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ALT Comptroller Levine speaking to someone at the Clergy Roundtable event. Below is a group shot of attendees. Text reads, "Central Brooklyn Faith Leaders Unite to Expand Opportunity."
ALT Comptroller Levine speaking at the Clergy Roundtable.
ALT Group photo of attendees at the Clergy Roundtable.
ALT Image of the American flag. Text reads, "It's Election Day. Polls Open 6am-9pm. Find your poll site vote.nyc.
ALT Picture of cheering fans at NYC Marathon. Text reads, "Two million fans pack the streets and camp out for hours to cheer on runners from 140 countries."
ALT Picture of a large cut out of a woman's face. Text reads, "The marathon isn’t the only race happening. Friends and family members map out their own routes to cheer on loved ones as many times as they can. Big heads make big statements."
ALT Picture of woman holding sign that reads, "Run like Josh Allen is at the end." Text reads, "For runners, finding a sign to keep moving isn't too hard. The fans make it interesting."
ALT Collage of photos with text that reads, “Meeting up with old friends and making new ones.”
ALT Comptroller Mark Levine dressed as an FDNY EMT on the cover of a Spirit Halloween costume package. Text reads, “FDNY EMT. Includes: stethoscope, duty shirt, tactical cargo pants, FDNY EMT hat, courage, lifesaving skills. *Competitive pay sold separately.”
ALT New York City Comptroller Mark Levine speaks to crowd, with headline "BAM University: Keeping Pension Trustees in the Know"
ALT Comptroller Levine speaks with staff ahead of address to trustees.
ALT Comptroller Levine stands at lectern while addressing trustees.
ALT Comptroller Levine greets trustees at BAM University event.
ALT Headline from AMNY titled "Some NYC restaurants lost entire outdoor dining seasons waiting for permits, comptroller finds." Subline reads "by Adam Daly, October 27, 2026." Image shows people dining at tables outside of restaurant.
ALT Excerpt from article reads "But while DOT has substantially accelerated approvals this year, the comptroller’s office found the agency still lacks an adequate system for tracking how long applications spend at each stage of review. That makes it difficult to determine whether delays are caused by DOT, applicants submitting paperwork, or other legally required reviews involving community boards and the City Council. “Unfortunately, the permitting process is a maze of approvals that takes far too long, depriving restaurants, bars, and cafes of expanded capacity and sorely needed revenue,” Levine said in a statement. The report found that restaurants often spent months corresponding with DOT staff over application requirements, including technical drawings of proposed outdoor dining setups that can be difficult for small business owners to produce." Image shows diners outside restaurant.
ALT Image of New York City Comptroller at Met Council Warehouse opening, with headline that reads "Met Council Opens 25-million-dollar Warehouse in Brooklyn"
ALT New York City Comptroller Mark Levine addresses a crowd at the new facility.
ALT Mark Levine stands at podium in front of crowded warehouse.
ALT New York City Comptroller Mark Levine speaks with seated woman at Met Council Warehouse.
ALT NYC Comptroller Levine's Statement on Anthropic's IPO: Anthropic is rushing toward an IPO without answering fundamental questions about its readiness to operate as a publicly traded company. Despite repeated pledges to prioritize safety and responsibility, Anthropic has yet to provide sufficient evidence of how it is addressing what the company itself has described, even most recently as today, as the potential ‘catastrophic or existential risks to humanity’ posed by AI. An IPO brings enormous new pressures and scrutiny, and the burden is on Anthropic to demonstrate action, not just rhetoric, to investors-including the millions who may gain exposure to its stock through passive index funds. It would have been so much more prudent to slow this IPO down considering all the safety risks.