Emergency response times for the NYPD and FDNY are worsening amid significant reductions in police overtime, according to a new report. The findings highlight concerns over declining efficiency in critical services as budget cuts and staffing adjustments take effect. Officials and city leaders are likely to face scrutiny over whether these changes are impacting public safety. The report suggests a potential link between financial measures and operational delays in high-pressure situations.
NYPD, FDNY emergency response times getting slower — as NYC police overtime slashed, report shows New York Post
