New York City will ask the Federal Government for $35 million to cover the expense of securing Trump Tower, President-Elect Trump’s Manhattan residence and Business headquarters, for the period between his Election and Inauguration.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said he’s spoken with Steven Mnuchin, a New Yorker who’s Trump’s choice for Treasury Secretary, about the City’s ongoing costs guarding the brass-fronted building on Fifth Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets.
The police department has been discussing permanent security measures with the Secret Service, said Commissioner James O’Neill, who joined de Blasio Monday at a news conference at a lower Manhattan police precinct.
Trump's wife and son will stay in New York City until the summer and his son is finished with school. This will require family security in two cities.
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