions, New York Daily News, The Atlantic, New York Law Journal, The Marshall Project, Next City, Dissent Magazine, Gotham Gazette, AIR MAIL, NYNMedia
Founder of @VitalCityNYC. Former senior public safety advisor to the NY governor and federal prosecutor.
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Expert Advice for Mamdani’s Commission on Government Efficiency

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By Sarah E. Feinberg, Elizabeth Glazer, Robert Gordon
| Vital City Verified
How should COGE change the City Charter? Eight people who’ve seen it all weigh in. Zohran Mamdani's Commission on Government Efficiency, known as COGE, has a deceptively modest mandate: put proposals on the November ballot that will speed up infrastructure projects, deliver city services faster and give agencies room to do their jobs.
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About This Project

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By Elizabeth Glazer
| Vital City Verified
What ‘Rubber Meets Road’ is all about How do cities decide what to do? The tug on the sleeve, the crisis in the moment, the upcoming State of the State or State of the City address requiring a Big Idea or three. These days, it is fashionable to refer to “evidence-based policies” (a hilarious formulation if applied, say, to, medicine).
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The Smart Way to Curb Crime

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By Elizabeth Glazer
| The Atlantic Verified
In the summer of 2014, the new mayor of New York City had a problem. Bill de Blasio had campaigned against aggressive policing, particularly the city’s controversial policy of briefly detaining people and patting them down for weapons. Stop-and-frisk, which a federal court had ruled was discriminatory as practiced, had been touted as a form of crime prevention.
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