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Christina L. Farrell

Christina L. Farrell

@calfarrell

Commissioner, @nycemergencymgt. True blue Bruce fan, UNC basketball disciple, and St. Francis Prep, @UNC mom.

Katılım Nisan 2009
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NYC Emergency Management
NYC Emergency Management@nycemergencymgt·
As of Saturday, 5/16, Long Island Rail Road service is suspended. To accommodate passengers, the MTA will provide limited shuttle bus service on weekdays for essential workers and those who cannot telecommute. Accessible travel options will be available at LIRR Queens stations. Customer Ambassadors will be assigned to each location to assist ADA customers.   Third rail power will remain live at all times. Please do not enter LIRR tracks or the right-of-way at any time. Non-passenger patrol trains will continue to operate throughout the LIRR system. Motorists and pedestrians must continue to stop at grade crossings when gates are lowered and obey crossing warnings. Crossing gates will remain active. Trains can come from any direction at any time.   For more information, shuttle bus locations and list of travel alternatives, visit: on.nyc.gov/4eHPWJ9
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NYCEM - Notify NYC@NotifyNYC·
Traffic delays in both directions towards the GW Bridge due to continued maintenance. Inspections and work being carried out on upper and lower lanes. Upper-level work until 5/16. Lower-level work until morning of 5/16. Expect heavy delays in both directions.
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NYC Emergency Management
NYC Emergency Management@nycemergencymgt·
@LIRR service may be suspended beginning on Saturday, 5/16 if ongoing contract negotiations do not reach a resolution. If this occurs, Long Island Rail Road customers should expect service suspensions along all LIRR stations. To accommodate passengers, the MTA will provide limited shuttle bus service on weekdays for essential workers and those who cannot telecommute. Accessible travel options will be available at LIRR and Queens stations. Customer Ambassadors will be assigned to each location to assist ADA customers. For more information, shuttle bus locations and list of travel alternatives, visit on.nyc.gov/4eHPWJ9
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NYCEM - Notify NYC
NYCEM - Notify NYC@NotifyNYC·
.@LIRR service is suspended in & out of Penn Station while Amtrak crews repair damage from a fire near the terminal. Take Grand Central or Atlantic Terminal service instead. The subway is cross-honoring LIRR tickets. Info: mta.info/lirr
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Christina L. Farrell@calfarrell·
Honored to be the keynote speaker at the @girlscoutsnyc 2026 Gold Award Ceremony & Scholarship Recognition last night. So many inspiring young woman tackling important issues in their communities. I hope to see some of them working at @nycemergencymgt in the future! 👏👏👏
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LIRR@LIRR·
LIRR service may shut down as early as May 16 if railroad unions go on strike. Avoid nonessential travel and work from home, if possible. The MTA will provide limited shuttle bus service on weekdays for essential workers and those who cannot telecommute. Learn more and see travel alternatives at mta.info/lirrstrike.
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NYC Emergency Management
NYC Emergency Management@nycemergencymgt·
☔️Rain is likely Wednesday evening and overnight, with showers possible as early as Wednesday afternoon. Moderate to locally heavy rain is possible from 6 PM to midnight. Rainfall totals of 0.5 to 0.75 inches are likely, with the highest amounts along southern coastal areas and eastern Queens, where localized non-severe ⛈️⚡️thunderstorms are most possible. Rain should clear by 8 AM Thursday, though some light showers may linger through the day.
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Christina L. Farrell@calfarrell·
Preparedness takes teamwork. The @redcrossny and @nycemergencymgt joined forces today for a thunderbolt exercise to test our readiness and improve how we respond to a major disaster in NYC.
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nychealthy@nycHealthy·
Beginning today, new Legionella testing regulations are in effect citywide. The new rules require building owners to test cooling towers for the bacteria every 31 days, up from every 90 days, and more frequently than anywhere else in the U.S. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/4nq5sM4
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Always an inspiring event, but this school, its students, teachers and administrators are truly special. I bet some of these 4th graders are future emergency managers! 👏👏👏
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🏆 Congratulations to P.S. 60 Alice Austen School in Staten Island, NYCEM's 2026 Ready School of the Year!
 
For 17 years, we've partnered with @NYCSchools to recognize a school that goes above and beyond in teaching emergency preparedness. This year, that honor goes to P.S. 60 in Bulls Head, Staten Island, led by Principal Donna Bonanno and an extraordinary 4th grade class.
 
Students brought their learning to life through a Weather Share Fair, presenting natural disasters through posters, skits, PowerPoints, and original songs. 🎤🌪️
 
They went a step further by inviting a neighboring school in a flood zone to attend and donated decorated Go Bags to every visiting student, making sure preparedness reached the kids most likely to need it. 🎒

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Christina L. Farrell@calfarrell·
.@CMPiSanchez is a strong partner of ours and present at every emergency scene in her district, assisting her constituents. Thanks to her for helping us prepare NYers!
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Council Member @CMPiSanchez is right — preparedness is everyone's responsibility. From the Bronx to every corner of the five boroughs, the strongest response to an emergency starts with informed, ready New Yorkers. Build a Go Bag with the essentials, make a plan with your household, and subscribe to @NotifyNYC for real-time alerts about what's happening in your neighborhood. 🔔 nyc.gov/notify

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Christina L. Farrell@calfarrell·
When the @NYCDCAS and @nycemergencymgt commissioners put their heads together, you never know what will happen! Big thanks to @dcas and the iconic City Store. Follow @NotifyNYC today! ‼️‼️‼️
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🎉 @NotifyNYC is in its 20th year! Since 2007, we've kept New Yorkers informed before, during, and after emergencies, from blizzards and nor'easters to blackouts, water main breaks, and everyday disruptions that shape life in the five boroughs. A huge thank you to our partners at @NYCDCAS and the CityStore team. Every time you stop in for city swag, a tee, a tote, a piece of NYC pride, you’re also met with an invitation to sign up for Notify NYC. That's how we’re weaving preparedness into the fabric of civic life, meeting people where they are with the information they need to stay safe. Two decades in, and still growing. Sign up free at NYC.gov/NotifyNYC, call 311, or download the Notify NYC app. Be informed. Be prepared. Be ready.

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Christina L. Farrell@calfarrell·
Congratulations to @NYCSanitation First Deputy Commissioner and former Acting Commissoner Javier Lojan on his well-earned retirement today. He has been a terrific partner to @nycemergencymgt and is a genuinely nice guy. 👏👏👏
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NYC Emergency Management@nycemergencymgt·
As we continue highlighting 30 years of NYC Emergency Management, we look at how the agency helped shape the years 2006 to 2010. From opening our Brooklyn headquarters to launching Notify NYC, to responding to the Great Blizzard of 2010, these years marked a period of growth, innovation, and resilience.   Through it all, we strengthened our commitment to keeping New Yorkers informed, prepared, and safe.   #ThirtyYears #NYCEM
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Christina L. Farrell@calfarrell·
Before he became @nycemergencymgt Commissoner, Joe Esposito spent four decades serving the City of New York, beginning as a police officer and rising to be the @NYPDnews longest serving Chief of the Department. We honor his dedication, sacrifice and love of NYC. 🇺🇸
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Before Joe Esposito became the @nycemergencymgt Commissioner, he spent more than four decades serving New York City, starting as a police officer and becoming the @NYPDnews longest serving Chief of Department. We honor his dedication, sacrifice and love of NYC.
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