"We're going to be leaning into parents and parent groups to do some volunteerism," Hizzoner said when asked about the new class of 250 school safety agents that were recently axed amid the city's budget woes.
His remarks came a day after Staten Island elected officials railed against the administration over the safety agent cuts - arguing that the massive spending on the migrant crisis was now undermining services to the city's citizenry.
"We are successful, unlike other municipalities, where they're having shootings on school grounds in some cases of mass shootings," Adams said during his briefing.
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