Gregory Anderson, who most recently served as deputy director of state operations for Gov. Kathy Hochul, will lead the Department of Sanitation as its newest commissioner, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Wednesday.
Anderson is returning to DSNY after spending nearly 10 years with the agency, Mamdani said in a news release.
What You Need To Know
- Gregory Anderson, who most recently served as deputy director of state operations for Gov. Kathy Hochul, will lead the Department of Sanitation as its newest commissioner
- He is returning to DSNY after spending nearly 10 years with the agency, Mamdani said in a news release
- The mayor credited Anderson with helping lead the city’s “trash revolution,” which has included waste containerization and public cleanliness initiatives
- Javier Lojan, who headed the DSNY as acting commissioner during both snowstorms this winter, will return to his position as first deputy commissioner
The mayor credited him with helping lead the city’s “trash revolution,” which has included waste containerization and public cleanliness initiatives…