Kaz Daughtry, the Adams administration’s new deputy mayor for public safety, says he is bringing lofty goals to an expanded portfolio of city agencies that now fall under his purview.
A controversial figure in his previous role in the NYPD and often critiqued by those in and out of the department, amNewYork is looking to uncover what Daughtry has planned for the Big Apple.
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