Anyone that’s been following the news knows it’s been an interesting time in New York City governance, to say the least. At the state level, Governor Hochul killed congestion pricing at the last second, and now a federal indictment of Mayor Adams has made things even more complicated.

Despite that, every day thousands of city workers show up and put in the hard work it takes to make city life — transportation, the environment, public space, delivery logistics — function a bit better. That’s why I was so excited to sit down with Dawn Miller, Senior Advisor to NYC's Chief Climate Officer, about all the amazing mobility initiatives still being pushed forward: the electrification of delivery and micromobility, a climate resilience plan, reducing indirect emissions, and so much more.

Prior to her current role, Dawn served as Deputy Chief of Staff to the Mayor, VP of Policy and Partnerships at Coord and Chief of Staff at the Taxi and Limousine Commission, so she also shares a number of helpful insights into how to sell a mobility or curb solution to government.

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