QUESTION
What is being done about the food issue in New York City's asylum seeker operations?
2:27:11
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37 sec
The New York City Mayor's Office of Asylum Seeker Operations (MOASO) is currently reevaluating its food contracts to find better solutions.
- MOASO is in a continuous process of rethinking all contracts, focusing on improving efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
- This reevaluation has been ongoing for about one and a half to two years.
- The office aims to optimize operations and ensure quality in food service provisions.
- Efforts include analyzing contracts for potential savings and enhanced service delivery.
Gale Brewer
2:27:11
And then just finally, the question of what are you going to do about the food issue because that does seem to be a challenge.
2:27:20
I think doctor Long is great.
2:27:22
I know that you know, DHS is helping, but is there some rethinking about food contracts?
Molly Schaeffer
2:27:29
We are always rethinking all of our contracts, especially as we're in this period of transition.
2:27:34
We've been doing this for now a year and a half, almost 2 years.
2:27:37
And so we are looking at all of our contracts and looking how we can save money and how we can do this better, especially with our pegs.
2:27:44
And so we're constantly looking for better ways to do food.
Gale Brewer
2:27:48
Alright.
2:27:48
Thank you.
