To the nearly perennial debate about whether NYPD officers should live within the five boroughs, add the current iteration of the City Council.
As part of its policing-reform efforts, the legislative body is considering a resolution that would call on state legislators to pass, and Governor Cuomo to sign, a bill that would compel NYPD cops to make their homes in the city within a year of their appointment.
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