Executive Orders

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Restructure mayoral offices, delegate authority, and issue policy direction via EO.

Authority

• NYC Charter §3 (general powers)

Timeline

1. Draft EO (Mayor’s Counsel + relevant deputies)
2. Internal review (Law + OMB as needed)
3. Mayor signs; file with City Clerk/Comptroller
4. Publish & notify agencies; update org charts/SOPs

Checklist

• Counsel → EO text & delegation language
• Law → Legal sufficiency review
• OPS → Distribution + implementation memo

Pitfalls & Dependencies

• Ambiguity in delegated authority
• Insufficient implementation comms

Signals & Datasets

• City Record notices (policy/structure)

Beyond the Mayor:

• Civil service and CBAs can constrain execution; legislative changes may be needed for structural shifts

Sources