Amy Goodman
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NYC Suspends Massive 911 System Overhaul to Probe Lengthy Delays, $1 Billion Over Budget
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May 22, 2014
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3:06Now PlayingIn an exclusive for the New York Daily News, Democracy Now! cohost Juan González reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has suspended a major overhaul of the city's 911 emergency system to probe the project's lengthy delay and a costoverrun now topping $1 billion. A signature initiative of the Michael Bloomberg era, González calls the move "a stunning admission by the de Blasio administration that the 911 overhaul is more troubled than officials have been willing to admit."
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