New York City Mayor Eric Adams, since he was elected, has proclaimed he’s been “getting stuff done.” Last week, the administration’s big news was a crackdown on “ghost cars,” which brought some attention away from the various ongoing federal investigations of the mayor’s inner circle and the New York City Police Department. However, the mayor’s main priority during his tenure so far seems to be his efforts to help the NYPD. A biggie was a new contract with the city’s largest police union in April, all in the hopes of reversing years of poor morale and an exodus of officers. There was also former Police Commissioner Edward Caban’s last-minute rollback of disciplinary measures for police misconduct. Let’s also not forget department upgrades, like surveillance robots and plans for a new Public Safety Academy in Queens.