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Mayor Adams Appoints Jessica Tisch as NYPD Commissioner

Breaking News: Jessica Tisch Sworn in as NYPD Commissioner In a historic moment for the NYPD, Jessica Tisch has officially been sworn in as the 48th police commissioner, becoming only the second woman in the department's 179-year history to hold the position. Mayor Eric Adams presided over the ceremony at One Police Plaza, where Tisch …

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By John Searcey,

Senior Reporter, The Midtown Times, November 25, 2024

Breaking News: Jessica Tisch Sworn in as NYPD Commissioner

In a historic moment for the NYPD, Jessica Tisch has officially been sworn in as the 48th police commissioner, becoming only the second woman in the department’s 179-year history to hold the position. Mayor Eric Adams presided over the ceremony at One Police Plaza, where Tisch assumed leadership of the nation’s largest police force.

Tisch, who previously served as the Department of Sanitation (DSNY) commissioner, steps into her new role following consistent crime reduction in New York City. October 2024 marked the tenth consecutive month of citywide crime declines, underscoring the NYPD’s momentum under Mayor Adams’ administration.

“Jessica Tisch is a proven leader who has transformed every department she has led,” said Mayor Adams. “New Yorkers demand safety and security, and I am confident that under her leadership, the NYPD will continue to deliver innovative, effective policing to protect our city.”

A Career Defined by Leadership and Innovation

Tisch brings nearly two decades of public service experience to her new role. At DSNY, she spearheaded groundbreaking initiatives, including the “Trash Revolution,” which containerized waste collection for 70% of New York City and introduced universal curbside composting for millions of households.

Her tenure at the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) saw the implementation of New York City’s first text-to-911 service and vital COVID-19 response systems. Tisch also has deep roots in the NYPD, where she began her career as a counterterrorism analyst in 2008. She rose through the ranks to become deputy commissioner of information technology, revolutionizing police operations with advancements such as the Domain Awareness System, body-worn cameras, and the modernization of the 911 system.

A Vision for a Safer City

As she takes the helm, Tisch reaffirmed her commitment to ensuring public safety while fostering trust in law enforcement. “Leading the NYPD is an incredible honor,” Tisch stated. “I am dedicated to building on the department’s strengths and exploring new, innovative strategies to keep New York City safe and vibrant.”

Her appointment is critical for the city as officials work to sustain and enhance public safety amid evolving challenges. Tisch’s leadership style, characterized by a blend of tradition and technological innovation, aligns with Mayor Adams’ vision of a dynamic, forward-thinking police force.

A Historic Appointment

Jessica Tisch’s swearing-in signals a new era for the NYPD, defined by innovation, inclusivity, and a steadfast commitment to public service. With her extensive experience and proven track record, Tisch is poised to lead the department into a brighter, safer future for all New Yorkers.

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