UPDATE: Newly elected Zohran Mamdani was officially sworn in as New York City’s 112th mayor just after midnight on October 26, 2023, during a private ceremony. A public inauguration ceremony is set to take place later today at 1 PM at City Hall, inviting the community to join in this historic moment.
This is an urgent event that promises to engage New Yorkers as Mamdani steps into his new role. Public Advocate Jumaane Williams and Comptroller-elect Mark Levine will also be sworn in during this ceremony, marking a significant shift in the city’s leadership.
For those unable to attend in person, the inauguration will be livestreamed. Interested viewers can register at luma.com/inauguration to receive access details via email. Additionally, CBS News New York will provide comprehensive coverage of the event.
Attendees planning to join the festivities in person should arrive early. The event will feature a block party on Broadway, stretching from Liberty Street to Murray Street. Guests are encouraged to enter between 11 AM and noon, and all bags will be searched upon entry. For safety, attendees can find a list of prohibited items on the event’s website.
For those traveling via public transportation, please note that there will be service changes. The MTA has confirmed that R trains will not stop at City Hall, and W trains will be out of service. The Fulton Street and Park Place station exits will be closed on Broadway. Subway riders are advised to use alternative stations, including Wall Street for 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains, Broad Street for J and Z trains, and Rector for R and 1 trains.
As the excitement builds for this inauguration, New Yorkers are encouraged to share their experiences and join the conversation online. Stay tuned for updates as Zohran Mamdani takes the helm of the city, bringing fresh ideas and energy to the administration.
