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Mayor Mamdani’s Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE)
On May 28th, Mayor Mamdani announced the creation of the Commission on Government Efficiency, COGE, a Charter Revision Commission tasked with changing the NYC Charter to make City government work better for New Yorkers. Learn more at https://www.nyc.gov/site/charter/index.page.
Testify to COGE:
In-person at COGE’s 10 hearings across all five boroughs. Learn more at https://www.nyc.gov/site/charter/meetings/public-meetings-hearings.page.
Visit the page for each meeting (at the time of the meeting) to get the link for viewing.
Written public comments can be submitted online at https://airtable.com/appp5USrhucnRGVIG/pagbhr9SBV7nCAL8v/form.
The initial meeting of the Commission on Government Efficiency was held on June 4. Learn more at https://www.nyc.gov/site/charter/meetings/2026-initial-public-meeting-06042026.page. You can watch the June 4 meeting at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-ZQiG9jCtk&t=3665s.
[Source: Gemini AI]
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s newly formed Charter Revision Commission—officially called the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE)—is planning a total of 10 public hearings across all five boroughs.
The first three public hearings have been scheduled back-to-back:
| Date & Time | Location | Theme / Focus |
| Tuesday, June 9 5:00 PM | New York Law School (Manhattan) | Streamlining government for infrastructure projects and public realm improvements |
| Wednesday, June 10 5:00 PM | Fordham University (The Bronx) | Streamlining government for small businesses and community organizations |
| Thursday, June 11 5:00 PM | Brooklyn Law School (Brooklyn) | Modernizing government and streamlining government technology |
What to Know:
- The Goal: The feedback collected during these hearings will shape the proposals and amendments to the City Charter that voters will see on the ballot.
- Future Hearings: The remaining 7 hearings spanning the rest of the five boroughs will be announced in the coming weeks.
- How to Participate: New Yorkers can testify in person at any of these hearings or submit written public comments online.11 New York City Charter Revision Commission – NYC.govNYC.gov
For real-time updates on future dates or to submit written testimony, you can check the official portal at nyc.gov/COGE.