As Mayor de Blasio left office, one of his signature initiatives—the closure of Rikers Island and its replacement by a set of four jails with restorative missions—got one step closer to becoming a reality
The outgoing administration announced Dec. 29 that six design teams had been chosen to develop detailed proposals to build borough-based jails in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx.
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